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Lost earning capacity concerns the impairment to one's ability to work. The non-exclusive factors to be considered include the earnings of the injured party before and after the incident, his stamina and ability to work with pain and the weakness and degenerative changes that naturally result from the injury and from long-suffered pain and the individual's potential or his ability for career advancement.
May 12, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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