Catastrophic Loss Attorney in Stamford, Connecticut
How do you demonstrate pain, suffering and loss of independence to a jury?
How do you demonstrate pain, suffering and loss of independence to a jury?
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the after. You look at how someone’s life was before, whether it was the company of an individual they loved um whether it was uh it was the way they functioned interacted with the world.
And then you look at how how they function interact with the world after.
And it’s that contrast that really defines uh what a person’s injury is.
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Stamford, CT personal injury attorney Paul Slager talks about how to demonstrate pain, suffering and loss of independence to a jury. He explains that the impact of an injury is measured by comparing a person’s life before and after the incident. This includes examining their relationships, daily functioning, and interactions with the world, with the contrast between the two serving as a clear indicator of the extent of the injury.
