Wrongful conduct of another person or business causes past, present and future loss for the injured

Medical expenses, including hospitalization nursing rehabilitation physical and occupational therapy pain management prescription medications braces, walkers, heating pads.

Out of pocket expenses, including mileage reimbursement to medical appointments car rental expenses.

Property losses, including loss of your vehicle and any damaged items in the vehicle.

Physical pain and suffering, including any and all pain, suffering disability physical impairment disfigurement inconvenience loss of ability to engage in recreational activities loss of capacity for the enjoyment of life impairment of senses interference with childbearing or child rearing interference with sexual relations shortened life expectancy.

Mental suffering and emotional distress, including anxiety depression post traumatic stress disorder adjustment disorder embarrassment shock fright sleep dysfunction loss of self-esteem

Lost wages, including lost income future lost income lost earning capacity lost future promotions, bonuses and raises.

Loss of consortium, including monies paid in substituting for spouse's duties loss of society loss of relationship

Punitive damages, where there is proof that the defendant committed the wrongful act with actual malice.