"Loss of consortium" means that due to your personal injury, you cannot engage in the activities related to companionship your spouse or loved ones as you once did.
Compensation for loss of consortium is usually less than other types of compensatory damages. However, they are worth pursuing, and they can be significant in tragic cases of accidents that lead to severe impairment such as paraplegia.
If you have suffered an injury in Kansas and Missouri, contact Castle Law Office for the knowledgeable representation you need and the personal attention you deserve.
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