Unlike medical bills or lost wages, pain and suffering damages are more subjective and often depend on the severity of your injuries, the impact on your daily life, and the duration of your recovery. In many cases, insurance companies use a multiplier method, which applies a number to your economic damages based on how serious your pain and emotional distress are.
At Cohn & Swartzon LLP, we work closely with medical experts, your treatment team, and real-life documentation (like pain journals or therapy notes) to present a compelling case for non-economic damages. Our goal is to ensure that your full experience is taken into account — not just the parts that come with a receipt.