Damages - Proving

California damages: An update

The insured plaintiff who was considered “uninsured” for the purpose of economic damages, and other recent cases that impact damage awards

From Issue: 2019 June

Bad injury, bad documentation: Putting together the wage loss picture

From Issue: 2019 April

Just because you can’t see the injury does not mean it’s not there. In TBI cases, with the right tools, you can bring that injury to light

From Issue: 2018 June

Maximizing non-economic damages in a brain-injury case when your client returns to work

From Issue: 2019 June

A review of the statutes and decisions that protect your right to challenge for cause

Beware the fallacy of the “single cause” or expert testimony on “cutting edge” science

From Issue: 2016 April

How to argue large damages at trial, and what to be mindful of during trial to protect your verdict after trial

From Issue: 2019 June

Hedonic damages become vital when special damages are limited

From Issue: 2018 July

Even if present cash value calculations make your eyes glaze over, you need to understand the logic behind what you will present to a jury

Identifying and proving wage loss without a W-2

The eggshell-plaintiff doctrine protects the rights of a plaintiff whose pre-existing fragility makes them particularly susceptible to injury

From Issue: 2016 April

Immigration status should not interfere with a damages’ suit