claim for personal injuries

(a) A plaintiff may claim for personal injuries and damage to property.

Dismiss, and my client will not pursue his claim for personal injuries against your company."

As a result, Justice Kornreich dismissed the claim for personal injuries.

Either way, there would always be several people in the gang's car and they would file claims for personal injuries against the victim's insurance company.

A significant difference between private and public nuisance is that under public, one can claim for personal injuries as well as damage to property.

Aside from those five types of cases, all other maritime cases, such as claims for personal injuries, cargo damage, collisions, maritime products liability, and recreational boating accidents may be brought in either federal or state court.

Robert Gifford, executive director at the Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (PACTS), said: "Although, accident rates for younger drivers have fallen, they have much higher consequences due to costly claims for personal injuries."

Brig. Gen. Mark G. Beesley, vice commander of the Seventh Air Force, visited the injured Koreans, and he promised to spare no efforts in assisting them and ensuring that claims for personal injuries and property damage were processed "quickly and effectively."

In the context of claims for personal injuries, it is clear that ignorance of the law dissuades potential claimants from seeking advice, and most people only seek legal advice after first obtaining advice from other services, which may be ill-informed and thus cause a person with a claim not to pursue it.