Several factors go into determining the amount of compensation that should be included in your fair compensation award. Those factors include: -The extent of your injuries, and whether you were permanently disabled or disfigured, -Your lost wages (current and future) and property damage caused by the fire, -The extent of the emotional trauma caused by the fire, -The cost of your medical care, both currently and into the future, -The evidence that can be used to establish liability—in other words, what the property owner did or did not do to cause the fire. Generally, you are entitled to receive reimbursement for all economic costs associated with your injuries and compensation for subjective harm, like pain and suffering, emotional distress and the ongoing trauma caused by scarring and disfigurement. Our lawyers work closely with our injured clients to get a complete sense of how their fire injuries have impacted their lives. Getting to know you helps us make the strongest claim based on how the injury has harmed you physically and emotionally.