Mrs Fung is seeking damages for her injuries, lower earning capacity caused by her psychological problems and for the loss of her husband.
32.
There may be cases raising difficult questions as to what constitutes a change in wage-earning capacity, but we need not address them here.
33.
This circumspect approach does not permit a change in wage-earning capacity with every variation in actual wages or transient change in the economy.
34.
At issue was the wife's periodic payments as compensation for the disparity in earning capacity that existed at the end of the marriage.
35.
The lawsuit seeks damages for loss of wages and use of property, as well as hospital and medical expenses, and loss of earning capacity.
36.
Millions of Americans will be in danger of being laid off, fired, forced into early retirement, downsized, or otherwise diminished in their earning capacity.
37.
Disability under the LHWCA, defined in terms of wage-earning capacity, LHWCA s2 ( 10 ), is in essence an economic, not a medical concept.
38.
Men in 37 different cultures rated attractiveness and youth as more important than women did, and women rated earning capacity higher than men did.
39.
Payable over Andrew's lifetime would be $ 3 million for lost earning capacity and $ 25 . 6 million for custodial care and treatment.
40.
The ALJ agreed that an award may be modified based on changes in the employee's wage-earning capacity, even absent a change in physical condition.
