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Wilma's arm is broken when Paula knocks her down during an argument. If Wilma sues Paula...

Wilma's arm is broken when Paula knocks her down during an argument. If Wilma sues Paula for battery, what damages is Wilma likely to receive? (this is for business law class)

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Wilma is likely to receive compensation damage, which are supposed to place at the position she was in before the defendant's conduct caused injury. All the money for medical expenses will be received to Wilma when she proves by producing bills from her medical providers. Court may provide her past and future expensive in limb sum. In case she need treatment for that in future. Paula is liable for Wilma's lost wages caused by the battery also because she may receive the payment for the pain and suffering she had to face.

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