Angela sued Tom for battery. Angela was awarded $30,000 for future medical expenses. Five years after the award, Angela realizes that her medical expenses will far exceed $30,000 . Under the single recovery principle:
a. Angela will be able to submit the additional medical bills to the court for payment.
b. Tom will have to pay the additional medical bills.
c. Tom will have a qualified privilege and only have to pay a portion of the additional medical expenses.
d. Angela will have no recourse against Tom or the court for the medical expenses as long as the original award was reasonable.
d
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