When injuries prevent you from using your body the way you once did, New York law may allow you to recover damages for that functional impairment.
What Is a Loss of Use Claim?
What Is a Loss of Use Claim?
How Loss of Use Is Proven in Court
How Loss of Use Is Proven in Court
Loss of Use vs. Other Types of Damages
Loss of Use vs. Other Types of Damages
Frequently asked questions
Can I still recover damages for loss of use if my injury eventually heals?
Can I still recover damages for loss of use if my injury eventually heals?
How much is a loss of use claim worth in New York?
How much is a loss of use claim worth in New York?
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