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Proving Emotional Distress in Court: Evidence, Causation, Severity, and Common Obstacles

Emotional distress is real, but proving emotional distress in court can be considerably more difficult than experiencing it. A person may genuinely suffer anxiety, fear, humiliation, grief, insomnia, depression, trauma, or other psychological consequences after another person’s conduct. But a lawsuit requires more than demonstrating that an event was upsetting. Read more

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