Each truck accident victim has a unique set of damages. Some common losses in truck accident cases, though, include: Medical costs: With serious injuries come medical costs. You may get compensation for ambulance transport, emergency care, hospitalization, individual doctor’s visits, medical equipment, and any other medical costs related to your truck accident. Pain and suffering: Lost quality of life, emotional anguish, pain from injuries, anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are all forms of pain and suffering that may entitle you to compensation. Treatment for pain and suffering: You may require treatment for the psychological and emotional damage from your truck accident. This treatment will not be free, and liable parties may pay the cost of any counseling, medications, therapy, or other treatments you need. Vehicle damage: Damage to your vehicle is almost a certainty. Truck cargo is simply too heavy not to cause significant damage when involved in an accident. The trucking company or other liable parties may cover repairs or replacement of your vehicle. Damage to other personal property: If any other personal property, like electronics, clothing, sunglasses, or other valuables, suffered damage in the accident, your attorney may seek fair coverage through your lawsuit. Professional harm: Any lost income, lost bonuses, lost productivity, lost benefits, and other professional damages may be recoverable. Identifying and valuing damages requires a detailed, meticulous investigation. An attorney can conduct this investigation while you focus on recovery.