Physical injuries aren’t the only type of harm after an accident. Emotional distress is real—and legally recognized.

What Is Emotional Distress?

• Anxiety
• PTSD
• Depression
• Panic attacks
• Insomnia

When Is It Considered in Court?
You need to show:

• It resulted from someone’s negligence
• It caused documented psychological harm
• It affects your life or relationships

Proving It:

• Medical or therapy records
• Expert testimony
• Prescriptions
• Journals or daily impact logs

Compensation May Cover:

• Pain and suffering
• Emotional impact
• Loss of enjoyment of life

Why You Need Legal Help
Darfoor Law gathers the right evidence, proves emotional harm, and fights for compensation beyond just physical injuries.

Final Thoughts
Your mental health matters. Don’t let insurers ignore it.

If you’ve suffered emotionally, contact Darfoor Law Firm to discuss your rights.

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