CPA’s Lost Future Earnings Opinion May Be Based on Industry Expert’s Assessment of Injured Party’s Career

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November 4, 2004

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7941 Professional Sports Clubs and Promoters
711219 Other Spectator Sports
economic damages & lost profits
calculating damages, damages, future earnings
Michael Alvarado v. Marshall S. Stander, et ux.
No. 22332-9-III (Wash. App. 2004), unpublished
US
State Court
Washington
Court of Appeals
Elizabeth F. Baker, Garth Louis Dano, George M. Ahrend, Robert William Sealby, William A. Gilbert
Daniel Harper, CPA <br>
Schultheis

Summary

The Washington Court of Appeals affirmed the damages expert’s reliance upon the industry expert’s assessment of the injured party’s career when preparing his lost future earnings assessment.

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Michael Alvarado v. Marshall S. Stander, et ux.

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November 4, 2004

The Washington Court of Appeals affirmed the damages expert’s reliance upon the industry expert’s assessment of the injured party’s career when preparing his lost future earnings assessment.