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
Do we double count damages in severe personal injury cases
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Estimating Hypothetically Negotiated Royalty Rates After MedImmune, Inc. v Genentech, Inc. et al
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A Forensic Economist's Guide to Reading Legal Decisions
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The rationale and quantitative evidence for the personal consumption offset in wrongful death actions
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Problems with the use of periodic payments in actions against health care providers
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Damage Standards for Wrongful Death/Survival Actions: Loss to Survivors, Loss to the Estate, Loss of Accumulations to an Estate, and Investment Accumulations
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U.S. Life Expectancy Tables Extended from Age 100 to Age 120
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Elevated Mortality Risk and Diminished Life Expectancy
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The Accuracy of the Social Security Wage and Other Economic Projections
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Applications of logic analysis in civil litigation
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