Robert W. Johnson & Associates, one of the nation's leading litigation economics consulting firms, specializes in quantifying and illustrating economic, non-economic and punitive damages.

We provide attorneys with accurate and understandable answers to complex litigation economics questions. Our forensic economists evaluate each case individually and provide the analysis you need to substantiate the client's present and future losses. We also offer a wide range of services to the legal community, including the evaluation and negotiation of structured settlements. read more

Mrs. Lusik Pogosyan, a 45-year old mother, was getting into her car when she was struck by a vehicle involved in a police pursuit. The plaintiff suffered a left leg amputation through the knee, a degloving of the right leg and crushing injuries to her pelvis and other areas.

The life care plan estimated that Mrs. Pogosyan's future medical expenses would be approximately $2,400,000. However, her profound injuries prevented her from ever entering the labor force and drastically reduced her quality of life. Damages were difficult because the plaintiff was both unemployed and was taking 'English as a Second Language' to qualify for a job. read more...

Mr. Henderson, a 57-year-old rancher, earning $80,000 per year, was attempting to make a left turn into a ranch driveway to check on a sale of livestock. The defendant, driving a tractor-trailer, traveling in the same direction as Mr. Henderson but several cars behind, crossed over the double yellow line and attempted to pass Mr. Henderson.

The defendant's tractor-trailer struck Mr. Henderson's pickup truck flush on the driver's side. Mr. Henderson suffered multiple skeletal and internal injuries and profound trauma to his brain that rendered him a hemiplegic on his right side. His future medical cost and lost income from ranching had a present value of approximately $1,000,000.

Robert W. Johnson testified that regarding the loss of the intangible whole value of life (death)... read more...

Ms. Karen McCracken, a 38-year-old married secretary, was injured in a head-on collision with a city vehicle. The defendant admitted liability. Neither vehicle suffered extensive damage.

The plaintiff suffered from a myofascial pain syndrome in her neck and back, whose symptoms were muscle spasms and severe pain. All of the diagnostic tests including the EMG, Myelogram, CT Scan and MRI yielded negative results. The plaintiff, unable to return to work, had special damages of approximately $500,000. The defense argued the injury was really a psychological problem based on pre-existing conditions... read more...