While most damages in truck accident cases are compensatory, punitive damages are different. They are awarded not to compensate the victim but to punish especially reckless behavior and deter future misconduct.
Unlike economic damages, non-economic damages compensate for the intangible losses that cannot be measured with receipts or invoices but deeply affect victims’ lives after a truck accident.
Economic damages are the measurable, financial losses suffered by victims of truck accidents. They are often the foundation of compensation claims, supported by records and expert analysis.
Filing a lawsuit after a truck accident begins with the formal complaint. This legal document initiates the case and outlines the plaintiff’s claims against the defendants.
Insurance companies often employ strategies to minimize payouts in truck accident claims. Recognizing these tactics helps victims and their attorneys counter them effectively.
Truck accident cases often involve catastrophic injuries, making medical documentation and expert testimony vital to proving the extent of harm and securing fair compensation.