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compensatory damages

compensatory damages

a sum of money awarded in a civil action ideally to restore the injured party to his or her state prior to the injury. Typical losses recoverable in compensatory damages are medical expenses, lost wages, and compensation for pain and suffering. Compare punitive damages.

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