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How Do You Determine The Monetary Value Of My Personal Injury Case?

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How is a personal-injury case's value determined? There's no single formula, explains Pierce County, Washington attorney Spencer Freeman—insurers devalue everything, so real worth is ultimately set by juries. He looks to verdicts in comparable cases to gauge what a claim can command. Insurers weigh those same numbers, plus the costs and risks of litigation, in their offers.

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Answered by Spencer Freeman · Pierce County, WA

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— why there's no formula: juries ultimately set the value

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— how past jury awards anchor a pain-and-suffering figure

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How is an injury case's value determined?

There's no single formula—insurers devalue everything, so real worth is ultimately set by juries, and he looks to verdicts in comparable cases to gauge what a claim can command.

How is pain and suffering valued?

Past jury awards for similar injuries anchor the figure, and insurers weigh those same numbers, plus the costs and risks of litigation, in their offers.

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