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How are damages involved in a lawsuit?
Damages are the amount of money awarded to the plaintiff in a lawsuit. Damages are generally determined by the judge using established guidelines based on type of offense and severity. In civil cases damages are based on the actual loss incurred because of the tort and may include penalties.
In legal terms what are exemplary damages?
In legal terms, exemplary damages are damages that are requested and/or awarded in a lawsuit when the defendant's acts fall into the categories of malicious or fraudulent. Exemplary damages are also known as punitive damages.
Can husband repay for pain and suffing?
Yes, you can get money for that. But you have to win a lawsuit and be awarded damages.
Can you get punitive and compensatory damages awarded from a wrongful termination lawsuit?
You theoretically can but you probably won't. Punitive damages are rare and require an extreme situation.
Is defamation of character considered a felony offense?
Defamation of character is typically considered a civil offense, not a felony offense. It involves making false statements that harm a person's reputation. Penalties may include monetary damages awarded in a civil lawsuit.
Under which kind of legal proceeding may an injured person seek monetary damages?
Civil Law. By initiating a "TORT" action - a civil suit for damages.
What is the correct special diabetes damages in civil lawsuit?
It is impossible to answer that question. Every case is different.
In 1872 the US was awarded 15.5 million damages from Great Britain in an international court This lawsuit involved a ship called the?
Alabama
Does the plaintiff or defendant in a third party lawsuit have to prove their case?
Generally, the plaintiff in a civil case has the burden of proof. The plaintiff must provide enough evidence to convince a judge or jury that her claim should succeed and she should be awarded damages.
What are the consequences of trespassing after warning has been given?
The consequences of trespassing after a warning has been given can include being arrested, fined, or charged with a misdemeanor. It may also result in a civil lawsuit and potential damages being awarded to the property owner.
Can there be a lawsuit involving a no fault accident?
Yes, even in states where there are "no fault" laws a civil suit can be brought for damages and/or injuries.
In a civil case can the judge reduce the amount of monetary damages awarded by the jury?
Yes. If the money damages awarded by a jury are deemed to be excessive as a matter of law the judge may order the plaintiff to remit a portion of the award. This order is called remittitur.
