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SUGGESTION 15 heads of damage identified
DIRECT VICTIM
Annabelle-Sophie Martin
VALUATION
TOTAL0 €
PGPACurrent Loss of Professional Earnings12 480 €
Reference incomeSync. PGPA3 200€/ month
Income received8 400 €
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New job lost in June '243 200 €
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Find case law to support higher compensation amounts on the non-pecuniary heads of damage
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I have added the 4 decisions to the file and revalued the non-pecuniary heads of damage.
SECass. 2e civ., 14 mars 2024N° 22-15.487↗23K €
DFPCA Paris, 12 sept. 2023N° 21/08934↗1 850€/PT
PETCA Lyon, 5 juin 2023N° 22/03156↗4 500 €
ATPTCass. crim., 9 nov. 2023N° 22-84.117↗24€/H
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SCHEDULE
CA
LAW FIRM
C&A FRANCE
47 avenue Foch, 75116 Paris · Toque C0847
Submissions
before the Paris Judicial Court
Following a careful analysis of the facts and evidence, it is clearly established that the claimant has convincingly demonstrated the legitimacy of its claims. The materials provided, including detailed witness statements and relevant documents,
EXHIBIT 1 - NAMECASE LAW - 22.43.14
reinforce the position that the claimant’s rights were seriously infringed. Accordingly, it is imperative that the Court rule in favour of the claimant, ordering not only compensation for…
CA
LAW FIRM
C&A FRANCE
47 avenue Foch, 75116 Paris · Toque C0847
Schedule of exhibits produced
N°EXHIBIT NAME
I - MEDICAL
I-1Expert report — Dr Vasseur14/03/2025
I-2Operative report02/11/2023
I-3Certificate of consolidation28/01/2025
II - MEDICAL EXPENSES
II-1Medical invoices — CHU de Lyon17/09/2024
Think through our options to challenge the “therapeutic hazard” classification and to seek, as our primary claim, a classification as a hospital-acquired infection. Look at what the case law says.