Types of Compensation in a Personal Injury Claim
South Dakota/Wyoming/Nebraska

Personal Injury Claim Types of Compensation
If you have been injured in a personal injury case, such as a motor vehicle collision, you may seek compensation from whoever caused your injuries or is at-fault. This type of compensation being pursued is generally referred to as “damages”. The types of damages that can be pursued in a personal injury case can vary depending on the type of case, the circumstances of the injury, and the laws of the state. In general, personal injury damages for cases such as motor vehicle collisions, slip/trip and falls, and dog bite claims include the following:
- Compensation for the cost of medical treatment caused by the injuries suffered
- Future medical treatment and costs causally related to the injury
- Lost wages or lost income
- Future lost income and earning capacity
- Pain and suffering
- Loss of enjoyment
- Mental and emotional distress
- Wrongful death
- Loss of consortium/loss of companionship
- Out of pocket expenses
Proving damages can be difficult and challenging, with our office exclusively handling injury claims. If you have been injured, Moore-Faust Injury Law Group will provide you, free of charge, a confidential consultation regarding the merits and value of your injury claim. This consultation is based on the specifics of your individual claim regardless of where you are in the claim process. During the consultation we allow and encourage you to ask any questions you may have regarding your claim.
Don't Go it Alone
If you or a loved one has been involved in an auto accident, you need the assistance of an auto accident lawyer if another driver caused the accident and you or your family member suffered injury or damage to your property. Insurance adjusters work for the insurance company and will attempt to save that insurance company as much money as possible.
Internal studies of the insurance companies studies have shown that when an accident victim is being assisted by an attorney, the average payout is approximately three times in comparison to when the accident victim attempts to represent him or herself.
Claims are Complex
The auto accident claims process is difficult, but an auto accident attorney will aid you in dealing with insurance adjusters in pursuing the full amount you are due. When filing your auto accident claim, you will need to prove that the other driver is liable for the damages you are suffering from. Also, proof must establish the nature and extent of your injuries, as well as the injuries were caused by the collision. Moreover, an auto accident attorney can further investigate the facts surrounding a claim, including getting testimony from witnesses, medical documentation and proving your injuries and lost income proof. Your auto accident attorney will properly file and pursue your insurance claim. An auto accident claim can involve many different aspects that you may not be familiar with, and an auto accident attorney will be able to help you.
No-Cost Review of Your Claim
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