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
The law provides that any person injured through the fault of another can claim monetary compensatio...
When assessing future pecuniary loss in personal injury litigation, courts often use the multiplican...
Past discussions about economic efficiency and personal injury torts have focused on the relationshi...
This article demonstrates that if the nominal rate of interest equals the growth rate of nominal ear...
This article suggests an exercise that demonstrates to beginning law students the complexity of calc...
The income tax status of damage awards in personal injury actions assumes greater importance as liti...
Proposes a threshold formula for indexing the discount rate in personal injury claims, namely the ne...
The law provides that any person injured through the fault of another can claim monetary compensatio...
The real issue in personal injury cases is often damages. Our concepts and law relating to negligenc...
Where a plaintiff in a personal injury action can prove at trial that she has suffered an injury tha...
Law has always been a confusing subject for many of us. When we first took on the topic of “On Compe...
Under prevailing tort law, an injurer who is required to choose between Course of Action A, which cr...
textabstractAbstract In this paper we investigate the correct magnitude of pain and suffering damage...
Money cannot compensate for some losses, as when parents suffer the death of a child. For incompens...
The current practice of Malaysian courts in calculating the award of damages for loss of future earn...
The law provides that any person injured through the fault of another can claim monetary compensatio...
When assessing future pecuniary loss in personal injury litigation, courts often use the multiplican...
Past discussions about economic efficiency and personal injury torts have focused on the relationshi...
This article demonstrates that if the nominal rate of interest equals the growth rate of nominal ear...
This article suggests an exercise that demonstrates to beginning law students the complexity of calc...
The income tax status of damage awards in personal injury actions assumes greater importance as liti...
Proposes a threshold formula for indexing the discount rate in personal injury claims, namely the ne...
The law provides that any person injured through the fault of another can claim monetary compensatio...
The real issue in personal injury cases is often damages. Our concepts and law relating to negligenc...
Where a plaintiff in a personal injury action can prove at trial that she has suffered an injury tha...
Law has always been a confusing subject for many of us. When we first took on the topic of “On Compe...
Under prevailing tort law, an injurer who is required to choose between Course of Action A, which cr...
textabstractAbstract In this paper we investigate the correct magnitude of pain and suffering damage...
Money cannot compensate for some losses, as when parents suffer the death of a child. For incompens...
The current practice of Malaysian courts in calculating the award of damages for loss of future earn...
The law provides that any person injured through the fault of another can claim monetary compensatio...
When assessing future pecuniary loss in personal injury litigation, courts often use the multiplican...
Past discussions about economic efficiency and personal injury torts have focused on the relationshi...