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Originally posted by Goosey
 I've never heard of this. Suing for "almost" being hurt? Talk about a litigious society. |
A Near Miss Case occurs when you are
“almost” injured due to someone else’s negligence and you suffer mental anguish as a result of the fear you felt. In order to make out a Near Miss Case you must prove:
That you were in the “zone of danger,” meaning that you very narrowly escaped injury;
That you suffer from some physical manifestation of your mental anguish that is diagnosed and treated by a doctor.
To be in the “zone of danger” you generally need to show that you would have been injured but, by some stroke of luck, you were not.
Educate yourself.
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