“What is my claim or case worth?” Unsurprisingly, most injured clients ask that question. Falsehoods in the media often have people confused about what sort of monetary recovery they should expect. This is true whether they are hurt in a car accident, in an 18- wheeler crash or from any other negligent cause. We have […]
Category Archives: Personal Injury Claim Value
When you have been injured through the wrongful act of another, it is reasonable to want to maximize the value of your injury claim. The available monetary recovery will only fully compensate an injured person who is diligent in the injury claim process. I often talk with clients about a settlement offer they receive in […]
People with a claim regularly wonder whether they can recover their lost income in personal injury cases in Idaho. Idaho law provides people injured in car accidents, through medical negligence, in a semi-truck collision or through other negligent acts, can claim compensation for a variety of injuries and damages they incur. The compensation includes costs of medical […]
One of the things people need to deal with after being in a car accident is dealing with the damage to your car. People want their car usable as soon as possible. Generally, the first step in getting your vehicle repaired is to obtain an estimate of the total cost of the damages. While many […]
Figuring out the value of an injured person’s general damages claim- what is often referred to as pain and suffering–is the most difficult part of valuing a case This is true whether you are talking about settlement or thinking about the jury’s task in setting the amount after trial. Economic losses like lost income or […]
Idaho personal injury law involves civil claims for money damages (as opposed to criminal claims). The claims arise when a person is injured through the negligence, recklessness or intentional misconduct of another person, a company, or property owner. Idaho personal injury claims and lawsuits usually relate to physical injuries. Although there are some claims […]







