Your premises liability case is worth the total of your financial losses and your pain and suffering. The value of your premises liability lawsuit is unique to you. It depends on your actual losses and damages.
Under Florida law, you have the right to your economic and non-economic losses. You begin by adding up all of the ways that you have financial losses because of the accident. Medical bills are usually the starting point for the determination of your financial losses. Our experienced premises liability attorneys can make sure that you have an accurate determination of your medical bills, including projected future losses, diagnostic testing, prescriptions and mental health treatment. Property damages may also be included as part of your economic losses.
The value of your premises liability case includes non-economic losses. While the legal system can’t end your pain and suffering, it can give you a sense of justice for what you have been through. Non-economic losses are meant to compensate you for the physical and emotional suffering that goes along with being the victim of a premises liability accident. The amount of pain and suffering compensation that you receive is relative to the severity and permanence of your injuries. Our premises liability attorneys can give you a confidential case evaluation so that you can fully understand what your premises liability case may be worth.