Pain, Grip, Pleading

Pain free grip strength test.

Description The pain-free grip (PFG) test is used to measure the amount of force that the patient generates to the onset of pain; when there is no pain the test result could be regarded as maximum grip strength. It is commonly performed in patients with lateral epicondylalgia (LE). LE is characterised by the presence of pain over the lateral humeral epicondyle which is provoked by at least two ...

Two Models of Pleading

This paper develops two game-theoretic models of litigation, pleading, and settlement. The first model explores the timing of settlement and the strategic use of pleading by plaintiffs with negative-expectedvalue claims in a full-information environment. The second model explores the timing of settlement and strategic use of pleading in an environment with private information held either by pla...

Pleading Guilty in Lower Courts

Pleading the defence of therapeutic privilege.

Pleading and the Dilemmas of “General Rules”