The value of a personal injury case is composed of both financial and non-economic damages. Economic damages include: medical bills, lost wages, harm to property, Non-economic damages include: pain and anguish, deformity, disfigurement, loss of companionship or quality of life, There are other factors that play into the value of a suit such as the age of the injured or hurt person, the amount of insurance protection available, and contributory fault resulting in the incident. While we must accept the facts in each case, our goal is to present the most advantageous case possible to a judge, jury, or insurance company evaluating your case.