How can I calculate the compensation I should get for a car accident injury?
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I was injured in a car accident and I want to make sure I receive full compensation. Is there a way for me to calculate what I should receive in a settlement?
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You can determine how much you should be receiving in a settlement with a car accident settlement calculator. The calculator factors in the various damages you can expect including property damages, medical costs, rehabilitative expenses, lost wages, costs from any permanent disability arising from the accident, pain and suffering, and in some cases, quality of life. The categories factored in may vary according to state law and amounts may also vary based on the protocols established by the insurance companies. Also, if a death resulted from the accident, a wrongful death settlement component can be added. Claims adjusters may use other subjective factors that include the severity of the injuries and if the claimant was in any way at fault. In a comparative fault state, limitations may be set on the amount of compensation.
Check with an attorney to determine the factors in calculating your car accident settlement.
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Posted by Sharon Cullars on 28 Jul 2010
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