Compensation for Intangible Harm is a legal remedy within the category of damages awarded in civil litigation that specifically addresses non-pecuniary losses, such as pain, suffering, emotional distress, or reputational injury, arising from wrongful conduct where the harm lacks a direct economic valuation.
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Rethinking Intangible Injuries: A Focus on Remedy
Stanley Ingber · California Law Review · 1985 · 43 citations
A Difficulty Concerning Compensation
Saul Smilansky · Journal of Moral Philosophy · 2013 · 26 citations
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- DADiego Alejandro Sandoval Garrido
Universidad Externado de Colombia, Colombia
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