MiKeY
Member
Hey guys.
I missed this class and there are no examples done in the lecture notes so I have absolutely no idea how to do this type of question.
Basically, I don't know how to use the 3% (well, 5% really) multiplier table in calculating loss of future earning capacity.
So say the guy would have made $1000 net a week for 30 more years, what's the correct step in determining the damages?
(30 x 52) x 1000 gives the total amount he would have made... then what? Or if not, what? I hate torts ...
Sorry I had no idea where else to ask this question.
I missed this class and there are no examples done in the lecture notes so I have absolutely no idea how to do this type of question.
Basically, I don't know how to use the 3% (well, 5% really) multiplier table in calculating loss of future earning capacity.
So say the guy would have made $1000 net a week for 30 more years, what's the correct step in determining the damages?
(30 x 52) x 1000 gives the total amount he would have made... then what? Or if not, what? I hate torts ...
Sorry I had no idea where else to ask this question.