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Types of damages you can recover in Phoenix personal injury case

You may be able to recover three types of damages in Phoenix: physical damages, mental damages, and punitive damages. The total amount of damages will depend on various factors, including but not limited to the percentage of negligence on the part of both the defendant and plaintiff. Compensable damages could be reduced proportionally to the degree of your fault in causing the accident and injuries. Contact the Phoenix personal injury attorney, Law Offices of Lorona Mead to get a free consultation about your particular case.

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Types of damages you can recover in Phoenix personal injury case

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  1. Types of Damages you can Recover in Phoenix Personal Injury Case

  2. You can Recover Three Types of Damages in Phoenix You may be able to recover three types of damages in Phoenix • Physical damages • Mental damages • Punitive damages The total amount of these damages will depend on various factors, including but not limited to the percentage of negligence on the part of both the defendant and plaintiff, the strength of evidence presented during the discovery stage, as well as the willingness of both sides to negotiate and reach an agreement.

  3. Generally, it is relatively easy to calculate the total value of the compensatory damages in a personal injury case, as these are usually documented from the date of the injury with the help of receipts and other simple formulas. These compensatory damages usually include: • Medical expenses; • Loss of income; • Loss of earning capacity; and • Property damages or loss

  4. The mental element of the damages is calculated in an objective manner and usually requires the medical examination of a qualified medical professional. “Also, do not forget that the total damages in your case could be reduced if the defendant successfully argues that you were partially to blame for your injuries,” warns Phoenix personal injury attorney at Lorona Mead.

  5. How to Calculate the Value of Your Personal Injury Claim? “How much is my personal injury claim worth?” this is the question on every injured victim’s mind after a car accident, motorcycle accident, and all other types of motor vehicle collisions in Phoenix. While every injured victim would love to know how much they could potentially recover in compensation, skilled attorneys never guarantee a specific recovery, because every personal injury lawsuit is unique and unpredictable.

  6. Even if your personal injury claim seems legit and solid at first, wait until litigation reaches the stage of discovery and potential defences that could be mounted by the defendant. As every injured person would like to know how much he or she will be able to win as part of the settlement or verdict, but there is no calculator to determine the value of your case. Only a skilled lawyer who has decades of experience in litigating similar cases may be able to name an approximate figure after analyzing all aspects of your particular case.

  7. Talk to Actual Attorney To benefit from five decades of combined experience, a commitment to delivering excellence, and legal representation from a Phoenix personal injury attorney with a proven track record of success, schedule your free initial consultation by CALL TODAY AT 602-388-1025 3838 N Central Ave #100 Phoenix, AZ 85012 https://www.loronamead.com/contact-us/

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