Suing for pain and suffering is typically worth pursuing if your injuries are severe, objectively verifiable, long-lasting, and caused by another party's clear negligence. For minor injuries with swift recoveries, the legal fees, expert medical witness costs, court expenses, and emotional toll of protracted litigation often outweigh the potential financial recovery. However, for catastrophic accidents resulting in permanent disability, chronic pain, or major life disruptions, these general damages form a critical component of securing just financial compensation.
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