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The Value of an 18 Wheeler Settlement

You may be able make claims if a vehicle with 18 wheels rear-ends your vehicle. The amount you will receive will be determined by the nature and severity your injuries.

You can also recover damages to compensate for future loss of income. However, you should wait until your doctor confirms that your injuries have lasting consequences.

Compensation for injuries

The severity of the victim's injuries determines the amount of a settlement following an 18-wheeler collision. Truck accidents often result in more serious injuries than car crashes, and the damages that follow are often an indication of this. However, the amount of compensation paid to victims will also be contingent on a variety of other aspects.

Medical costs are a major aspect in determining a settlement for a trucking collision. The amount will include the cost of prior and future treatments, as well as any transportation expenses to and from your doctor's appointment. Lost income is another consideration, as is the impact of the accident on your quality of life. If your injuries will prevent future employment, you can include this in your compensation claim.

It is not uncommon for victims to collect hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars in the form of a truck or an 18 wheeler settlement following an accident. These settlements are much higher than what would be paid in a typical car accident, and a lot of them exceed records.

Our attorneys will investigate any other parties that might be responsible for your losses. This includes the truck driver and their company, as well as any third party companies that may be a factor in the incident. Loading companies, for example are liable when they do not properly pile or over load cargo on the trailer. In addition, if the accident occurred due to faulty parts of the vehicle or truck, it is possible to bring claims against the maker or distributor of these products.

Damages for Pain and firm Suffering

Apart from the economic loss victims can also claim compensation for suffering and pain. This refers to the psychological and emotional trauma that is caused by injury. It's difficult for you to quantify and thus it is a vital element of your claim. Our lawyers will calculate your non-economic loss to ensure you receive an appropriate settlement for your injuries.

Some victims suffer from long-lasting, painful injuries that last for a long time. The medical expenses and future losses of these victims are likely be substantial. These damages are calculated using the assistance of experts such as medical experts and economists. Insurers may try to reduce these losses by saying that your conditions did not arise from the crash, but that they existed prior to. Our team will rebut these claims and get you the compensation you deserve.

Often more than one party could be held accountable for an accident that involves an 18 wheeler accidents-wheeler. Besides the truck driver the company that employs him or her could be held accountable. Also, firm if the truck was loaded incorrectly and this led to the accident the loading company might be liable.

The process of negotiating a settlement for the aftermath of a crash with a truck could seem to take forever. It is crucial to understand that you should not settle a personal injury claim until you've reached the point of maximum medical improvement (MMI). If you settle too quickly you may accept a settlement offer that is not adequate compensation for your injuries.

Damages for Economic Loss

While it is possible to recover damages for past, current and future medical expenses but the most significant damages in truck accident cases are based upon your economic losses. This includes the loss of wages, property damage and the cost to repair or replace your vehicle, as well as other things that you have were unable to replace in the crash.

Because of the weight and size of these vehicles, trucks aren't as agile as automobiles to avoid accidents. They take much longer to stop, which makes rear-end collisions especially risky. The impact can be devastating and life-changing.

Insurance companies and trucking firms will do anything to minimize their liability for the victim's injuries. This includes engaging in negotiations to try and pass the statute for filing a lawsuit.

A knowledgeable attorney can help you fight back against these tactics and help you get the most money for your injuries.

Comparative negligence laws can affect the final settlement or verdict in the event that more than one party is at fault for an accident. Your attorney will have the expertise and know-how to identify all parties responsible and pursue claims on your behalf. This increases your chances of obtaining the maximum amount you are entitled to. Call Kaine Law for a free consultation today. Our attorneys will analyze and discuss your case as well as your legal options and the potential value of a truck accident claim.

Damages for Non-Economic Losses

While a lot of accidents can be resolved outside of court without a trial, it's not always possible with trucking companies or their insurance companies. In many instances, the seriousness of the injuries and the complicated nature of the situation mean that a lawsuit is necessary to ensure victims get fair compensation.

Our firm has the resources to secure the best settlement that is possible for your case. We will employ experts to recreate the events of your accident and other methods to prove your losses. This can include vocational and medical experts and economic loss specialists who will determine the worth of your past and future damages.

In addition, we can also consider other parties responsible for their part in the accident's cause. This is especially the case if the other party failed to meet its legal obligations, as by failing to maintain a truck or hire qualified drivers.

We could also bring a lawsuit against the trucking firm who employed the driver or if the firm was owned by a third party. Trucking companies could be held responsible for a variety reasons like forcing their drivers to work unnecessarily long hours or cutting costs by not ensuring proper maintenance for the vehicle. It is also possible to bring a claim against a truck manufacturer when a defective part is proved to have caused an accident.