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After a serious accident, injuries often affect more than just the victim — they impact entire families. In this video, attorneys Brent Stewart and Elizabeth VonCannon of Stewart Law Offices explain loss of consortium claims, asset protection in personal injury cases, and how attorneys evaluate what makes a fair settlement.
Loss of consortium claims may apply when a spouse’s injuries are so severe that they significantly affect the couple’s relationship or marriage. These claims are evaluated on a case-by-case basis and are more likely in situations involving long-term or permanent impairment.
The attorneys also address concerns about personal assets. In most cases, assets are not taken to satisfy judgments unless the at-fault party is very wealthy and uninsured. That’s why it’s critical to have the right insurance coverage in place, including underinsured motorist protection, to safeguard yourself and your family.
When it comes to settlements, there is no one-size-fits-all answer. A fair settlement depends on factors such as medical bills, the need for future treatment, the extent of injuries, and the impact on earning capacity. Ultimately, every case is unique, and reaching a fair resolution requires a careful look at both current and long-term needs.
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