An example of this type of injury occurred in a recent case where The Jeff Brooke Team won a $ 750,000 settlement: Our client suffered a broken thigh bone and complications that resulted
in substantial medical expenses and long - term negative effects.
Quadriplegia and paraplegia inevitably result
in substantial medical expenses, an inability (or reduced ability) to work, a loss of quality of life, and tremendous physical and emotional pain and suffering.
Not exact matches
If you have
substantial medical bills pending, you can boost your deduction by scheduling other
medical procedures or
expenses in the same year — and especially by scheduling as much as possible for the 2018 tax year (taxes due
in April 2019).
Costs advanced
in personal injury cases for
medical reports, outside investigation
expense, trial exhibit preparation and expert witness consultation and testimony can be
substantial, so how these
expenses are to be handled, and how they impact computation of the attorney's fee, should be explained
in, and readily understood from, the language of the written contingent fee contract.
When there are
substantial medical expenses, lost income, and car rentals, that number can get much higher, sometimes
in the millions for catastrophic injuries.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 1.7 million people sustain TBIs
in the United States each year, and many of these victims are left with
substantial medical expenses.
In some cases, the accident victim is no longer able to work, just when they most need income to cover
substantial medical expenses.
Often, since the physical injuries are so severe, these damages can be
substantial and may include past and future
medical expenses, lost wages, decrease
in earning capacity, and other
expenses related to being an accident victim.
The case resulted
in a very
substantial settlement and the creation of a separate account for future
medical expenses.
If you have been injured
in a motorcycle accident, you may have
substantial medical expenses and / or lost income due to an inability to return to work.
In many cases, injury victims have mounting
medical expenses and
substantial losses due to missed work.
If a policyholder is diagnosed with a terminal illness and his or her estimated remaining life expectancy falls within a year, then the company will pay him or her a
substantial amount
in order for
medical expenses to be covered.
A court can reduce or increase the amount of support ordered if there is a
substantial change
in circumstances, such as the loss of a job, increased
medical expenses or income, or if it is
in the child's best interests.
Whereas younger people who get divorced sometimes don't even own a home or have much
in the way of savings, it's more typical for an older and established couple to have their own home, more
substantial savings and a wider variety of accounts, and funds set aside for retirement and
medical expenses.
Have A Financial Backup Plan — Many senior homeowners with a
substantial amount of equity often fail to consider the equity
in their home as a source of money for unexpected
expenses, like home repairs, or
medical bills.