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Before you open the floodgates into your own life you need to know,<\/strong><\/p>\n HOW MUCH IT\u2019S WORTH!<\/strong><\/p>\n How much scrutiny you are under can be greatly affected by what type of case your employment attorney chooses to employ to help you collect. Simply put, a case based on collecting money for emotional trauma will open a large can of worms as you try to prove that injury. Obviously an emotional case is going to get personal and it won\u2019t just be about the time in which you claim the trauma occurred, but as far back as the court deems relevant. In other words, if you claim all of your current depression and need for therapy or medication is a direct result of abuse you suffered on the job for the past year, they will go into your history to attempt to prove that you had these underlying issues previous to the alleged abuse at work. They will try to prove you had your own issues and that you are trying to make them pay for something they have nothing to do with. This type of case can hinge almost completely on this type of evidence and not on actual data from the job, for this reason they are much more invasive and harder to win.<\/p>\n