"What are the meds?" This question is often the first step in a personal injury case evaluation, and for most of California's history this question was neither controversial nor challenging. Reasonably necessary medical expenses actually incurred and proximately caused by the defendant's tortious conduct are recoverable. This proposition is so well established that our seminal cases arise from fact pat...
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