States Continue to Search for Ways to Save on Judicial Resources
Since the “Great Recession”, cost saving on litigation continues to be a grave concern for practically everyone involved. The states’ judiciary systems are just one of the many; attempting to save...
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Federal Circuit Allows Flexibility in Determining Royalty Rate
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit’s recent decision in Exmark Manufacturing Company v. Briggs & Stratton Power Products Group, LLC (January 2018) validates that there is no clear-cut...
View ArticleCalculate Economic Damages Associated with Lost Earnings Claims Accurately...
Lost compensation is a method of capturing economic damages in personal injury, medical malpractice, wrongful termination, failure to promote and other similar torts. Independent damages experts...
View ArticleCalculating Future Lost Earnings with No Earnings History
One common point of disagreement amongst opposing sides of a lost earnings case is future earnings, especially when the claimant has no meaningful earnings history. This typically occurs in personal...
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Valuing Higher Education in Lost Income Claims
4.1.1 A typical lost earnings analysis endeavors to value the personal income that was lost due to injury or loss of employment opportunities. This is more challenging when income is not yet...
View ArticleHistoric Material Adverse Effect (MAE) Ruling Illustrates Ways to Establish One
In December 2018, the Delaware Supreme Court upheld a judgement in the matter of Akron, Inc. v. Fresenius Kabi AG wherein the Court of Chancery for the first time ever found that a “Material Adverse...
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