How a Lawyer Calculates Non-Economic Losses in a Wrongful Death Case

Dying unexpectedly is painful enough. But if it is caused by the act of another human being, it is even more painful. Families would typically sue for wrongful death to recover damages—but all damages are not paid. There are some losses which do not get quantified by receipts and bills. These are what are called non-economic damages, and they are no less real than the money damages. So, how does an Anaheim wrongful death lawyer quantify something that can't be quantified in dollars? Let's break it down. What are Non-Economic Losses? Non-economic damages are the non-monetary, emotional effects that go along with the loss of a family member. They are not concerned with lost money or lost pay. They are concerned with how the loss affects your routine life. Some common examples are as follows; · Loss of companionship or society · Emotional pain and suffering · Loss of care, guidance, or nurturing (especially from children) · Loss of pleasure in activities with ...