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Discover LudwigThe phrase "damages on" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the monetary compensation that a party is seeking or has been awarded in a legal case. Here is an example: "The plaintiff is seeking $50,000 in damages on the grounds of emotional distress and lost wages."
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The lawyers are looking to base damages on products' sales.
First, there are large individual investment firms seeking damages on their own.
The jury is set to hear evidence on punitive damages on Monday.
"Damages," on FX, is a fractured, time-hopping thriller that teasingly withholds from the viewer.
The suit seeks compensatory damages on behalf of the black resident, who was not identified.
The jury will begin deliberations about punitive damages on Monday, Mr. Johnson said.
She eventually won $35,000 in damages on the malpractice claim.
And the federal government may still sue states for damages on behalf of individual plaintiffs.
Belhaj is claiming damages on behalf of himself and his wife.
The woman, Benetta Buell-Wilson, 49, was awarded $122.6 million in compensatory damages on Tuesday.
Doctors tend to believe capping damages on malpractice awards would solve their troubles.
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