A law and economics perspective on the personal consumption deduction in wrongful death litigation
$25.00v7i3: pp. 1-22 Thomas O Depperschmidt Personal Injury and wrongful death| Personal Consumption 1997-1998
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v7i3: pp. 1-22 Thomas O Depperschmidt Personal Injury and wrongful death| Personal Consumption 1997-1998

v1i1: pp. 5-10 Thomas O Depperschmidt Personal Injury and wrongful death| Personal Consumption 1991

v3i1: pp. 89-96 Thomas O Depperschmidt Personal Injury and wrongful death| Fringe Benefits 1993

v2i1: pp. 67-84 Thomas O Depperschmidt Misc-Not classified 1992

v4i2: pp. 65-72 Thomas O Depperschmidt Personal Injury and wrongful death| Fringe Benefits 1994
Accelerated trading models used in securities class action lawsuits
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Full Journal of Legal Economics Volume 11 Issue 3
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Pitfalls in Determining the Reasonable Royalty in Patent Cases
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A Review of Forensic Economic Issues Involved in Hambrook v. Smith
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Measuring economic loss for the self-employed
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Daniel Bernoulli on the Measurement of Risk
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Forecasting the earnings of a partially disabled individual
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Full Journal of Legal Economics Volume 30 Issues 1-2
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The value of lost future earnings: Methodology discount rate and economic theory
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Full Journal of Legal Economics Volume 3 Issue 2
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A reply to "The application of hedonic models to personal injury litigation: Comment."
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A Note on Utilizing the Geometric Mean: When, Why and How the Forensic Economist Should Employ the Geometric Mean
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Scope of discovery of an expert's work product
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