Calculate Economic Damages Easily

With the power of current data and the facility of Personal Injury Economist.

The Wrongful Death-Economist includes the timer, notebook and calculator as well as other useful tools to make your work easier. Decedents personal consumption information can be chosen from three different sources based on number of minor children living at home.

Life and worklife expectancy are calculated automatically as you enter the decedent's sex, race, date of birth, death date and trial or settlement date. Worklife expectancy can be modified by choosing any one of the four major worklife expectancy studies and by selecting the educational attainment of the decedent.

The MS Excel spreadsheet puts all the data entered and calculated by Wrongful Death-Economist into a format that permits you to work with the data in ways not possible before. You can save the data and import it into your own word processing program, graph any portion of the data you wish and print the results just the way you want to see them.

Wrongful Death-Economist also has its own Data Wizard to help you quickly enter the information needed to create a complete case file.  Then you can review your entries in the regular program screens, make changes as necessary, print a report and save the file—and it couldn't be easier. Let the Wizard give you a running head start at learning to use this invaluable program.

There's lots more! A tutorial guides you through all aspects of using the program. Help screens and a User's Manual give you tips on using the program as well as answering many of your questions about the economics aspects of damages questions. In addition, the report is concise, accurate and easy to read, understand and explain.

Sample Report