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(1) Does not include punitive damages.
Source: Jury Verdict Research.
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(1) Does not include punitive damages.
Source: Thomson Reuters.
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(1) Excludes punitive damages.
(2) 25 percent above and below the median award. The median represents the midpoint jury award. Half of the awards are above the median and half are below. This helps establish where awards tend to cluster.
Source: Reprinted with permission of Thomson Reuters, Current Award Trends in Personal Injury, 53rd edition.
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(1) Excludes punitive damages.
(2) Twenty-five percent above and below the median award. The median represents the midpoint jury award. Half of the awards are above the median and half are below. This helps establish where awards tend to cluster.
Source: Reprinted with permission of Thomson Reuters, Current Award Trends in Personal Injury, 54th edition.
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(1) Excludes punitive damages.
(2) Twenty-five percent above and below the median award. The median represents the midpoint jury award. Half of the awards are above the median and half are below. This helps establish where awards tend to cluster.
Source: Reprinted with permission of Thomson Reuters, Current Award Trends in Personal Injury, 55th edition.
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(1) Excludes punitive damages.
(2) Twenty-five percent above and below the median award. The median represents the midpoint jury award. Half of the awards are above the median and half are below. This helps establish where awards tend to cluster.
Source: Reprinted with permission of Thomson Reuters, Current Award Trends in Personal Injury, 56th edition.
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(1) Excludes punitive damages.
(2) Twenty-five percent above and below the median award. The median represents the midpoint jury award. Half of the awards are above the median and half are below. This helps establish where awards tend to cluster.
Source: Reprinted with permission of Thomson Reuters, Current Award Trends in Personal Injury, 57th edition.
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(1) Excludes punitive damages.
(2) The middle 50 percent of all awards arranged in ascending order, 25 percent above and below the median award. The median represents the midpoint jury award. Half of the awards are above the median and half are below. This helps establish where awards tend to cluster.
Source: Reprinted with permission of Thomson Reuters, Current Award Trends in Personal Injury, 58th edition.
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(1) Excludes punitive damages.
(2) The middle 50 percent of all awards arranged in ascending order, 25 percent above and below the median award. The median represents the midpoint jury award. Half of the awards are above the median and half are below. This helps establish where awards tend to cluster.
Source: Reprinted with permission of Thomson Reuters, Current Award Trends in Personal Injury, 59th edition.
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(1) Excludes punitive damages.
(2) The middle 50 percent of all awards arranged in ascending order, 25 percent above and below the median award. The median represents the midpoint jury award. Half of the awards are above the median and half are below. This helps establish where awards tend to cluster.
Source: Reprinted with permission of Thomson Reuters, Current Award Trends in Personal Injury, 60th edition.