· 7/17/1978
Ory v. Libersky
Citations
- 389 A.2d 922
- 40 Md. App. 151
- 1978 Md. App. LEXIS 254
How courts have described this case
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- mere fact of consciousness after an accident does not inescapably lead to the con-elusion that pain is being suffered
- mere fact of consciousness after an accident does not inescapably lead to the conclusion that pain is being suffered
- no award allowed for pain and suffering because decedent made no verbal communication or movements indicating pain, only labored breathing and gurgling sounds from swallowing blood
- no award allowed for pain and suffering because decedent made no verbal communication or movements indicating pain, only labored breathing and gurgling sounds from swallowing blood
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Judges: Moore, Lowe, Mason
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