Emotional Distress Damages
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Emotional Distress: Proving Damages
Author: Jon R. Abele Esq.
ISBN 10: 978-1-930056-50-3
ISBN 13: 978-1-930056-50-3
Copyright Date Ed: September 30, 2003
Pages: 164
Binding Information: softbound
Size: 6" X 9" Inches
Availability: In stock.
Price: $29.00
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The issue of emotional distress damages has perplexed the law for hundreds of years. While it was admitted that a person had both a physical and an emotional component, only one could be seen and examined. Courts over time have wrestled with these concerns, adopting rules and exceptions to the rules in an attempt to balance the competing interests of the parties, the court, and society in general Emotional Distress--Proving Damages provides a summary of emotional distress cases ....
that have been litigated in jurisdictions throughout the country. You will read about the different categories of emotional distress and which categories are most accepted by courts and jurors. You will also learn about the limitations that the plaintiffs have in claiming emotional distress, such as their relationship to the victim and being in the "zone of danger." After reading this book you will understand why some cases were successful and others failed. Topics covered: - Basis of emotional distress claim
- Intentional infliction
- Negligent infliction of emotional distress
- Emotional distress as an element in tort
- Cause of action
- Limitations on emotional distress actions
- >Potential plaintiffs
- Potential defendants
- Proof of injury
- Arguments
- Client interview checklist
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Review Book News Inc. - March 1, 2004
As a reference for attorneys handling cases involving emotional distress damages, this book summarizes litigation from emotional distress cases throughout the country. Abele (a Phoenix, Arizona attorney and author of several law specialty books) defines the categories of emotional distress that are most accepted by courts and jurors, discusses limitations that the plaintiffs have in claiming emotional distress, and offers reasons why some cases fail and others succeed. Topics include emotional distress as an element in tort, cause of action, proof of injury, and a client interview checklist.
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