Damages for Personal Injury and Death
Peter Cane, James Goudkamp
Abstract
Peter Cane, James Goudkamp
Abstract
This practical working manual considers many recent and far-reaching developments in damages for personal injury and death. Both general practitioner and specialist will find advice and information provided useful when handling personal injury cases. The work will be equally useful to those investigating insurance claims in this field. The book is a stage-by-stage guide to conduct of cases and calculation of damages and it sets out pre-trial considerations (including litigation), damages on death, danages for pecuniart loss and future pecuniary loss. pecuniary in the lost years. actuarial assessment of damages and damages for non-pecuniary loss. The book includes case summaries and statutes and important case and statutory developments are considered.
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This practical working manual considers many recent and far-reaching developments in damages for personal injury and death. Both general practitioner and specialist will find advice and information provided useful when handling personal injury cases. The work will be equally useful to those investigating insurance claims in this field. The book is a stage-by-stage guide to conduct of cases and calculation of damages and it sets out pre-trial considerations (including litigation), damages on death, danages for pecuniart loss and future pecuniary loss. pecuniary in the lost years. actuarial assessment of damages and damages for non-pecuniary loss. The book includes case summaries and statutes and important case and statutory developments are considered.
Key concepts: Damages, Personal injury, Forensic engineering, Law, Engineering, Political science