As a result, only the most obvious examples of neglect, with
substantial permanent injuries are successful.
Not exact matches
The limitation on noneconomic damages does not apply when the victim has suffered (a)
permanent and
substantial physical deformity such as a lost limb, or (b)
permanent physical functional
injury that permanently prevents the injured person from being able to independently care for one's self and perform life - sustaining activities.
However, there is no cap if the person has suffered a catastrophic
injury, which would include the loss of the use of a limb, a
permanent and
substantial physical deformity, or an
injury that prevents one from caring for themselves and performing life - sustaining activities.
Workers» compensation funds can provide
substantial payments for
permanent disfigurement or scars, vocational retraining if the
injury prevents the worker from returning to their original job and death benefits for immediate family members if the worker was killed on the job.
There is a high rate of
injury in the construction industry, and an on - the - job accident can sometimes result in
substantial or even
permanent loss of wages for a construction worker.
Severe
injuries requiring
substantial medical treatment, extended absences from work, and
permanent physical or mental impairments may command
substantial compensation.
However, if you suspect that your (or your loved one's) medical provider did something wrong, which you believe caused a very serious,
permanent injury, or death, then you may be able to recover a very
substantial amount of well - deserved compensation.