Bernard C. Taylor v. The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company, a Corporation

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• unlike damages for future pain and suffering, “loss of future earnings are capable of reduction to present worth because they can be computed by mathematical formula.”
• The “appellee has cited no contrary authority, and we have found through our own research that most courts that have dealt with the question accord with [the appellant’s position].”

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