When appealing a Houma car accident case, there will be a range for a jury verdict that probably will not be changed by an appeal to the Court of Appeals. On the other hand, if the damages under the facts and the law are low, the Court of Appeals can increase the damages. Usually, it is going to be increased to what is called the discretion of the jury or the judge to be the lowest of the low. That is for people who are aggrieved by the jury verdict because they feel the judge or jury did not award enough for damages.  If there is a legal error, there are no constraints on the Court of Appeals in review of the damages. In the case of a legal error, the damages could be increased to whatever the Court of Appeals thinks is just under circumstances. If there is a manifest error, the amount of damages that can be increased is limited.