Sentences with phrase «recovery in a personal injury action»

A: Your recovery in a personal injury action can include compensation for your medical expenses, hospital bills, income lost because of missed work, future medical or physical therapy expenses and compensation for any loss of earning capacity resulting from the accident.

Not exact matches

The legal backdrop is the law of «double recovery» or «collateral benefits» in personal injury actions.

That was a builder's lien case and in that class of case, one would expect a swifter pace to the action than might be the case of say a personal injury case where a very serious injury and the course of recovery of a plaintiff must be assessed over time.

To collect a recovery in a personal injury lawsuit brought in Wyoming, a successful plaintiff must prove the defendant was negligent in conduct and actions.

Steyn's litigation and disputes practice incorporates medical law and malpractice, professional indemnity and personal injury work, representing hospitals and medical professionals in litigation, investigations, insurance claims and recovery actions.

In a stunning act of judicial deference this keen use of the broad discretion to award costs has allowed a personal injury claimant to recovery the legal costs of a claim despite dismissal of the action.

It's also worth noting that Texas law may have limits on the amount of recovery you may be entitled to in a personal injury claim depending on several factors, including limits established by the Texas Tort Claims Act for actions against governmental entities, punitive damage awards and general damages awards on Medical Malpractice claims, just to name a few.

-- In all actions hereafter brought for personal injuries, or where personal injuries have resulted in death, or for injury to property, the fact that the person injured, or the owner of the property or person having control over the property, may not have been in the exercise of due care shall not bar a recovery, but damages shall be diminished by the finder of fact in proportion to the amount of negligence attributable to the person injured, or the owner of the property or the person having control over the propertIn all actions hereafter brought for personal injuries, or where personal injuries have resulted in death, or for injury to property, the fact that the person injured, or the owner of the property or person having control over the property, may not have been in the exercise of due care shall not bar a recovery, but damages shall be diminished by the finder of fact in proportion to the amount of negligence attributable to the person injured, or the owner of the property or the person having control over the propertin death, or for injury to property, the fact that the person injured, or the owner of the property or person having control over the property, may not have been in the exercise of due care shall not bar a recovery, but damages shall be diminished by the finder of fact in proportion to the amount of negligence attributable to the person injured, or the owner of the property or the person having control over the propertin the exercise of due care shall not bar a recovery, but damages shall be diminished by the finder of fact in proportion to the amount of negligence attributable to the person injured, or the owner of the property or the person having control over the propertin proportion to the amount of negligence attributable to the person injured, or the owner of the property or the person having control over the property.

However, regardless of how long New Mexico personal injury law may allow for action to be taken in a personal injury case, our injury lawyers believe that immediate and aggressive action often results in the highest possible recovery.