What Are The Types Of Specific Damages In A Personal Injury Lawsuit?
What are specific (special) damages in a personal-injury case? The concrete, identifiable numbers, explains Oakland attorney Andrew Dósa—like $2,000 in medical bills, which isn't in dispute as a figure, though the insurer may argue whether all the treatment was injury-related. Lost wages are the next common category: shifts worked times hourly pay gives a precise, objective wage-loss total.
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Answered by Andrew Dósa · Oakland, CA
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What are specific (special) damages?
The concrete, identifiable numbers—like $2,000 in medical bills, which isn't in dispute as a figure, though the insurer may argue whether all the treatment was injury-related.
How does wage loss count?
Documented wage loss is a specific damage—shifts worked times hourly pay gives a precise, objective total that can be proven exactly.
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