Work Accident
Injuries on the job are a relatively common occurrence. While most work accidents result in minor injuries like cuts or burns, work accidents can result in severe injuries, long-term disability or death. Regardless of whether the injury is minor or severe, workers have a right to receive compensation for injuries they incur at work.

How Much Is Your Accident Claim Worth?
The following are the most common losses taken into consideration when determining compensation in an accident claim:

• Medical costs and related expenses
• Income lost because of the accident, because of time spent receiving medical treatment or undergoing rehabilitation
• Permanent disfigurement or physical disability
• Emotional damages, such as stress, depression, embarrassment, or strains on family relationships
• Loss of family, social, or educational experiences (e.g., missed school or training, vacation, or a special event)
• Damaged property

Figuring out how much one's accident claim is worth is not an exact science. Some of the consequences of an accident are easy to describe, and it's easy to put a dollar amount to them. Other consequences are not so easily explained.

We Can Help
Whatever your damages or the type of accident you've suffered, it can be very helpful to have the guidance of an experienced attorney when you make an accident claim. Whether your accident was very recent and you haven't begun the accident claim process, or if you're already further along in the process, the oversight of a skilled attorney could make the difference between a successful claim and an unsuccessful one. Contact us today to arrange a FREE private consultation — your circumstances and options will be explored in detail. Contact our office to make sure your legal rights are protected.