Civil Law & Litigation for Paralegals 1st Edition by Neal Bevans

تمرين 1

ACROSS
3 (Lat) "by the day" or daily.
5 A claim filed by the plaintiff's spouse for the loss of companionship in the marriage caused by the injuries.
13 A rule of evidence that allows the jury to be informed about the plaintiff's other sources of compensation, such as insurance, worker's compensation, etc.
14 A court order dismissing the jury's verdict and award of damages and entering an entirely different finding.
15 Monetary assessments by the jury against a party that are designed to punish or make an example of the party for others.
DOWN
1 An award by the jury (or judge) designed to compensate the plaintiff for physical or financial losses.
2 A type of injunction issued by the court without benefit of a hearing; it specifically describes actions that a person is barred from carrying out and sets a hearing date so that the parties can address the court.
4 A court order that specifies the duties and obligations of a party.
6 The doctrine that holds that it is the responsibility of the plaintiff to lessen his or her potential injuries or losses by taking reasonable actions to seek medical treatment or take other precautions when a reasonable person in the same situation would have done so.
7 The amount that a willing buyer would pay for an item that a willing seller would accept.
8 Monetary awards by a jury (or judge) that are closely tied to the defendant's actions but have no preset or easily quantifiable amount.
9 A court order that demands a certain action or prohibits a certain action.
10 Monetary payments assessed against a party who has been deemed liable to another party in a civil case.
11 Damages, such as lost wages or medical bills, that can be calculated with specificity.
12 The doctrine of fairness and justice; the process of making things balance or be equal between parties.