While I was pregnant, my 5 year-old daughter and I were rear-ended. I was injured; she was not. Because of my injuries, I was not able to actively care for her. I was forced to hire a stranger to assist in transporting her to/from school and activities, preparing meals, and keeping her occupied once school released for her break.
Answer by Lisa H
maybe mental compensation, not physical compensation
Answer by Lawnboy & Luna
No, she has no injury. However, keep record of the expenses you incurred as a result of your injury, and YOU may be compensated for these replacement services. Speak with the adjuster handling your claim for validation of my opinion.
Answer by CwboyBill
No.
YOU may be due some form of compensation in the form of pain and suffering.
Answer by Johnny Ballgame
Quit trying to get something for nothing. She's not injured! Why do you think you should be compensated?
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