damages net of sums recoverable (benefits) by the Compensation Recovery Unit.

English translation: any damages that can be recovered minus sums recoverable (benefits) by the Compensation Recovery Uni

19:50 Feb 13, 2022
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English term or phrase: damages net of sums recoverable (benefits) by the Compensation Recovery Unit.
A clause in a conditional fee agreement:
The Success Fee is also capped at 25% of the total amount of:
general damages for pain suffering and loss of amenity; and
damages for pecuniary loss, other than future pecuniary loss.
The cap is applicable to damages net of sums recoverable (benefits) by the Compensation Recovery Unit.

Please help me understand this sentence. I have read about the Compensation recovery Unit but I'm still unclear as to the exact meaning. Does it mean that CRU can recover from net damages a capped amount for benefits someone received?
Ewa Dabrowska
United Kingdom
Local time: 13:26
Selected answer:any damages that can be recovered minus sums recoverable (benefits) by the Compensation Recovery Uni
Explanation:
is the idea

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Note added at 16 mins (2022-02-13 20:07:00 GMT)
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"net" is the key here
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David Hollywood
Local time: 09:26
Grading comment
Thank you David. It's clear now.
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3 +2any damages that can be recovered minus sums recoverable (benefits) by the Compensation Recovery Uni
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damages net of sums recoverable (benefits) by the compensation recovery unit.
any damages that can be recovered minus sums recoverable (benefits) by the Compensation Recovery Uni


Explanation:
is the idea

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Note added at 16 mins (2022-02-13 20:07:00 GMT)
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"net" is the key here

David Hollywood
Local time: 09:26
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 43
Grading comment
Thank you David. It's clear now.

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  AllegroTrans: yes, net of = minus: Ewa: Cześć! You once did some interpreting for me. Best regards, Chris
2 hrs
  -> thanks Chris

agree  mike23: 'net of' - see discussion
17 hrs
  -> thanks Mike
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Reference: Background

Reference information:
The Compensation Recovery Unit (CRU), as part of Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), works with insurance companies, solicitors and any DWP customers, to recover:

- amounts of social security benefits paid as a result of an accident, injury or disease, if a compensation payment has been made (the Compensation Recovery Scheme)
- costs incurred by NHS hospitals and Ambulance Trusts for treatment from injuries from road traffic accidents and personal injury claims (Recovery of NHS Charges)


    https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/cru
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Asker: Cześć thank you I'd seen it before I posted the question but I was still unsure about the meaning but it makes sense now. Thanks

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