When you receive compensation in the form of a verdict award or settlement award, you are given a lump sum of money that should be used towards your recovery.

In general, recovery of damages is permitted for the following elements of damage:

  • The nature and extent of injury, including whether the injury is permanent, and the amount of disability
  • Medical expenses, including past bills and future expenses that are reasonably incurred
  • Lost earnings and loss of capacity to earn a living
  • Pain and suffering
  • Property damage, including your motor vehicle and other items of personal property
  • Permanent physical disability or disfigurement
  • Loss of consortium for your spouse
  • Emotional damages

A Look at the Numbers

How Much Does Compensation Cover

While adding up expenses for damage to a motor vehicle may be relatively easy, calculating compensation for something like pain and suffering or emotional damages can be difficult to pin a number on. This is where our precise and exhausting research comes in, so that we may come up with a dollar figure amenable to your injuries and thus, compensation.

Insurance companies usually focus on a set damages formula to come up with a monetary figure of compensation. However, they will try to get away with the lowest possible amount, which often times is only enough to cover immediate damages.

Call Kuzyk Personal Injury & Car Accidents Lawyers Today

We invite you to contact Kuzyk Personal Injury & Car Accidents Lawyers for a FREE, no-obligation consultation at  (661) 945-6969 . We speak English and Spanish fluently, and do all we can to put your mind at ease when you get in touch with us. And remember:

We don’t collect any money until you do!

Here at Kuzyk Personal Injury & Car Accidents Lawyers, we fight hard for compensation well above that number because we know you may have a long, hard road ahead of you in terms of lost wages, therapy and medical bills.

Call now for a free case evaluation and learn more about what your compensation will cover.

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