Do I have a car accident case?

Generally speaking, you have grounds for a car accident case if another party’s negligent, reckless, or harmful actions caused a wreck and you suffered compensable losses as a result. In the context of a car accident case, a compensable loss is any expense for which you can be compensated financially. Examples include medical bills for crash-related injuries and loss of income during the time you miss work while recovering from your injuries. Crash victims may be entitled to compensation for intangible losses, such as pain, suffering, and lost quality of life.