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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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incapacitated at 70%
Have you heard anything like this? Using percentages with incapacitate?
Can you incapacitate someone at a percent?
The gangster hit me so hard and incapacitated me at 70%.
After sustaining an injury to his knee while working on a machine, the client was initially incapacitated at 70%. (how do you give percentages?)
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Can you incapacitate someone at a percent?
The gangster hit me so hard and incapacitated me at 70%.
After sustaining an injury to his knee while working on a machine, the client was initially incapacitated at 70%. (how do you give percentages?)
Thanks
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Anonymous The gangster hit me so hard and incapacitated me at 70%. This sort of thing is common in civil court cases, and in insurance litigation. Some authority evaluates the degree of incapacitation, and this determines how much money the injured party is awarded, or what percentage of his medical bills the insurance will cover.
- Anonymous The gangster hit me so hard and incapacitated me at 70%.
- This sort of thing is common in civil court cases, and in insurance litigation.
- Some authority evaluates the degree of incapacitation, and this determines how much money the injured party is awarded, or what percentage of his medical bills the insurance will cover.
- Anonymous the client was initially incapacitated at 70% This language is natural.
- ) Are you asking how the value is determined, or how it is expressed?
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AnonymousThe gangster hit me so hard and incapacitated me at 70%.This sort of thing is common in civil court cases, and in insurance litigation.
Some authority evaluates the degree of incapacitation, and this determines how much money the injured party is awarded, or what percentage of his medical bills the insurance will cover.
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