If the person responsible for your injury has insurance, an insurance adjuster will gather and try to verify the necessary medical treatment records, medical expense, and wage loss information and
what permanent impairments have been caused by the accident.
Not exact matches
I guess I think about stock risk largely as the value investment community does as the possibility of
permanent impairment of capital, not really
what overall general business and economic conditions are (rail traffic, ECRI, ISM, etc.).
But as the number of stocks I track keeps increasing, I can always rely on a few to be on sale — and (presuming no
permanent reversal /
impairment) that's exactly
what I'm looking for — cheap & interesting stocks!
This is
what causes you to suffer neurological damage or
permanent impairment.
Damages for pain and suffering, which are usually considered the highest of any damages awarded, depend on the nature and extent of your head injury, including
what mental or physical
impairments you sustained, if they are
permanent, how they have affected your daily life and your prognosis for recovery.
The hurdle is actually twofold — first, accident victims must meet
what is known as the «verbal threshold» by proving that their injury is a «
permanent, serious
impairment of an important physical, mental or psychological function.»
What happens to Ontario's injured workers with
permanent impairments who are denied workers» compensation or their benefits are cut off when they are unable to get employment after their injury?