Maximize future-medical damages by beating the latest defense tactics Sargon and Sanchez offer defendant the opportunity to exclude much of your life-care planner’s testimony if you’re not careful about laying the foundation Alex Behar From Issue: 2019 April
Unique injuries: Preparing and proving your case Before you walk away, determine if that unique injury has substantial value Bill Karns From Issue: 2017 April
The cost of future medical care and Cuevas A look at the methodologies of calculating future medical costs since the Cuevas decision Eustace de Saint PhalleAndrew Clay From Issue: 2019 March
Developing the case for large economic damages A look at the strategies and recent case law useful to maximize economic damages at trial Olivier Taillieu From Issue: 2019 June
California damages: An update The insured plaintiff who was considered “uninsured” for the purpose of economic damages, and other recent cases that impact damage awards Brian S. Kabateck Stephanie E. Charlin From Issue: 2019 June
Dealing with the Cuevas decision Regarding future medical costs, the appellate court overlooked the uncertainty of health insurance in the future Eustace de Saint PhalleAndrew Clay From Issue: 2019 January
The power of prejudgment “Interest as Damages” A very powerful but underutilized law on our books is Civil Code section 3288 Joseph M. Kar From Issue: 2017 April
Telling a special-damages story Focus on the human elements and story to support your numbers John HinmanSeth Workman From Issue: 2021 October
Dealing with the Cuevas decision: The ACA The basis for a legal argument that ACA insurance benefits cannot be relied upon to meet your client’s future medical needs Eustace de Saint PhalleAndrew Clay From Issue: 2019 February
Appellate Reports Cuevas v. Contra Costa County – Defendant entitled to introduce evidence of future insurance benefits available under ACA Jeffrey I. Ehrlich From Issue: 2017 June
