personal damages

Another trust fund for personal damages will be based in Washington.

She was claiming damages to her car, plus personal damages for whiplash.

And the only way to lower costs is to create "no-fault" compensation systems that make it virtually impossible to sue for personal damages.

And finally, a bill already passed in the State Senate would allow victims of hate crimes to sue their tormentors for personal damages.

"He has upheld our ability to get personal damages against the individual wrongdoers," Mr. Kairys said.

The charges of criminal behavior were offered in support of his claim for personal damages and would not result in criminal penalties against the company.

Last year Mr. Kirchner filed a $350,000 slander and personal damages suit against a local lawyer who had criticized the governor's role in privatizing a coal mine.

Buckley again sued for libel, and Esquire again settled for $55,000 in attorney's fees and $10,000 in personal damages to Buckley.

On June 7, after repeated attempts to reason with Nikkatsu, Suzuki took the studio to court, suing for breach of contract and personal damages amounting to 7 380 000.

Some speculate that Quini developed Stockholm Syndrome since he decided not to press charges against his kidnappers and has still never claimed his personal damages award of 5 million pesetas.

In January 2006, ASLEF paid £30,000 in an out-of-court settlement to cover Lee's legal costs in the libel case, but Lee did not receive any personal damages.

A major manufacturer of silicone breast implants, Dow Corning (Dow Chemical's Joint Venture with Corning Inc.) was sued for personal damages caused by ruptured implants.

A woman who sat on the jury in a personal damages case for three and a half years said Wednesday that she was angry and distressed after being dismissed for a conflict of interest 30 minutes before deliberations began.

In what could be a ground-breaking case, the unmarried father of a baby girl has sued the mother of his child for 40,000 shekels, about $25,000, in personal damages because, he contends, she had the child against his will.

Dowler's parents announced via their solicitor that they would pursue a claim for damages against the News of the World and in September 2011 it was reported that the Dowler family had been offered 2 million pounds in personal damages.