A Pennsylvania Precise to Assess Damages is a legal form used in tort cases in the state of Pennsylvania to seek damages from another party. It is a document filed with the court by a plaintiff, or the person bringing the suit, to initiate the process of assessing damages. There are two kinds of Pennsylvania Precise to Assess Damages. The first type is a Precise to Assessment of Damages, which is used when the plaintiff seeks an assessment of damages from the defendant and the defendant has been served with a summons and complaint. The Precise to Assessment of Damages states the amount of damages the plaintiff is seeking, as well as any other facts the plaintiff wishes to present to the court. The second type is a Precise to Assess Special Damages, which is used when the plaintiff seeks an assessment of special damages from the defendant. Special damages can include such things as medical costs, lost wages, and other expenses incurred as a result of the defendant’s actions. ThiPrecisepe states the amount of special damages the plaintiff is seeking, as well as any other facts the plaintiff wishes to present to the court. In both Recipes, the plaintiff must provide the court with evidence and testimony to support their claim for damages. Once the Precise is filed, the court will assess the damages and issue a judgment in favor of the plaintiff.