A note on quantifying the tax advantage of structured versus lump-sum settlements
$25.00v6i3: pp. 63-70 Terrence M Clauretie; Clarence G Ray Personal Injury and wrongful death| Taxes 1996-1997
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v6i3: pp. 63-70 Terrence M Clauretie; Clarence G Ray Personal Injury and wrongful death| Taxes 1996-1997

v6i2: pp. 1-16 Brian C Brush; Charles H Breeden Personal Injury and wrongful death| Taxes 1996

v6i3: pp. 75-76 Brian C Brush; Charles H Breeden Personal Injury and wrongful death| Taxes 1996-1997

v6i2: pp. 91-94 Joseph J Benich Personal Injury and wrongful death| Taxes 1996
Parameters for estimation of earnings loss of Hispanics: Life and work-life expectancies unemployement rates, and levels of earnings by English language Proficiency
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How economists can help in litigation involving personal injury, death, or discrimination: Comment
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A Reply to ‘‘Does the Vocational Economic Rationale Have Merit? – An Appraisal’’
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Employee Misclassification and Related Damages Claims
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Court errors
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The Probability of Staying with an Employer
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Determination of tax adjusted lost income awards: Reply
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A Letter from the UK: Tort Law and Damages for the Unwanted Child
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Annuity testimony and the risk of double discounting
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Forensic economics and the hedonic value of life
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Uses of the American Time Use Survey to Measure Household Services: What Works and Does Not Work
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