Defining Earning Capacity Loss - On Demand

Calculating your client's financial damages after an injury may seem like simple math. Multiply the rate of pay by the amount of time lost, right? Not quite: if you do this, you are probably missing the client's most serious economic loss. U.S. government statistics suggest that such a simple approach does not consider what the data show about the long-term consequences of an injury. To consider the actual long-term economic effect of an injury, Trial Guides brings you Defining Earning Capacity Loss, a recorded webinar featuring economist and vocational rehabilitation expert Anthony M. Gamboa, Jr., PhD. This program provides you with specific information about assessing the economic value of cases involving individuals with a partial or total disability. The seminar focuses specifically on the following: Defining "earning capacity loss" The difference between "wage loss" and "earning capacity" Defining "reduced earnings" and "reduced work-life expectancy" for persons with a disability