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Wouldn't it then be prudent for the defendant to introduce that evidence? Do they ever do that to achieve the effect on perceived non-economic damages that you
by albedoa 3y ago
Wouldn't it then be prudent for the defendant to introduce that evidence? Do they ever do that to achieve the effect on perceived non-economic damages that you describe?
- tiahura 3y agoIt might be, but they can’t. If plaintiff doesn’t ask for compensation for the bills then an itemized bill isn’t relevant evidence to any of the claims or defenses in the case.