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Loss of Earning Capacity and The Self-Employed Plaintiff: What Damages Are Recoverable (IL 4th Dist. Case Note)

The plaintiff in Keiser-Long v. Owens, 2015 IL App (4th) 140612, a self-employed cattle buyer, sued for injuries she suffered in a car accident with the defendant.  The defendant admitted negligence and the parties went to trial on damages. The defendant successfully moved for a directed verdict on plaintiff’s attempt to recover for lost earning capacity …

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Posted byPaulPAugust 27, 2015August 27, 2015Posted inBusiness Torts, Civil Procedure, Remedies, TortsTags: alter ego, c corporation, corporate law, flow-through taxation, loss of earning capacity, lost income, s corporation, self-employed
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