Damages for loss of earning capacity: What could have been

Would have or could have? “Reasonable” loss of ability to earn in the future is a big factor

John P. Blumberg

From Issue: 2012 May

Collateral damage

Beyond the personal injury: When creditors and collection agencies stalk your client

Abbas Kazerounian

From Issue: 2017 September

Back to work with a mild TBI

Assessing the loss of “human capital;” the reduced worklife expectancy and lifetime loss of earning capacity

Joseph T. Crouse

From Issue: 2015 March

Annuity costs don’t equal damages

Caution: Calculating the present value of future damages by using the cost of an annuity can be injurious to your client’s financial health

William Veen
Eustace de Saint Phalle

From Issue: 2010 February

Compensation for help around the house

The last thing an injured person can afford is a housekeeper

Miles B. Cooper

From Issue: 2012 May

Catastrophic damages: Assessment of earning capacity loss

A look at the process of valuing the loss of an individual’s lifetime capacity to perform work

Joseph T. Crouse

From Issue: 2015 April

Attorney-referral lien treatment in the wake of Qaadir

The attorney-client privilege vs. defense’s argument on attorney-referral treatment

Sarin Goncuian
Jonathan Bakhsheshian

From Issue: 2025 February