When someone has been damaged by a fire, there are many kinds of damages for which they can make a claim, including those listed below. However, every case is different, and this list is not exhaustive. A comprehensive case review is needed to determine all of your losses to ensure no money is left on the table for your case. Property Damage Homes and other structures such as sheds, barns, corrals, fencing, etc. Personal property/contents such as furniture, clothing, collections, equipment, tools, vehicles, and other belongings. Trees, vegetation, and landscaping. Erosion damage Evacuation and Alternative Living Expenses Hotel/food/gas during evacuation. Rent and additional costs incurred during displacement. Loss of Use The market rental rate of your property while you were unable to occupy your residence. Lost Income Personal income (wages and other income, including loss of sick and vacation days). Business income/Lost profits. Personal Injury Bodily injury. Respiratory injury. Stress-related physical occurrences (stroke, heart attack, etc.). Exacerbation of illness (asthma, COPD, etc.). Emotional Damages Fear for safety of yourself and others. Mental anguish, inconvenience, disturbance, and annoyance. Wrongful Death