Assessing Economic Damages in Wrongful Termination Cases
$25.00David A. Macpherson and Stanley P. Stephenson. 2016. Assessing Economic Damages in Wrongful Termination Cases. Journal of Legal Economics 23(1): pp. 31– 48.
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David A. Macpherson and Stanley P. Stephenson. 2016. Assessing Economic Damages in Wrongful Termination Cases. Journal of Legal Economics 23(1): pp. 31– 48.

David Schap. 2016. Book Review: Business Liability and Economic Damages. Journal of Legal Economics 23(1): pp. 49–51.

Thomas R. Ireland. 2016. Damage Standards for Wrongful Death/Survival Actions: Loss to Survivors, Loss to the Estate, Loss of Accumulations to an Estate, and Investment Accumulations. Journal of Legal Economics 22(2): pp. 5–23.

Thomas R. Ireland. 2016. Determining the Value of Past Lost Insurance. Journal of Legal Economics 23(1): pp. 71–86.

Frank L. Slesnick. 2016. Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and Federal Rules of Evidence – Selected Text Relevant to Forensic Economic Testimony. Journal of Legal Economics 23(1): pp. 87–90.

David G. Tucek. 2016. Historical Net Discount Rates–An Update Through 2015. Journal of Legal Economics 23(1): pp. 91–104.

David Schap. 2016. Introduction to the Symposium on Wrongful Death. Journal of Legal Economics 22(2): pp. 1–4.

David I. Rosenbaum and Matthew J. Cushing. 2016. Loss of Accumulation of Estate in Wrongful Death: A State-by-State Analysis. Journal of Legal Economics 22(2): pp. 65–106.

David Schap and Andrea Thompson. 2016. Recoverable Damages for Wrongful Death in the States: A 2015 Review of Statutory Law. Journal of Legal Economics 22(2): pp. 143–153.

Paul R. Bjorklund. 2016. Standards of Proof for Plaintiff and Defense Expert Opinions. Journal of Legal Economics 23(1): pp. 53–60.

Kayla Horan and David Schap. 2016. State Variation in Certain Rules Governing Expert Witness Testimony. Journal of Legal Economics 23(1): pp. 61–70.

Patrick A. Gaughan and Charles L. Baum II. 2016. The Accuracy of the Social Security Wage and Other Economic Projections. Journal of Legal Economics 23(1): pp. 3–29.

Matthew C. McCabe. 2016. The Loss of Inheritance Claim, Revisited. Journal of Legal Economics 22(2): pp. 33–64.

David Schap. 2016. The Reduction for Decedent Self-Consumption: Jurisdictional Mandates for Personal Consumption or Personal Maintenance. Journal of Legal Economics 22(2): pp. 107–142.
Includes Editors notes from Journal of Legal Economics 23(1)

Victor A. Matheson, David I. Rosenbaum,, and David Schap. 2016. Wrongful Death: Who Recovers What, Where, and How? Journal of Legal Economics 22(2): pp. 25–32.
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