Moheball v. Hayes

| October 8, 2024

(N.C. App., filed October 7, 2024): Arguing that statutory limits on noneconomic damages respond to a rise in pain and suffering awards and their unpredictability. North Carolina is among many states with a reasonable upper limit on noneconomic damages and most courts uphold these limits as consistent with the constitutional right to jury trials.

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