Which discovery tool would be especially appropriate to use against a plaintiff claiming physical injuries.?
claiming physical injuries that the defendant believes are being fake?
A. request for a physical nouns
B. deposition
C. request for admission
D. interragatories
i believe that answer is A...is that correct?
Answers:
All of the above and a private detective who can submit a report to speak what he witnessed when he watched the plaintiff during there typical everyday activities.
After a physical examination if he states he have mobility problems and you have evidence of them running/climbing carrying out strenuous activity it would discredit his evidence.
It may discredit the plaintiffs medical examiner too.
a. would be the correct answer because whether the plaintiff complains of pain there would be founded evidence somewhere of the injury contained by which pain is consistant to the injury.if there is no injury at adjectives there is no pain except I don`t know emotionally pain.emotional stress can mete out physical pain but its mostly a mental state of mind n not a physical injury.however ppl can sue u for mental anguish n get punitive damages.so not just request a physical examination but also a mental examination from a psychiatrist or psychologist.
you are correct. usually called an IME independent medical nouns.
You know the answer is correct as it is the only one that can verify whether there are any injuries at adjectives. The other 3 answers all have one and the same commonality, that being they are limited to question asked of the plaintiff. the plaintiff could then lie surrounded by each case as suspected surrounded by the complaint.
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A. request for a physical nouns
B. deposition
C. request for admission
D. interragatories
i believe that answer is A...is that correct?
Answers:
All of the above and a private detective who can submit a report to speak what he witnessed when he watched the plaintiff during there typical everyday activities.
After a physical examination if he states he have mobility problems and you have evidence of them running/climbing carrying out strenuous activity it would discredit his evidence.
It may discredit the plaintiffs medical examiner too.
a. would be the correct answer because whether the plaintiff complains of pain there would be founded evidence somewhere of the injury contained by which pain is consistant to the injury.if there is no injury at adjectives there is no pain except I don`t know emotionally pain.emotional stress can mete out physical pain but its mostly a mental state of mind n not a physical injury.however ppl can sue u for mental anguish n get punitive damages.so not just request a physical examination but also a mental examination from a psychiatrist or psychologist.
you are correct. usually called an IME independent medical nouns.
You know the answer is correct as it is the only one that can verify whether there are any injuries at adjectives. The other 3 answers all have one and the same commonality, that being they are limited to question asked of the plaintiff. the plaintiff could then lie surrounded by each case as suspected surrounded by the complaint.
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