Police Foundations LAW120 Chapter Notes - Chapter 19: Physical Therapy, Contingent Fee, Butter Cookie

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For example, if mike punches jack in the stomach, jack may not be able to work for three months so he will not have any income. Mike would have to pay for the lost income and the physiotherapy. Using the previous example, jack could sue mike for the pain he received from the punch and his loss to be able to play hockey or spend time with his children. Basically (a) is needed money and (b) is wanted money. It is hard to determine damages for a young child because there is no way of telling what they would have done in the future. If the child has shown a great interest in a certain job that they could achieve with their marks, you may be able to get a better idea of how much to award them. 2: two types of damages are special and nominal damages.

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