The damages available in your distracted driving injury crash case depend on the expenses and losses you experienced because of the accident. These differ based on the circumstances, your injuries, necessary treatments, and more. No two accidents are the same. Your attorney will help you gather documentation to show your recoverable damages, including a wide range of expenses related to your injuries. Most states allow crash victims to seek economic and non-economic damages. These losses include: Medical bills, current and future Ongoing care and support costs Income losses from missing work during treatment and recovery Diminished earning capacity (if there are lasting impairments from the crash) Property damages, including the replacement of totaled cars Miscellaneous-related expenses Pain and suffering Other non-economic damages, including disability Wrongful death damages if the victim passes away