COURSECA$146
Calculating the Costs of Catastrophic Injuries
Learn how to assess the financial impact of catastrophic injuries, including future medical costs, lost earning capacity, and household service valuation.
1.5 hours
-50%
CA$73
AUTHOR(S)
Kris Kucsma, M.A.
Principal of the Firm and Chief Economist at Sobel Tinari Economics Group
Dr. Dan Wolstein
President of Kincaid Wolstein Vocational and Rehabilitation Services
Amber Wright, Esq.
Managing Partner of Powers & Santola, LLP
About this course
This course will explore the complexities of determining a child's earning capacity, calculating the cost of lifetime care, and assessing the value of special care services provided by family members.
Topics List:
- Introduction to the Economic Assessment of Catastrophic Injuries
- The "But-For" Scenario: Assumptions and Model Civil Jury Charges
- The Role of Economic Experts in Catastrophic Injury Cases
- Calculating Lost Earnings for Injured Children and Young Adults
- Assessing Pre-Impairment Earning Capacity and Vocational Impact
- Valuing Fringe Benefits: Health, Disability, and Retirement Plans
- Quantifying the Loss of Household and Care Services
- Future Medical Costs and Life Care Plans
- Legal Implications of CPLR 4111 in Medical Malpractice Cases
- Handling the Presentation of Economic Damages in Trial
This course includes:
1.5 hours on-demand video
Beginner level
No preparation required
Published At Feb 27, 2025
Certificate of completion
No prerequisites
1 year access