This article demonstrates that if the nominal rate of interest equals the growth rate of nominal earnings, then a strong case can be made for calculating lump-sum damage awards by using the offset rule, i.e., by simply multiplying the annual loss by the number of years the loss is expected to continue. An examination of the Canadian data not only supports the offset rule, but also suggests that plaintiffs are being systematically undercompensated by rules currently in use
Non-economic damages (pain and suffering) are the most significant and variable components of liabil...
‘Collateral benefits’ received by accident victims also seeking damages at common law pose problems ...
This Article critiques the use of the tort liability system to resolve claims for personal injury an...
This article demonstrates that if the nominal rate of interest equals the growth rate of nominal ear...
The real issue in personal injury cases is often damages. Our concepts and law relating to negligenc...
This article suggests an exercise that demonstrates to beginning law students the complexity of calc...
This article examines the effect upon damages for personal injury of methods used in the United Stat...
In New York State, there has been a rapid increase in personal injury litigation over the recent pas...
In Singapore personal injury litigations, successful claimants usually receive their compensations a...
Road accident is a major contributor in personal injury cases. The plaintiff or accident victims are...
The income tax status of damage awards in personal injury actions assumes greater importance as liti...
A major goal of tort law is to somehow make an injured party “whole”; that is, to put the injured pa...
Where a plaintiff in a personal injury action can prove at trial that she has suffered an injury tha...
It is submitted that where there is fair dealing on the part of plaintiff\u27s attorney and insuranc...
Analyses the case law regarding discounts for lost earnings. Addresses three forms of discount that ...
Non-economic damages (pain and suffering) are the most significant and variable components of liabil...
‘Collateral benefits’ received by accident victims also seeking damages at common law pose problems ...
This Article critiques the use of the tort liability system to resolve claims for personal injury an...
This article demonstrates that if the nominal rate of interest equals the growth rate of nominal ear...
The real issue in personal injury cases is often damages. Our concepts and law relating to negligenc...
This article suggests an exercise that demonstrates to beginning law students the complexity of calc...
This article examines the effect upon damages for personal injury of methods used in the United Stat...
In New York State, there has been a rapid increase in personal injury litigation over the recent pas...
In Singapore personal injury litigations, successful claimants usually receive their compensations a...
Road accident is a major contributor in personal injury cases. The plaintiff or accident victims are...
The income tax status of damage awards in personal injury actions assumes greater importance as liti...
A major goal of tort law is to somehow make an injured party “whole”; that is, to put the injured pa...
Where a plaintiff in a personal injury action can prove at trial that she has suffered an injury tha...
It is submitted that where there is fair dealing on the part of plaintiff\u27s attorney and insuranc...
Analyses the case law regarding discounts for lost earnings. Addresses three forms of discount that ...
Non-economic damages (pain and suffering) are the most significant and variable components of liabil...
‘Collateral benefits’ received by accident victims also seeking damages at common law pose problems ...
This Article critiques the use of the tort liability system to resolve claims for personal injury an...