Personal Injury

Accurately quantifying economic damages in personal injury cases is essential for fair compensation. We assess lost wages, diminished earning capacity, future medical expenses, and other economic impacts, providing detailed reports and testimony that reflect the true financial cost of an injury.

Types of Cases

Motor Vehicle Accidents

Economic losses from auto, truck, and motorcycle accidents including permanent disability.

Workplace Injuries

Lost wages and earning capacity from on-the-job injuries and occupational illness.

Medical Malpractice

Economic damages from medical errors, surgical complications, and misdiagnosis.

Product Liability

Injuries from defective products, machinery, and consumer goods.

Damages We Calculate

Lost wages — Past earnings lost due to injury, including overtime and bonuses
Lost earning capacity — Future income losses from diminished ability to work
Lost fringe benefits — Health insurance, retirement contributions, and other benefits
Future medical costs — Projected lifetime medical and rehabilitation expenses
Household services — Value of domestic tasks the injured person can no longer perform

Our Methodology

We work closely with vocational experts, life care planners, and medical professionals to develop comprehensive damages calculations. Our analyses account for work-life expectancy, wage growth, inflation, and appropriate discount rates to present value.