Sentences with phrase «compensatory damages limits»

Not exact matches

Ventura is seeking compensation «including but not limited to compensatory damages; restitution; injuctive relief; attorneys» fees; and the cost of this suit,» which could be around 5 million dollars if the court documents are to be believed.

In Washington, D.C., punitive damages must not be unconstitutionally high; typically, the upper limit is nine times compensatory damages unless extreme circumstances exist.

State regulations limit the punitive damages to not exceed five times the compensatory damages already awarded, or $ 350,000, whichever is higher.

Ohio set a limit on punitive damages in 2005 that the amount could not be more than two times the amount of compensatory damages.

In Ohio, punitive damages are limited to two times compensatory damages or 10 percent of defendant's net worth, not to exceed $ 350,000, whichever is lower.

There are still other circumstances (such as intentional harm) where there is no cap at all except that the punitive damages must not be unconstitutionally high; typically the upper limit is nine times compensatory damages unless extreme circumstances exist.

In West Virginia, punitive damages must not be unconstitutionally high; typically an upper limit of nine times compensatory damages unless extreme circumstances exist.

In Maryland, punitive damages must not be unconstitutionally high; typically the upper limit is nine times compensatory damages unless extreme circumstances exist.

In a medical malpractice case, compensatory damage awards may include, but are not limited to, costs associated with follow - up treatment necessitated by the injury suffered and loss of income, if the injury resulted in the victim being unable to work.

In New Mexico, punitive damages must not be unconstitutionally high; typically the upper limit is nine times compensatory damages unless extreme circumstances exist.

Punitive damages are limited to three times the compensatory damages or $ 500,000, whichever is greater.

In Nevada, punitive damages are limited to a maximum of either $ 300,000 if the amount of compensatory damages is less than $ 100,000 or three times compensatory damages if the amount of compensatory damages is $ 100,000 or more.

In Wyoming, punitive damages must not be unconstitutionally high; typically the upper limit is nine times compensatory damages unless extreme circumstances exist.

In California, punitive damages must not be unconstitutionally high; typically the upper limit is nine times the compensatory damages unless extreme circumstances exist.

In Florida, state law limits punitive damages to three times the amount of compensatory (economic and non-economic) damages, or $ 500,000, whichever is greater.

As a result, victims of pregnancy discrimination can now win the same remedies available under any Chapter 151B action, including but not limited to back pay, front pay, punitive and compensatory damages, and attorneys» fees.

Fortunately, the CADA amendments will provide caps on compensatory and punitive damage awards (also similar to Title VII, and incorporating the limits of Title VII for employers with 15 or more employees):

The arbitrator shall not limit, expand or modify the terms of this Agreement and shall not award damages in excess of compensatory damages, and each Partner waives any claim to any damages in excess of compensatory damages.

In New York, punitive damages must not be unconstitutionally high; typically the upper limit is nine times compensatory damages unless extreme circumstances exist.

In Idaho, punitive damage awards are limited to three times the compensatory damages or $ 250,000.

The facts here were not particularly attractive for the car dealer, ultimately leading the trial judge to award about $ 38,500 in compensatory damages / penalties to car purchaser, rescind the car purchase, and entering a limited permanent injunction against car dealer as to certain advertising practices.

«The award here should be limited to an amount equal to compensatory damages,» Souter wrote, adding the high court ruling endorses a $ 507.5 million amount calculated by a federal trial judge in 2002.

Limits the award of punitive damages to the greater of three times the award of compensatory damages or $ 50,000.

Limits the award of punitive damages in most non-physical injury cases to the greater of three times the award of compensatory damages or $ 500,000.

Limits the amount of punitive damages recoverable from large employers (more than 25 employees on a full time permanent basis) to the greater of three times the award of compensatory damages or $ 250,000.

Limits the amount of punitive damages recoverable from all parties except large employers to the lesser of three times the award of compensatory damages or $ 100,000.

Limits the award of punitive damages to the greater of three times the award of compensatory damages or $ 250,000, unless the defendant caused the injury by driving while impaired.

Although the expectancy principle governs the calculation of compensatory damages which are the usual measure of damages for breach of contract, the «minimum performance principle» places a common law limit on the expectancy principle.

The Arkansas Supreme Court held that the punitive damages limit of greater of $ 250,000 or three times compensatory damages, not to exceed $ 1 million, violated provision of State Constitution barring limits on recovery outside employment context, in Bayer CropScience LP v. Schafer, 2011 WL 6091323, December 8, 2011.

The court affirmed that: (1) the plaintiffs had standing; (2) the defendants were liable; (3) the district court correctly granted limited compensatory, and no punitive, damages; and (4) the injunction was proper in scope.

Nothing was off limits, not even lawsuits over environmental studies and landmark preservation, though Caruso ended up always getting the upper hand in the fight and even received millions of dollars in compensatory damages from General Growth.