Perspective
Nov. 20, 2012
Proper use of statistical evidence to prove damages
Statistical sampling has been used to prove damages in a variety of cases, including cases involving employee wages and hours, mass torts, gender, among others. By Aaron C. Gundzik and Rebecca G. Gundzik
You are involved in a case in which the plaintiffs are numerous and all seek damages for the same type of injury. Whether you represent the plaintiffs (individually or as a class) or the defendant(s), determining the measure of damages involved through statistical sampling might be the most cost effective method of proving damages and/or getting the parties to agree to the parameters of a settlement.
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