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There is no single way that attorneys and insurance companies calculate pain and suffering damages. However, two common approaches include the per diem method and the multiplier method. In the per diem method, a daily rate is assigned to the pain and suffering and multiplied by the number of days you’re expected to experience it. […]
It depends. You are never legally required to engage a car accident attorney, no matter how severe the collision was. However, consulting one can be helpful. Here’s why: What seems like a minor crash may be more serious than you initially think. Even minor soft-tissue injuries can be costly, especially if you need physical therapy […]
No. When you file a car accident insurance claim, your wisest course of action is to engage an experienced attorney to handle all communications with the insurance company. You are not required to discuss the details of the accident with the adjuster, nor should you agree to provide a recorded statement or sign any release […]
If you suffered injuries in an uninsured driver accident, you may still have options. First, check your auto insurance policy. If you purchased optional uninsured motorist (UM) coverage, you could file a claim with your own insurer for your medical expenses, lost wages, and other losses, up to your policy limits. If you have no […]
In Idaho, if you share partial fault for a car accident in which you got hurt, you may still be able to recover compensation. However, the state’s comparative negligence law bars you from obtaining compensation if you are 50 percent or more to blame. If you are 49 percent or less at fault, any compensation […]
The timeline of a car accident case varies, depending on the complexity of the injuries and other factors. Some individuals reach a reasonable settlement with the insurance provider within a few months. Other car accident claims may take years, especially if the case goes to trial. Other factors may impact how long it takes your […]
There is no average car accident settlement in Idaho. That’s because the value of each case depends on the specific facts of that case. No two injuries are the same, and neither are the losses that an accident victim experiences in terms of lost wages, medical bills, and pain and suffering. As a result, no […]
Idaho law generally gives an injured person two years from the date of the accident to file a lawsuit against the at-fault party. Two years may seem like a long time, but it can fly by quickly. If you file a lawsuit after the deadline, the court can dismiss the case. If that happens, you […]
In Idaho, if you’ve been hurt due to someone else’s actions or neglect, “damages” refers to the compensation you could receive. This compensation aims to cover costs like medical bills and to help restore your life to normalcy, even if things might not be the same as before.
Our personal injury lawyers are dedicated to ensuring you get the most compensation possible in a timely manner. You can reach us at 208-314-8888 for a complimentary chat about your situation.