Loss of consortium plays a significant role in legal claims when it comes to seeking compensation for the impact on a personal relationship resulting from someone else's negligence. Loss of consortium refers to the loss of companionship, affection, and intimacy experienced by an individual when they are injured or killed due to the actions of another party. Typically, these claims are made by spouses or partners of the injured person.  When including loss of consortium in a legal claim, it is crucial to provide evidence that effectively demonstrates the extent of the injury's impact on the relationship. This evidence can include testimonies from both the injured person and their spouse or partner, highlighting the changes in the relationship dynamic and the resulting loss of physical and emotional support. Additionally, evidence indicating the inability to engage in previously enjoyed activities together or a decrease in intimacy can further strengthen the claim.  It is essential to note that loss of consortium claims may not be available or have limitations in every state, as the availability and scope can vary. Therefore, consulting with a knowledgeable personal injury attorney is highly recommended to determine eligibility for including loss of consortium in a legal claim. An experienced attorney can guide individuals on how to best present their case to seek rightful compensation for this aspect of damages.