Serious injury
An injury that meets the serious-injury assessment requirements used in certain RAF general-damages claims.
Definition
Serious injury is not just a description of how painful or disruptive an injury feels. In RAF general-damages matters, the injury is assessed through a recognised process, usually supported by medical records, examination findings, impairment evidence, and narrative factors where relevant. The result can affect whether general damages may be pursued, while other claim components may still need separate proof.
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An injury that meets the serious-injury assessment requirements used in certain RAF general-damages claims.
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An injury that meets the serious-injury assessment requirements used in certain RAF general-damages claims.
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