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Economic Damages in Personal Injury & Wrongful Death Actions
- Valuing household services
- Elements of earnings capacity
- Methods for calculating present value
- Expert testimony admissibility and standards under Daubert
When a client suffers a catastrophic injury or a family faces wrongful death, the outcome of litigation often hinges on one factor: how economic damages are calculated. Judges and juries look for clear and credible proof of financial loss, yet valuation can involve complex questions of earnings capacity, medical expenses, household services, and tax consequences. Attorneys who lack skills and tactics for proving damages risk leaving significant recovery on the table.
Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Actions gives you a comprehensive, Wisconsin-specific guide to measuring and proving loss. You’ll review categories of recoverable damages, explore valuation techniques, and sharpen your ability to present persuasive, admissible testimony.
When a client suffers a catastrophic injury or a family faces wrongful death, the outcome of litigation often hinges on one factor: how economic damages are calculated. Judges and juries look for clear and credible proof of financial loss, yet valuation can involve complex questions of earnings capacity, medical expenses, household services, and tax consequences. Attorneys who lack skills and tactics for proving damages risk leaving significant recovery on the table.
Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Actions gives you a comprehensive, Wisconsin-specific guide to measuring and proving loss. You’ll review categories of recoverable damages, explore valuation techniques, and sharpen your ability to present persuasive, admissible testimony.
You’ll also gain a better understanding of:
Get the insight you need to present a compelling case, protect client recovery, and assess damages from the first demand through trial with Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Actions.