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common law,
damages are a
remedy in the form of a
monetary award to be paid to a
claimant as
compensation for loss or injury. To
warrant the award...
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damages in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Damages are the
money paid or
awarded to a
claimant in a
civil action.
Damages may also
refer to:
Damages...
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Liquidated damages, also
referred to as
liquidated and
ascertained damages (LADs), are
damages whose amount the
parties designate during the formation...
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Punitive damages, or
exemplary damages, are
damages ****essed in
order to
punish the
defendant for
outrageous conduct and/or to
reform or
deter the defendant...
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Expectation damages are
damages recoverable from a
breach of
contract by the non-breaching party. An
award of
expectation damages protects the injured...
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Damages is an
American legal thriller television series created by
writing and
production trio
Daniel Zelman,
Glenn Kessler, and Todd A. Kessler. It premiered...
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Statutory damages are a
damage award in
civil law, in
which the
amount awarded is sti****ted
within the
statute rather than
being calculated based on...
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Consequential damages,
otherwise known as
special damages, are
damages that can be
proven to have
occurred because of the
failure of one
party to meet...
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States law,
treble damages is a term that
indicates that a
statute permits a
court to
triple the
amount of the actual/compensatory
damages to be
awarded to...
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United States legal practice, non-economic
damages caps are tort
reforms which limit (i.e., "cap")
damages in
lawsuits for subjective, non-****iary harms...
