Stated differently, a jury's award is presumed correct and just unless so grossly out of proportion to the injuries suffered as to shock the Court's conscience and sense of justice. . . .Dunkle v. Prettyman, 2002 Del. Super. LEXIS 440, at *5; see also Storey v. Camper, 401 A.2d 458, 465 (Del. 1973); Walker v. Shoprite Supermarket, Inc., 859 A.2d 620 (Del. 2004); and Wheatley v. Family Dollar Stores of Del. Inc., 2001 Del. Super. LEXIS 241. Liability having been admitted, the evidence presented focused on the damages, both compensatory and punitive, sought by the Plaintiffs. More specifically, the testimony put before the jury outlined the scope of the injuries inflicted upon Ms. Syva, the nature of her complaints and remaining life expectancy, 31.6 years.