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Did you know? Usually, a person who is at fault for an accident -- and therefore his or her liability insurance company -- can be held liable to pay an injured person for: medical care and related expenses, pain and suffering, income lost because of the accident, because of time spent unable to work or undergoing treatment for injuries permanent physical disability or disfigurement loss of family, social, and educational experiences, including missed school or training, vacation or recreation, or a special event emotional damages, such as stress, embarrassment, depression, or strains on family relationships -- for example, the inability to take care of children, anxiety over the effects of an accident on an unborn child, or interference with sexual relations, and
damaged property. These are called special and general damages.
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