Lost Income and future lost earning capacITY

If a motor vehicle accident prevents you from working, you face more than just physical pain—you face financial instability. To recover these losses, you must provide clear evidence to insurance companies or a jury. Moore-Faust Injury Law Group specializes in documenting your financial damages to ensure you receive every dollar you are owed.

Proving past lost wages

We help you establish that your injuries directly prevented you from working. To build a successful claim, we gather two essential types of evidence:

• Medical verification: We work with your primary physician to secure medical records and reports that confirm your injuries and detail your specific work limitations.

• Income documentation: We collect pay stubs and employer wage statements to verify your earnings. If you are self-employed, we use your tax returns to establish your average income prior to the accident.

Note: You can still claim lost wages even if you used vacation time, sick leave, or received disability benefits. We fight to ensure you are compensated for the time you should have been working, regardless of how you covered your absence.

Future income and diminished earning capacity

If your injuries result in long-term or permanent restrictions, you may be entitled to compensation for future losses. These claims are complex, and we utilize experts to prove your case:

• Permanent injury documentation: We secure medical proof showing that your injury permanently restricts your ability to perform your job or other tasks.

• Economic analysis: For significant claims, we consult with economists or vocational experts to calculate the total financial impact on your future earning potential.

Because insurance companies frequently dispute future loss claims, we provide the aggressive representation needed to protect your financial future.

Why trust Moore-Faust Injury Law Group?

Proving lost income requires more than just a list of missed days; it requires a strategic legal approach. We gather the necessary documentation, collaborate with financial experts, and build a compelling case on your behalf.