Damages Deskbook

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Section 78 Effect of Tort Reform on Recovery of Prejudgment Interest in Tort Cases Under
Section 25 Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967
Section 54 Civil Contempt Exception
Section 38 Public Building and Works—Prevailing Wages
Section 82 Trespass, Theft, or Destruction
Section 13 Lost Chance Cases Generally
Section 91 Replevin
Section 34 Surveillance Videos
Section 39 Payments by Tortfeasor
Section 17 Injuries Before Marriage
Section 44 Attorney Fees
Section 9 Defendant’s Fault
Section 15 Punitive Damages
Section 21 Promissory Estoppel
Section 17 Psychologists and Social Workers
Section 22 MAI 31.04
Section 1 Generally—Scope and Applicability
Section 3 Establishing Nature and Extent of Pain and Suffering
Section 99 Figure 17—Medical Care Calculation
Section 4 Lost Profits
Section 17 Instructions
Section 112 Tax Sale—County Collector
Section 9 Burden of Proof—“Clear and Convincing Evidence”
Section 77 Negligence Actions
Section 30 Nexus Required Between Injury and Amount of Punitives
Section 19 Damages—Elements
Section 9 Liquidated Damages
Section 2 Purpose and Scope of Chapter
Section 19 Theory of Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing
Section 14 Formal Litigation
Section 5 Admissible
Section 1 Introduction
Section 27 Unemployment Compensation
Section 37 Specific Fee Amount Specified by Contract
Section 11 Credit Service Organizations
Section 40 Payments by Joint Tortfeasor
Section 10 Statutory Damages for Malicious Destruction
Section 31 Quality of Relationship of Beneficiary to the Deceased
Section 97 Figure 15—Examples of Hourly Costs of Household Contributions
Section 33 Consequential Damages
Section 27 Likelihood of Continued Support
Section 8 Spouses
Section 55 Abortions—Discrimination
Section 20 Role of Comparative Fault
Section 3 Standard of Liability
Section 5 Cost-of-Replacement Approach
Section 48 Attorney Fee Recovery in Diversity Cases
Section 36 Claimant’s Insurance
Section 43 Injury
Section 38 Lost Profits—Profit Margins
Section 31 Income Taxes
Section 21 Penalties Based on Knowledge or Conduct of Insurance Agent
Section 31 Financial Condition
Section 11 Taxes
Section 21 Damage Instruction
Section 59 Knowledge of Dangerous Condition
Section 11 Effect of Adverse Verdict Against Insurer
Section 6 Private Party Action
Section 62 Actions Against Governmental Entities
Section 39 Reasonable Fee Analysis
Section 32 Setoff for Amounts Paid in Settlement
Section 16 Personal Injuries
Section 5 Fact of Loss
Section 23 Remand for Trial on Punitives Alone
Section 9 Federal Issues
Section 20 Probability of Future Zoning
Section 34 General Proof Requirements When Evidence Substantiating Attorney Fees Is Required
Section 12 Borrowing Statutes and Relating Back
Section 6 General Damages
Section 13 Actions Involving Only Economic Loss
Section 24 Legal Tender and Interest—Unlawful Practices
Section 86 Who Determines Prejudgment Interest—Judge or Jury?
Section 3 Substantive
Section 9 Notice to Defaulting Party
Section 13 Recovery for Emotional Distress Through Traditional Torts
Section 12 Federal Water Pollution Control Act
Section 24 Time to Elect
Section 20 Excessiveness of Damage Award
Section 69 Recovery of Prejudgment Interest in Equity Actions
Section 50 Preparing to Testify
Section 106 Law Enforcement Officials and Prosecutors
Section 8 Ambulance Records
Section 10 Evidence From Plaintiff Alone
Section 51 Established Business
Section 2 Loss of Use
Section 5 Special Damages
Section 3 Insured Expenses
Section 63 Applicability of
Section 13 Defective Construction
Section 34 Passion, Prejudice, or Bias
Section 61 Valuation
Section 5 Aggravation of a Preexisting Condition and Contribution Under
Section 82 Multiple Defendants
Section 29 Relationship Between Actuals and Punitives
Section 57 Bad Faith Claims
Section 22 Penalties
Section 4 Parties Entitled to Maintain an Action
Section 97 Operation
Section 2 What Are Lost Profits?
