Lisa Gonsalves-Joseph v. Agata Sutton et. al, CV2013-01190
2009
Acting Case Management Officer III - Judiciary of Trinidad and Tobago. Semi-handicapped on labour market. Could do sedentary desk job for a maximum of 4 hours.
Decision Date:
4 October 2017
Amount Awarded
Using Traditional Multiplier
$248,220
Using The Smart Tables® Multiplier
$396,714
Wayne Wills v Unilever Caribbean Limited, CV2007 - 04748
2006
Ex-national hockey player. Unable to work since the accident. Unsuccessful in applying for job as an EMT. Limited to light physical work.
Decision Date:
18 December 2013
Amount Awarded
Using Traditional Multiplier
$751,464
Using The Smart Tables® Multiplier
$1,085,438
Kester Hernandez v. The Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago et. al., CV 2011-01821, Unrep. Jud [TT]
2003
Recruit in training as soldier. Unfit to work and award made on total loss basis.
Decision Date:
15 February 2013
Amount Awarded
Using Traditional Multiplier
$1,158,921
Using The Smart Tables® Multiplier
$1,351,480
Summary of Sample Cases Tested
Applying the Smart Tables® Methodology
The Smart Tables® is an actuarial framework for loss of earnings due to personal injury or death, for common-law jurisdictions in the developing world.
This framework is expected to provide significant improvement in the calculation and assessment of damages for cases involving bodily injury and death.
In several developed countries, it is common for payments on disability or death to be determined by reference to actuarially based tables, such as the Ogden Tables in the UK.
The Smart Tables® is based on the principles behind the UK Ogden Tables, but use indigenous demographic and economic assumptions.
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