Replacement Labor Costs Permitted as an Item of Damages

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July 31, 1998

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Donovan J. Susak and Connie L. Susak v. Debbie J. Cameron and John Doe Cameron
No. 21726-1-II (WA App. 1998), unpublished
US
State Court
Washington
Court of Appeals
Houghton

Summary

The Washington Court of Appeals, Division II, affirmed the lower court's decision permitting replacement labor costs as an item of lost earning capacity.

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Donovan J. Susak and Connie L. Susak v. Debbie J. Cameron and John Doe Cameron

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July 31, 1998

The Washington Court of Appeals, Division II, affirmed the lower court's decision permitting replacement labor costs as an item of lost earning capacity.