You’ve seen plenty of accidents while trying to escape the city for Aurora, but you’ve never been in such a serious accident yourself. It can be hard to face recovery after a wreck, but it may get easier knowing the driver that hit you could be on the hook to make things right.
The courts could award payment in your favor for a number of reasons:
Pain and suffering: Injuries usually top the list of things that happen in a car accident, and they can stick with you. The amount of compensation you get can depend on things like the severity of your ailment, the discomfort that has entered your life and your expected recovery time.
Medical costs: The at-fault party may owe you for the suffering you’ve endured, but getting over that suffering has a price tag all it’s own. Hospital stays, rehabilitation and medication come at a premium that they may be responsible for covering.
Vehicle repair: Maybe not your top priority if you’ve been seriously injured, but it’s important nonetheless. You’ll need to get back on the road to get your life back to normal, and you could recover the costs of making it happen. Vehicles repairs and interim car rentals may warrant recompense.
Various losses: Your injury can have a broader effect on your life than just the pain that comes with it. The courts could award money for several types of losses if your injuries take you out of commission. Things like lost wages from missing work, being unable to enjoy your life as you used to and even being unable to chip in around the house could qualify.
Getting the compensation you deserve can be a complicated process after a car accident. Knowing what can count toward your final payment could go a long way toward receiving the help you need to move forward.
Amoni Law Offices, P.C. is located in Aurora, IL and serves clients in and around Aurora, Sugar Grove, Batavia, Elburn, North Aurora, Mooseheart, Bristol, Big Rock, Kane County and Kendall County.
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