Insurance companies, lawyers, and courts typically look to life expectancy tables to evaluate future losses. They use the victim’s income at the time of death and the remaining years until retirement or expected death to estimate future earnings and benefits, such as pension benefits, which would have been available had the victim lived.
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How do you calculate future damages for wrongful death?
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