Presentations
The following presentations were part of “What is Life Worth? A Transatlantic Dialogue on Compensation” - 8-9 June 2026.
- Andrew Cairns - Modelling Mortality Inequalities (PDF
, 11,451kb) - Andrew Smith - Are Stochastic Models Useful to Personal Injury Claimants? (PDF , 462kb)
- Gregory Whittaker - A case from South Africa (PDF , 350kb)
- Jane Hutton -Using epidemiological research to estimate impaired life expectancy (PDF , 283kb)
- John Ward - The 9/11 VCF – Personal Experience (PDF , 59kb)
- John Ward - A Transatlantic Dialogue on Personal Injury & Wrongful Death Damages (PDF , 253kb)
- John Ward - A Transatlantic Dialogue on Personal Injury/Death Damages (PDF , 167kb)
- Julian Chamberlayne and Cheryl Palmer-Hughes- International Law and Compensation (PDF , 712kb)
- Kevin Cahill - Bridge Employment and Worklife Expectancy (PDF , 1,265kb)
- Marc Weinstein - A case from the US (PDF , 1,181kb)
- Marc Weinstein - Estate of Anne Marie Fahey v Thomas Capano (PDF , 843kb)
- Michael O'Hara - AI: Double Edged Sword (PDF , 142kb)
- Raphael Wittenberg - Adult Social Care Research Unit (PDF , 512kb)
- Richard Cropper- A financial advice perspective: “What a diff’rence a day makes" (PDF , 624kb)
- Stacey Bryant- Challenges of Managing Lifetime Budgets (PDF , 582kb)
- Steven Shapiro - Long Term Care and Medical Cost Trends (PDF , 278kb)
- Sule Sahin and Victoria Wass - Worklife Expectancy (PDF , 904kb)
- Victoria Wass - Inflationary Pressures in Social Care (PDF , 209kb)
- William Rogers - The Algorithmic Transformation of Law (PDF , 98kb)
- William Rogers - Valuing a US birth-injury case in the UK and US (PDF , 147kb)
- William Rogers-Statistical evidence of sex bias in campus sexual-misconduct case (PDF , 226kb)