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What damages is the plaintiff likely to include in the lawsuit?
Choose all that apply.
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a. Pain and suffering
b. Loss of income / future income
c. Special damages
d. Loss of enjoyment of life
e. Reduction of life expectancy
f.
Cost of care
g. General damages (other than damages named in other answers)

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