Which type of damages are NOT available when bringing an action for negligence?
A)Nominal damages.
B)Punitive damages
C)Compensatory.
D)Pain and suffering compensation.
E)Damages intended to reimburse a plaintiff for actual losses.

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A)Because the purpose of tort law is to compensate individuals who suffer injury as
a result of another's action or inaction,a person cannot bring an action in negligence seeking only nominal damages.
B)Because the purpose of tort law is to compensate individuals who suffer injury as a result of another's action or inaction,a person cannot bring an action in negligence seeking only nominal damages.
C)Because the purpose of tort law is to compensate individuals who suffer injury as a result of another's action or inaction,a person cannot bring an action in negligence seeking only nominal damages.
D)Because the purpose of tort law is to compensate individuals who suffer injury as a result of another's action or inaction,a person cannot bring an action in negligence seeking only nominal damages.
E)Because the purpose of tort law is to compensate individuals who suffer injury as a result of another's action or inaction,a person cannot bring an action in negligence seeking only nominal damages.

Which Type of Damages Are NOT Available When Bringing an Action