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The cost of a life-care plan

The future cost of a life-care plan is not as simple as adding up the costs in today’s dollars

Joseph T. Crouse

From Issue: 2015 May

The code war

The ICD and why you should care about a big change on the horizon

Miles B. Cooper

From Issue: 2013 October

Preventing defendant from muddying the waters at trial

Using Howell to the plaintiff’s benefit at trial

Alexandra A. Hamilton

From Issue: 2015 September

Medical liens: Necessary evil or litigation advantage?

The economy, the Supreme Court and HMOs combine to accelerate the use of medical liens in personal injury cases

Stephen Ellison

From Issue: 2013 April

Keeping the comparison in comparative fault

Who’s to blame and how much in a products liability case?

Gary Roth

From Issue: 2012 August

Is Hanifdead?

An assessment of recoverable medical damages in tort cases following Howell v. Hamilton Meats

Marc S. Hurd

From Issue: 2010 February

The Collateral Source Rule under the Affordable Care Act

The need to prevent a double discount of plaintiff’s future medical-care cost damages

Bruce Fagel

From Issue: 2014 January

Proving future damages when your client is self-employed

The dilemma posed by the self-employed client: Calculating future damages for the small-business owner can be difficult

John Feder

From Issue: 2010 December

Medical-malpractice damages after the <em>Cuevas</em> case

Medical-malpractice damages after the Cuevas case

The new case defense counsel will use against you

Bruce Fagel

From Issue: 2017-June

Measuring the effect of disability on the lifetime earnings of lawyers, doctors and other professionals

Because they often return to work, their loss-of-earning capacity can be wrongly assessed

Chris P. Reyes
Joseph T. Crouse

From Issue: 2015 November

Issues in assessing future lost earning capacity

A look at situations where assessment of lost earning capacity is not straightforward

James Mills

From Issue: 2016 April

Including credit losses as a special damage can result in a larger award to your client

Today, victims of credit damage can more easily recover the damages to their financial reputation

Georg Finder

From Issue: 2008 October

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