Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: The State of Arizona

Mark McKinnon

doi:10.5085/JFE-477

Article Contents

Abstract
I. Introduction1
II. The Arizona Court System
III. Sources of Legal Guidance
IV. Expert Opinion and Related Discovery
V. Personal Injury
VI. Wrongful Death
VII. Survival Actions
VIII. Medical Malpractice
IX. Conclusion
References
Arizona Revised Statutes and Jury Instructions
Court Cases

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Article Category: Research Article

Online Publication Date: Jul 19, 2021

Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: The State of Arizona

Page Range: 191 – 206

DOI: 10.5085/JFE-477

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Abstract

This article provides a framework for calculating economic damages in personal injury and wrongful death litigation in Arizona by providing the information necessary to produce opinions and testimony that conform to Arizona laws, rules, regulations, and practice.

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Contributor Notes

^* McKinnon Economics, Gilbert, AZ. The author gratefully acknowledges Thomas McKinnon for sharing his vast knowledge of forensic economics and Glynn Gilcrease for providing his vital legal research. In addition, the author would also like to thank Robert Male and James Rodgers (The “State Series” editors) for their crucial input, as well as the reviewers who provided helpful comments and suggestions.