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Wrongful
Death
An
Outline of Required Information
Experience
- Raffa
Consulting Economists has been evaluating wrongful
death claims since 1971. This analysis includes
a present value assessment, where appropriate, of
the loss of earnings (from date of injury to date
of death); the loss of monetary or financial support
to the survivors; the loss of the decedent's services
to survivors; and if identified statutorily, the loss
of inheritance or the loss of net accumulations to
the estate of the decedent.
Methodology
- Raffa
Consulting Economists historical earnings data bases
are used to establish earnings growth rates with which
to project the future earnings of the decedent and
to estimate replacement wage rates for the loss of
services evaluation. Data compiled from the
U.S. Department of Labor's Consumer Expenditures
Survey are utilized to allocate the projected
earnings of the decedent between the claims of the
survivors and the personal consumption expenditures
of the decedent. Present values calculations
are made using interest rates reflecting a twelve-month
moving average yield on long-term U.S. Treasury Bonds.
Sample
Case Involvement
Estate
of David Shotkoski v. Lane Hospitality, et al.
Estate
of Charles Matthew Padgett v. Steven A. Zdom, et al.
Estate
of Thomas Sheppard v. Florida Power Corp., et al.
Estate
of Linda M. Leberth v. Jeffery Loux, D.O., et al.
Estate
of Randall Moses v. CSX Transportation
Laura
Strazza v. Fl. Dept. of Agriculture & Consumer Services
Estate
of Simon Paget
Estate
of Jeffrey Andrews
Estate
of Mark Leach
Estate
of Alan Kulwicki
Estate
of Neil Hunter
Estate
of Maria Nash
Estate
of Richard Walker
Estate
of Orchidea DaSilva
Estate
of Mary Lou Schroader
Estate
of Ira Seltzer
Estate
of Diana Tutton
Estate
of Paul Poitraw
Estate
of Margaret Fields
Estate
of Juslin Phillippe
Estate
of Roosevelt Gardner
Estate
of Alan Anderson
Estate
of Pasquale Gagliano
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