Your ability to work.

Because your past lost wages, future loss of income, and permanent disability can amount to thousands of dollars, you will need substantial medical evidence to prove the extent of these losses.

Your story.

There is no limit on the amount of damages a victim can receive to compensate for pain and suffering. If you have suffered unfairly during the course of your injury or recovery, the jury will likely be more sympathetic to your case.

Your attorney.

Finding the right personal injury attorney is vital to your case. The person representing you should have experience handling your kind of accident, know the difficulties of the specific injuries you have sustained, be familiar with all applicable laws involved, and have experience in settling cases, negotiating with insurers or other lawyers, and representing clients in court.

 

Christopher L. Russo
Helping Rhode Island personal injury victims for nearly three decades to get the compensation they deserve.