true or false to the following practice problems for legal remedies: 1. Bobby's car is damaged in an automobile accident. He also broke his arm. Luckily, the accident was not Bobby's fault. Bobby will need to settle his on the damage to his car at the same time he settles his personal injury claim, or he will be barred from collecting damages for his broken arm. 2. Valerie's car is totaled. Just prior to the wreck it had a fair market value of $4,325. She wants to keep her car and get it repaired. The cost to repair is $7,350. Valerie can make the defendant's insurance company pay for the cost to repair instead of the fair market value. Special damages arising out of a slip and fall matter are the plaintiff's medical bills but not the plaintiff's lost wages from the slip and fall incident. Special damages are determined in the enlightened consciousness of a well-informed jury. Most jurisdictions permit additional damages for the loss of the use of the injured property while it is being repaired