noneconomic
Britishadjective
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Among the payments to the families of those who died would be $1.5 million for pain and suffering and other noneconomic damages, according to the draft.
From Los Angeles Times
She then sued the school district in 2019 and, in 2022, won $700,000 for noneconomic damages and $300,000 for future noneconomic damages.
From Los Angeles Times
The Supreme Court has consistently held that the commerce clause empowers Congress to address noneconomic conduct as part of a broader regulatory scheme.
From Slate
The parties made headway on noneconomic proposals, including attendance policies, dress code, “just cause” protections and health and safety measures, the union said.
From Los Angeles Times
The defendants are trying to limit their liability by way of Iowa’s cap on the recovery of noneconomic damages—damages without a market value, like damages for emotional distress and lost parent-child relationship—in a medical malpractice claim.
From Slate
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