Damages are determined between economic loss and non-economic loss
Economic loss includes funeral and medical expenses that are an identifiable and numeric loss that can be recovered
Past damages and future damages are important because Medical Malpractice injuries are serious and long-term, making certain points incapable of arguing about
A medical economist may be needed to look at the needs of the patient in order to identify the cost of damages later in life
An injury specialist may also be needed to determine what the client needs for their injuries for the rest of their life, called a Life Care Plan
Non-economic loss is the pain and suffering, which could be the most important; how do you measure the value of pain?
These numbers can be determined differently, so it is important to have an attorney that can properly handle this in order to obtain all compensation