What Damage Compensation is Available to Car Accident Victims?

Each year, around 26,000 people in Utah are injured in car accidents. If you’ve been a victim of a car accident because of someone else’s negligence, it’s important to understand the numerous damage compensations you may qualify for. Our personal injury team can help you understand what you may qualify for and work to make that happen. Here are some of the different types of damage that you may experience from a car accident:

Lost wages – Those who are victims of a car accident may request compensation for wages lost while recovering from the accident. This can include missing work due to doctor appointments and time to recover from the accident.

Medical expenses – These add up quickly. It’s important to understand that if you’ve experienced a personal injury from a car accident, you may qualify for compensation for your medical expenses. As you work with our experienced personal injury team, we’ll ensure you receive the compensation you deserve to cover these costs.

Pain and suffering – Those who are injured in car accidents go through a lot, both physically and emotionally. With this type of damage compensation, the pain and suffering the victim experienced because of the accident has to be communicated clearly to qualify for compensation. Our personal injury team will guide you through the entire process, ensuring you receive the full compensation that you deserve.

Property damage – This compensation covers damage done to the vehicle during the accident. This will allow you to focus on recovering from your accident, rather than stressing about how you’re going to pay for the damage done.

If you’ve been a victim of a car accident, don’t hesitate to reach out to our team of expert personal injury attorneys. Consultations with a personal injury attorney are completely free, no obligation required. If they determine you have a case, there’s no fee involved to work with your attorney until they win your case. You can trust our personal injury team to help you get back on your feet following an accident.