Section 35 Tax Issues to Consider
Section 96 Waste
Section 54 Generally
Section 40 Variations on Reasonable Fee Analysis
Section 29 Attorney Fees Under Vexatious Penalty Statutes in Connection With Declaratory Judgment Actions by Insurer
Section 39 Items of Damages to Be Calculated
Section 83 Both Negligence and Strict Liability Actions
Section 26 State Hazardous Waste Regulation
Section 17 General Rules
Section 1 Generally
Section 31 Necessity for Offering Evidence Substantiating Attorney Fee Amounts
Section 32 Expenses
Section 74 Jury Instructions
Section 28 Visual Aids
Section 1 Definition
Section 57 General Statistics in the Absence of Adequate Personal History
Section 76 Interest Expense as Consequential Damage
Section 9 Lost Earnings of Farmers
Section 29 Sick Leave
Section 42 Record on Appeal
Section 43 Wrongful Garnishment
Section 26 MAI 4.18
Section 50 Underground Storage Tank Regulation
Section 19 Standard of Review for Jury’s Apportionment of Fault
Section 31 Jury Not Informed of Other Settlements
Section 83 Vandalism by Minor
Section 5 Emotional Distress
Section 19 Attorney Fees in Equity Cases
Section 12 Ability to Perform Other Work After the Injury
Section 14 Damage to Property or Business
Section 11 Administrative Agency Litigation
Section 42 False Imprisonment
Section 47 Sweepstakes or Drawing
Section 6 Tools for Proving Pain and Suffering
Section 3 Pleading Loss of Profits
Section 13 Reduction of Damages Through Evidence of a Bad Reputation, Negative Publicity, or Other Bad Acts
Section 95 Generally
Section 18 Damage Issue—Issue for Trier of Fact
Section 17 Future Medical and Hospital Expenses
Section 44 Misapplication of Funds
Section 31 Service Letter
Section 86 Figure 4—John Smith’s Urinary Tract Infections
Section 29 Workers’ Compensation
Section 15 Employee’s Dismissal Letter
Section 25 Other
Section 41 Repository Liability
Section 22 Deductible Expenses
Section 7 Overview
Section 40 Vexatious Penalties Under Uninsured Motorist Coverage
Section 62 Improper Health Care
Section 30 Statistics
Section 59 Consumption Allowance in Death Cases
Section 4 Computation of Liquidated Claim
Section 27 State Solid Waste Regulations
Section 42 The Analogy
Section 68 In General
Section 12 Direct Evidence From Physicians and Other Medical Personnel
Section 3 Loss of Profits
Section 22 Parties Against Whom Fault Is Apportioned
Section 10 Rules in Specific Cases
Section 11 Intentional Torts
Section 59 Dogs, Rabid
Section 48 Future Earnings
Section 40 Civil Malicious Prosecution
Section 70 Misapplication of Funds
Section 38 Allocation of Damages Among Survivors
Section 28 Milk Sales—Unfair Practices
Section 24 Right to a Jury Trial
Section 7 Generally
Section 15 Mitigation of Damages Through Evidence of Other Negative Publicity
Section 28 Expressions of Pain and Suffering Made to Friends and Family
Section 4 Nature and Purpose of Punitive Damages
Section 12 Future Damages for Lost Wages vs. Future Damages for Lost Profits
Section 15 Continuing Damage Resulting From a Single Wrong
Section 32 Remarriage of Spouse
Section 21 Definition of Terms
Section 26 Contracts for the Sale of Goods
Section 2 Purpose
Section 70 Summary Chart
Section 2 Procedural—Nature of Default
Section 26 Insurance
Section 2 American Rule
Section 15 Litigable Issues Insufficient When Insurer’s Attitude Is Vexatious and Recalcitrant
Section 14 Cost Recovery
Section 69 Generally
Section 44 Conclusion
Section 55 Wrongful Conduct Prevents Proof
Section 10 Prejudgment Interest
Section 3 Constitutionality
Section 10 Definition
Section 7 Medical Records
Section 18 Illustrative Cases
Section 11 Damage to Trees and Landscaping
Section 8 Penalties
Section 37 Use of Mock Jury to Appraise the Value of a Case
Section 15 Measuring the Damages
Section 2 U.S. Supreme Court Decisions
Section 6 Pecuniary Damages
Section 3 Artwork Consignment
Section 11 Substantive Evidence of Reasonableness and Necessity
Section 10 Factual Basis Supporting Application of Vexatious Penalties