In more situations than you might realize, you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries.
If you're hurt because of another person's actions or their negligence, you may have grounds for a personal injury claim.
Many physical injuries are obvious, though there are some you might not immediately consider. Examples of physical harm include sickness and disease, birth injuries or defects, brain and spinal cord injuries, and wrongful death claims.
Mental injury can be just as acute and damaging as harm to your body. For that reason, personal injury claims have provisions so that victims of psychological harm can be compensated for their pain and suffering.
Any costs that you have to pay or money that you were prevented from receiving as a result of your injury may be included in your compensation.
Financial harm includes losses such as lost wages from time of work, medical bills, and ongoing treatment expenses.
Aside from the types of injuries listed above, there are other situations in which another person's wrongful actions can cause damage to you or your reputation.
You may be entitled to compensation if you're a victim of libel, slander, wrongful or malicious prosecution, or false arrest or imprisonment.
How Much Can I Claim After an Injury?
It's tough to put a dollar amount on your rights after an accident. Most likely, you've sustained some combination of physical, mental, and financial harm, and there's no formula that a jury or judge is required to use to calculate your injury claim. How can one put a price on the suffering you've sustained?
As your attorneys, our goal is to fight for the compensation you deserve. The smartest thing you can do after an accident or injury is to schedule a consultation to talk about your options.
Call Ryan, Miller & Coburn Trial Attorneys in Missoula & Bozeman, MT to talk about your options in any of the following personal injury cases:
Recovering from injury can be one of the most challenging times in your life. We're here to help make it a little easier.