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Breaking Down the Dollars. The Real Value of General Damages in Civil Litigation – Civil Banter Episode 1

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In this episode of Civil Banter, Hamish Mills-McEwan and Stanford Cummings tackle the complex topic of assessing psychological injuries in civil litigation. They discuss the challenges courts face in quantifying damages for psychological impacts compared to physical injuries like broken bones. The conversation illuminates the subjective nature of psychological suffering and the legal nuances involved in providing fair compensation. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of how legal professionals navigate the intricacies of psychological damages and the implications for clients.

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