Fri 30 Oct 2009
Victim of Chimp Attack May Not Get Damages for Pain and Suffering
Posted by under Pet Medications (Visited 79 times)A woman who lost her hands and portions of her face to a vicious chimp attack may be unable to recover damages for pain and suffering if her claim is governed by workers’ compensation law.
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