What are the three major categories of damages? Explain each. What is the difference between general and
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- What are the three major categories of damages? Explain each.
- What is the difference between general and special damages?
- When is it appropriate to award nominal damages?
- When is it appropriate to award punitive damages?
- What is the problem with awarding damages for pain and suffering?
- How do you day-in-the-life videos assist jurors?
- How does the per diem technique assist attorneys in making their arguments regarding awards for pain and suffering?
- What criticisms have been raised against the awarding of damages for pain and suffering?
- What is the problem with proving loss of future earnings?
- Why are courts reluctant to allow recovery for shortened life expectancy?
- What does the collateral source rule prevent defense attorneys from doing?
- What is the rationale for the collateral source rule?
- What is subrogation and how does it relate to the collateral source rule?
- Why are most personal injury cases handled on a contingency fee basis?
- Why are contingency fees criticized?
- How is the fair market value of property determined?
- What do courts do when Plaintiffs cannot be fairly compensated based on a fair market value because of personal value the property has to the plaintiff?
- In Florida, can a jury consider the plaintiff/owners' mental pain and suffering caused by a pet's wrongful injury or death?
- What is the purpose in awarding punitive damages?
- What must a Plaintiff prove to justify punitive damages?
- On what grounds are punitive damages criticized?
- Why did the Grimshaw court believe that the punitive damages award was not excessive?
- When are punitive damages awarded in Florida?
- What does recovery for loss of consortium include?
- Why is a claim considered a derivative claim?
- How can double recovery for spouses arise? How is this prevented?
- Can parents recover for loss of consortium in reference to a child?
- Can children recover for loss of companionship of a parent?
- What sources can an attorney consult when evaluating the value of a case?
- What is the difference between a wrongful death and a survival action?
- Can the remarriage of a spouse be brought up during a case or during voir dire in a wrongful death action?
- Why might it be to a defendant's advantage to discount an award of future damages?
- What information is needed to calculate the present value of a future award?
- What is a structured settlement?
- What is the avoidable consequences rule?
- Why are courts reluctant to award damages when a plaintiff has suffered emotional injuries but no physical injuries
- What is the impact rule?
- What is the impact rule in Florida?
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