Limited tort claimants can still recover full damages if they suffer a serious impairment of a bodily function.
We recently represented a client who faced this exact challenge. She was injured in a car accident and sustained a minor fracture along with ulnar nerve entrapment in her right elbow. These injuries caused persistent numbness and tingling in her fingers, affecting her ability to perform daily tasks and enjoy her usual activities. Although she did not undergo surgery, the impact on her quality of life was undeniable.
Through expert testimony and medical evidence, our experienced personal injury team successfully demonstrated that her injuries significantly impacted her daily life.
As a result, we secured full and fair compensation on her behalf.
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