What is the impact of past and future loss of income earning capacity on future earnings capacity?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Meady v. Greyhound Canada Transportation Corp., 2012 ONSC 657 (CanLII):
As R. MacKinnon J., noted in Watts v. Donovan 2009 CarswellOnt 3051: “It cannot, however, be assessed with absolute certainty and mathematical precision. Rather, it requires a court to predict the future to some extent – and to use its best ability to do so.” Past and Future Loss of Income Earning Capacity
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