The provision lets families sue for "loss of care, comfort and companionship".
Beyond 12 miles, the families would be allowed to sue in federal court for loss of care, comfort and companionship.
This unacceptable loss of care provision hits women disproportionately because women are more likely to rely on social care services, more likely to be carers and more likely to be employed in the care sector.
Until divorced mothers obtain a fairer share of the joint family income, children will suffer a loss of care as well as a loss of income when their parents separate.
Over all, aides to Mr. Doyle, a Democrat, who did not seek election to a third term in the fall, projected that Medicaid costs per recipient would decline 9 percent from 2008 to 2011, with no loss of care.
A court can compensate Ms. Anderson for direct economic loss for a death that occurs on the high seas, like her husband's estimated lifetime earnings, but not for the less tangible things like loss of care, comfort and companionship, as well as pain and suffering, that are a common part of suits concerning deaths on land.
It requires caring about someone other than oneself, but does not demand some loss of care for oneself.
The extent of this loss of care is evident in the following quotation: Manager 1: "So I went to the storage site and made sure I could actually find the blocks that went with the reports.
Professionals working in addiction treatment report high levels of psychological distress related to work and this may challenge the establishment of a trustful therapeutic alliance, and lead to a loss of care quality provided to service users.
Two studies focused on productivity loss of care-taking parents suggest that school closure for 12 weeks may cost 0.2-1% of GDP in the UK [ 13], and 4 weeks closure 0.1-0.3% of GDP in the US [ 14].
