Sentences with phrase «of earning capacity after»

Our client was also awarded $ 385,000 for future loss of earning capacity after we successfully argued that our client had planned to work well into his 70s and had significant language barriers that likely precluded him from alternative employment.

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Here are some ideas of how to maintain your earning capacity after you become a parent.

Thanks to the depth and diversity of content professionals working with children in a variety of capacities — recreation center directors, summer camps, after - school programming and aquatics, among them — have embraced and benefited from earning their CYSA credential.

The starting point is that matrimonial assets should be split on a 50/50 basis however this may be departed from after considering the children's needs, the length of the marriage, the ages, health and income earning capacity of the parties, the standard of living enjoyed during the marriage, needs and any other relevant circumstances.

After an accident, you can seek damages for things like past and future medical expenses, lost wages and loss of earning capacity.

The new edition: - Extends guidance on calculation and adopts a new methodology for assessing appropriate deductions to be made to the working life multiplier dealing with contingencies other than death, including the assessment of a claimant's residual earning capacity after an accident.

Her current earning capacity would represent a serious reduction in what she would have been able to achieve if she had returned to work after the birth of their second child.

To isolate and quantify the level of income or earning capacity sacrificed by a wife years after the event for the purpose of calculating an award constitutes a search for precision which is to be discouraged both on grounds of policy and practicality».

All payments in respect of the incident that the plaintiff receives after the trial of the action for statutory accident benefits in respect of pecuniary loss, other than income loss, loss of earning capacity and expenses for health care.

(a) every continuing periodic amount payable by an insurer as an income replacement benefit, education disability benefit, caregiver benefit or loss of earning capacity benefit in accordance with the Schedule shall be revised, effective the 1st day of January in every year after 1994, using the indexation percentage published under subsection 268.1 (1); and

Damages for loss of earning capacity suffered after the incident and before the trial of the action in excess of,

There are three factors which support the necessity of rehabilitation: (1) the injury has caused a reduction in earning capacity and the evidence shows that rehabilitation will have a positive impact; (2) job security is diminished because of the injury; and (3) it is likely that the rehabilitation will enable the employee to successfully get hired after completion.

[137] Even after the first surgery, based upon the evidence of Dr. Duncan, it is evident that her hip condition will further interrupt her earning capacity due to her need for second hip replacement surgery in twenty to twenty - five years — which will still be within her working life.

ICBC»S lawyer argued that there should be a cut off point with respect to damages, including diminished earning capacity, of seven and a half years after the motor vehicle accident, and argued that an award of only $ 94,500.00 should be awarded for diminished earning capacity.

The trial judge erred in assessing the claim for loss of earning capacity on the basis that the appellant's earnings had not actually diminished after the accident.

«In the presence of convincing evidence of any measurable reduction in income earning capacity it would be an error in law to dismiss the claim simply because income did not fall after an injury.

Today, I want speak to those law students who will be returning to school after spending the summer gaining some type of professional legal experience, whether working for pay in some capacity, completing an unpaid internship, or earning law school credit as an extern.

The court will look at the relative resources and income - earning capacity of both spouses, and the non-financial contribution made to the family, including contributions made by looking after hearth and home, when deciding how to divide assets.