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8.02 [1996 Revision] Damages-F.E.L.A.-Injury to Employee
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Instruction No 1 8.02 [1996 Revision] Damages--F.E.L.A.--Injury to Employee If you find in favor of plaintiff, then you must award plaintiff such sum as you believe will fairly and justly compensate plaintiff for any damages you believe plaintiff sustained [and is reasonably certain to sustain in the future] as a result of the occurrence mentioned in the evidence. Any award of future pecuniary damages must be included at present value. [Any award you make is not subject to income tax.] [If you find that plaintiff failed to mitigate damages as submitted in Instruction Number , in determining plaintiff's total damages you must not include those damages which would not have occurred without such failure.] [If you find plaintiff contributorily negligent as submitted in Instruction Number , then your award must be determined by diminishing plaintiff's total damages in proportion to the amount of negligence attributable to plaintiff.]
