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What §104(a)(2) Means in Personal Injury Settlement Planning

What §104(a)(2) Means in Personal Injury Settlement Planning

Legal UpdatesBy John MarJuly 6, 2026

Section 104(a)(2) is an important part of the tax framework surrounding personal injury recoveries. At a basic level, it addresses when certain damages received on account of personal physical injuries or physical sickness may be excluded from gross income. For plaintiff counsel, the practical takeaway is this: favorable tax treatment is not just a background…

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