Calculating Damages in Trucking Accidents

In this episode of Road to Recovery, Kevin Rosenquist and Sagi Shaked dive into the critical topic of calculating damages in trucking accident personal injury cases. Sagi, a leading trial lawyer specializing in personal injury and wrongful death cases, explains the various types of damages victims may claim, from medical bills to pain and suffering, lost wages, and emotional distress. They explore how each of these damages is calculated, what evidence is needed to support claims, and the complexities of future earnings and medical costs. Whether dealing with property damage, emotional anguish, or lost income, Sagi shares valuable insights on how to document and prove claims in trucking accident cases. Timestamp Highlights: 02:30 – Types of damages that can be claimed in personal injury cases, including medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. 06:00 – Calculating emotional damages and how juries assess mental anguish and PTSD claims. 11:00 – How medical expenses are documented and the importance of insurance coordination in states with PIP coverage. 16:30 – Steps to ensure medical expenses are accurately documented, including the importance of sharing both car insurance and health insurance info with medical providers. 21:00 – Calculating lost wages and future earnings, including expert testimony required to prove loss of future earning capacity. 29:00 – Handling property damage claims and avoiding excessive storage fees from tow yards after an accident.   About The Show   Road To Recovery is a podcast by Kevin Rosenquist that features Sagi Shaked, founder of Shaked Law Personal Injury Lawyers. Ranked among the Top 100 Trial Lawyers in the United States, Sagi brings his vast expertise in personal injury, wrongful death, and complex litigation cases to the forefront, passionately advocating for victims of trucking accidents. Whether you're a trucking accident victim or someone looking for legal guidance, this podcast delivers expert advice tailored to your needs.