Determine Your Personal Injury Case Worth in York PA? | Dale E. Anstine

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HOW TO DETERMINE YOUR PERSONAL INJURY CASE WORTH
IN YORK PA?
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The type of injury There are many different types
of personal injury cases. The type of injury
determines the amount your case is worth, and can
also determine how much you will need to pay for
medical expenses. There are three main
categories traumatic injuries, occupational
injuries, and negligence. Which category do you
think your injury falls under?
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The severity of the injury
If you have been injured in a car accident, slip
and fall or any other type of injury that is not
your fault, it's important to know the severity
of your personal injury case. Your medical bills
will vary greatly depending on what injuries you
sustained.
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Medical treatment and recovery time
The recovery time for different injuries varies
greatly some may heal in a few weeks while
others may take years. With so many factors that
can affect your recovery time, it's difficult to
know what you should be looking for in order to
make sure you receive the best compensation
possible.
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Lost wages from work or inability to work
Determine the worth of your personal injury case,
one must first consider lost wages and inability
to work. The severity of the injuries will
dictate how long you may be out of work. Income
is then based on what you were earning before
the accident and if there was a decrease in
income due to injury or illness, this will need
to be calculated as well.
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Pain and suffering
There are some different types of pain and
suffering damages that may apply to your case.
Pain and suffering are subjective feelings so
it's hard to put an exact number on them but
there are guidelines for what constitutes
"severe" or "extreme" emotional distress. You
also have to account for future losses such as
medical expenses and lost wages due to the
injury, as well as any other damages you've
incurred because of it.
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Any permanent injuries, such as a disability or
scarring
It is important to know the extent of your
injuries and what your case is worth. If you are
diagnosed with any permanent injuries, your case
may be worth more than if you did not suffer
from any long-term damages. For example, if
someone has had to undergo surgery for back
problems because of their accident, they may
find themselves in need of future surgeries over
time which will also increase the value of their
lawsuit.
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