How to Draft Schedules That Optimise Ogden 8 and the Law of Chance to Elevate Claims Up a Track or Two – Sharing the Tricks of the Trade

How to Draft Schedules That Optimise Ogden 8 and the Law of Chance to Elevate Claims Up a Track or Two – Sharing the Tricks of the Trade

How to Draft Schedules That Optimise Ogden 8 and the Law of Chance to Elevate Claims Up a Track or Two – Sharing the Tricks of the Trade

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Speakers:

  • Marcus Grant, James Henry and Anthony Johnson of Temple Garden Chambers

 

This webinar is APIL Accredited and carries 1 CPD point.

  • Drawing on case law to move away from Smith v Manchester / Blamire lump sum broad-brush approaches towards Ogden 8 multiplier/multiplicand calculations
  • How to present loss of earnings claims in Schedules to make them easier to understand
  • How to maximise value from lost chances of promotion or diversification of “but for” career models for younger claimants
  • How to import loss of chance principles to plead higher loss of earnings claims, including adopting the “additional claim” formula
  • Consideration of case law as to what amounts to a “disability” when assessing secondary Reduction Factors
  • Building confidence to move beyond the Table A/B or C/D “non-disabled – disabled” framework
  • How to obtain evidence to substantiate loss of earnings claims without incurring employment expert fees

 

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Date And Time

05-05-2026 @ 12:00
 

Location

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