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§  4546. Loss of earnings and impairment of earning ability in actions  for medical, dental or podiatric  malpractice.  1.  In  any  action  for  medical,  dental  or  podiatric malpractice where the plaintiff seeks to  recover damages for loss of earnings or impairment of  earning  ability,  evidence  shall be admissible for consideration by the court, outside of  the presence of the jury, to establish  the  federal,  state  and  local  personal  income  taxes which the plaintiff would have been obligated by  law to pay.    2. In any such action, the court shall instruct the jury not to deduct  federal, state and local personal income taxes in determining the award,  if any, for loss of earnings and  impairment  of  earning  ability.  The  court  shall further instruct the jury that any reduction for such taxes  from any award shall, if warranted, be made by the court.    3. In any such action, the court shall, if warranted by the  evidence,  reduce  any  award for loss of earnings or impairment of earning ability  by the amount of federal, state and local personal  income  taxes  which  the  court  finds,  with  reasonable certainty, that the plaintiff would  have been obligated by law to pay.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Cvp > Article-45 > 4546

§  4546. Loss of earnings and impairment of earning ability in actions  for medical, dental or podiatric  malpractice.  1.  In  any  action  for  medical,  dental  or  podiatric malpractice where the plaintiff seeks to  recover damages for loss of earnings or impairment of  earning  ability,  evidence  shall be admissible for consideration by the court, outside of  the presence of the jury, to establish  the  federal,  state  and  local  personal  income  taxes which the plaintiff would have been obligated by  law to pay.    2. In any such action, the court shall instruct the jury not to deduct  federal, state and local personal income taxes in determining the award,  if any, for loss of earnings and  impairment  of  earning  ability.  The  court  shall further instruct the jury that any reduction for such taxes  from any award shall, if warranted, be made by the court.    3. In any such action, the court shall, if warranted by the  evidence,  reduce  any  award for loss of earnings or impairment of earning ability  by the amount of federal, state and local personal  income  taxes  which  the  court  finds,  with  reasonable certainty, that the plaintiff would  have been obligated by law to pay.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Cvp > Article-45 > 4546

§  4546. Loss of earnings and impairment of earning ability in actions  for medical, dental or podiatric  malpractice.  1.  In  any  action  for  medical,  dental  or  podiatric malpractice where the plaintiff seeks to  recover damages for loss of earnings or impairment of  earning  ability,  evidence  shall be admissible for consideration by the court, outside of  the presence of the jury, to establish  the  federal,  state  and  local  personal  income  taxes which the plaintiff would have been obligated by  law to pay.    2. In any such action, the court shall instruct the jury not to deduct  federal, state and local personal income taxes in determining the award,  if any, for loss of earnings and  impairment  of  earning  ability.  The  court  shall further instruct the jury that any reduction for such taxes  from any award shall, if warranted, be made by the court.    3. In any such action, the court shall, if warranted by the  evidence,  reduce  any  award for loss of earnings or impairment of earning ability  by the amount of federal, state and local personal  income  taxes  which  the  court  finds,  with  reasonable certainty, that the plaintiff would  have been obligated by law to pay.