Allana's Case Study

Right now, Allana’s case can resolved at its lowest monetary expense to you. Her medical costs to date are very modest, and both party’s attorney fees and expenses are at their lowest. Allana has not yet proceeded on to more costly medical treatments, because she and Brock simply cannot afford that. Now is the time to consider settlement options, not when the costs have grown.

The fact is that Allana’s ability to enjoy her lifestyle has been diminished. It is our experience that SW Missouri juries will adequately compensate Allana for her losses, especially considering the clear, aggravated liability, by a defendant who simply did not pay attention to her driving, which is so very sad.

Allana will not only have a claim for her out-of-pocket

She will have to deal with these issues every day and will have to seek treatment when her back pain and neck pain spiral out of control for her unforeseeable future. She misses her “extreme sporting”, and she worries that she will never be able to do that again. While no amount of money can compensate Allana for these losses, this is certainly a measure of damages that we will request from a jury.

At age 25, there is no question that Allana’s life has been life has been inextricably altered. Her life expectancy is 58.1 years.. (Refer to Exhibit D, Life Expectancy Chart) For her human losses, we will request a jury award her $4,000.00 per year, which is a miniscule amount when you compare her current lifestyle to her prior lifestyle at the time of the wreck.

Keep in mind that Allana’s past medical expenses shown below are from basically one year of noninvasive treatment. The way her back and neck feels right now, she knows that she will have to pursue further medical care. Based upon Allana’s injuries to date, a conservative amount of $5,000.00 per year for future medical treatment would not be out of line to request from a jury. We summarize the minimum damages in the following