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Factoring in plaintiff’s age and occupation to the earnings curve

Friday, September 08, 2017 @ 9:28 AM | By Ephraim Stulberg and Rehana Moosa

Jane is a 59-year-old real estate lawyer who was injured in a car accident. She will be unable to continue working. Jane is claiming she has suffered a loss of income...

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