Sentences with phrase «non-economic damage value»

In addition to having a direct impact on your settlement value, medical treatment will also factor into your non-economic damage value, which we will explain in more detail below.

Not exact matches

ALDF's brief urges the Supreme Court to affirm the Court of Appeals decision permitting damages that exceed market value, but also to include non-economic elements.

Non-economic damages are awarded to hard - to - value injuries, including:

Your damages are likely to be both financial and non-economic in nature, and the trucker's insurance company isn't likely to assist you in valuing your claim.

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: Non-economic damages are paid to compensate a victim for hard - to - value injuries of an accident.

Non-economic damages can be awarded to compensate you for the difficult - to - value injuries you suffer in a traumatic accident.

Some damages are of an economic nature, meaning that there is a face value of the damages that are suffered while some are non-economic and determining a fair compensatory value is more challenging.

For more information on what your case is worth, please click here: The value of one's claim is derived from both the economic and non-economic damages.

The value of one's claim is derived from both the economic and non-economic damages.

Economic damages, such as lost wages and medical bills, have specific monetary values, whereas non-economic damages, such as pain and suffering and loss of consortium, do not.

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Non-economic damages are awarded to compensate you for these personal and hard - to - value injuries.

We know how to evaluate your case based on liability evidence, your injuries, and the fair value of your economic and non-economic damages.

In contrast, non-economic damages are those that attempt to compensate a victim's family members for losses that do not have economic value.

Non-Economic damages are awarded to compensation for injuries that are more difficult to assign a monetary value.

Depending on the types of injuries suffered, and whether or not the injury is permanent or has permanently changed a person's life, the value of non-economic damages may be in the millions of dollars.

Non-economic damages help to compensate for subjective and hard - to - value injuries you sustain because of an accident.

However, non-economic damages are far more difficult to value.

The non-economic damages, however, must be valued based upon all of the facts of your situation.

So - called «general» or «non-economic» damages in civil claims where someone is killed are awarded based upon California Civil Jury Instruction 3921, which states that a jury must come up with a dollar figure value for the loss of, «love, companionship, comfort, care, assistance, protection, affection, society, moral support.»

Non-economic damages are difficult to assign a monetary value and vary from case to case.

Non-economic damages are very subjective and can be difficult to value.

Non-Economic Damages: Awarded to compensate victims for hard - to - value injuries that are caused by a traumatic accident.

Non-economic damages are those awarded for injuries that are harder to assign a monetary value.

Non-economic damages are used to compensate you for these tough - to - value harms.

Non-economic damages are awarded to compensate you for the intangible and hard - to - value injuries you suffer because of the accident.

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Non-economic damages are frequently awarded to compensate accident victims for hard - to - value injuries including:

Non-economic damages: These are damages with no set dollar value, such as pain and suffering, disability, disfigurement, loss of enjoyment of life, mental anguish, and loss of consortium (family relationship).

Non-economic damages are paid to compensate accident victims for subject harms that are difficult to value.

Generally, non-economic damages are subjective and difficult to value.

Since non-economic damages are difficult to value (i.e., the cost of the mental anguish or embarrassment you suffer because of an accident - related injury) they can vary significantly from case to case.

Non-economic damages are paid to compensate for injuries that are more subjective and difficult - to - value.

Non-economic damages are awarded to compensate you for emotional, psychological, and physical injuries that are difficult to value.

Non-economic damages can be awarded to compensate you for pain and suffering and other hard - to - value injuries.

Instead, plaintiffs can recover economic and non-economic damages to take care of financial and hard - to - value losses.

Non-economic damages are awarded to compensate you for these subjective and difficult - to - value injuries.

Non-economic damages are less specific and often subjective non-monetary losses that are valued in order to compensate you.

Non-economic damages are frequently awarded to help victims cope with hard - to - value injuries such as:

Other types of compensatory damages, such as those that are non-economic, pose more difficulty when assigning monetary value.

If, like me, you have been in the position of deposing two parents whose 12 year old son died after six hours in a waiting room, vomiting blood due to his necrotic bowell, because the admitting nurse failed to triage him due to her incorrect snap judgment he «just had a flu,» and seen their tears, anguish and the story of how the event ruined their lives and their marriage, you might think that a cookie cutter approach to non-economic damages is not necessarily an idea that promotes good values, like personal responsibility and just compensation.