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Rosa v. Partners in Progress, Inc.

Citations

  • 152 N.H. 6
  • 868 A.2d 994
  • 2005 N.H. LEXIS 35

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that undocumented worker could recover United States earnings in tort only if employer knew or should have known of worker's illegal status
  • concluding that “an illegal alien’s status, though irrelevant to the issue of liability ... is relevant on the issue of lost earnings”
  • holding that undocumented worker could recover United States earnings in tort only if employer knew or should have known of worker’s illegal status
  • concluding that, although evidence of illegal immigrant status is prejudicial, such evidence is essential to claim for lost earning capacity measured at United States wage rates
  • concluding that “an illegal alien’s status, though irrelevant to the issue of liability . . . is relevant on the issue of lost earnings”
  • concluding that policy underlying federal immigration law precludes recovery of projected future U.S. wages in a tort action

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Judges: Broderick, Dalianis, Duggan, Nadeau

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