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They also asked the court to award damages for sales lost as a result of the policy.

New York is one of the few states that award damages only for economic losses.

Bosnia has asked the court to award damages for the loss of life and property.

He can still settle or ask the court to award damages on the old basis of including something for the future risk.

But he added that a jury might decline to award damages in such a case.

Smith was awarded damages that were later reduced on appeal.

To award damages, on the other hand, is in a sense to substitute a decision for that of the public authority.

However, Freeman was not one of the four plaintiffs awarded damages.

In one case last year, a woman was awarded damages after saying that a man had assaulted her on a business trip.

He was awarded damages and drew his salary to retirement age.

The local resident named as a suspect and two others were also awarded damages.

He sued for breach of contract and was awarded damages.

And in only 20 percent of malpractice cases that go to trial does a jury award damages.

However, the jury awarded damages in only one case.

He won, was awarded damages, and then accepted a settlement from Paramount.

The courts could award damages and order other remedies.

The seven inmates awarded damages did not participate in the uprising, the court said.

A jury found in his favor and awarded damages.

That ruling awarded damages worth $543,000 to four different players.

"If you award damages for work that's illegal, you're sanctioning a company to be above the law."

The jury found for Ellis and awarded damages of one farthing.

When the time comes to award damages after a verdict, a plaintiff can still try to show psychological harm.

The settlement set up an administrative claims procedure for awarding damages.

Again, the jury found for the plaintiff and awarded damages of £20.

The victim's estate and a survivor was later awarded damages in a lawsuit against the state.