Legal Question in Personal Injury in California

Re: Loss of consortum

You prove it by your testimony either thru a statement or a deposition or at a trial. Both you and your wife tell everybody about your wonderful sex life and what you've missed since the accident.

Re: Loss of consortum

I have no idea where in your case you are. if you are looking for an attorney you may contact my office.

Regards,

Daniel Bakondi

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Re: Loss of consortum

You need to establish exactly what benefits you enjoyed from your wife prior to this accident, and what detriments that you have now experience. Actually, since you are the injured one, it is your wife that makes the loss of consortium claim.

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Re: Loss of consortum

Hi there.

The loss of relations with your wife will be an element of your claim for pain and suffering arising out of the incident. The "loss of consortium" claim actually belongs to your wife. This is important because your wife will need to file a separate claim and you will both need to file prior to the statute of limitations, which is normally two years from the date of injury.

Regardless of whether it is evaluated as part of your claim or your wife's, the necessary proof will involve an evaluation of the past relationship between you and your wife and comparing that post-incident. More often than not this comes out in deposition or trial testimony from both you and your wife.

Also, from your description of your own injuries, I would say your case has a very high dolar value. I highly encourage you to get a good personal injury attorney to assist in order to maximize your recovery.

I am a personal injury attorney here in the East Bay and I would be happy to give you a free consultation. Please feel free to call at 9 2 5 - 2 8 0 - 8 9 0 0 or email me at [email protected].

Best,

Jay Renneisen

Re: Loss of consortum

Like your injuries and other damages, proving loss of consortium is a combination of the circumstances of your marital relationship, testimony of your wife and other factors.

I am an injury lawyer in your area. If you would like to discuss this, feel free to contact me.

Thanks,

Arkady Itkin

California Injury Lawyer

Sacarmento/San Francisco/San Jose

www.arkadylaw.com