The Employment page allows you to view and record plaintiffs' employment details, in particular wages lost and compensated for in connection with the case incident, and to view and record the basic details of plaintiffs' tax returns.
The Structure of This Page
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Add Employment Details button: Used to add a new employer to the case file. See Adding an Employer.
Employers table: Contains the employment details and allows various actions to be performed on them. See Employers Table.
Add Lost Wages button: Used to add lost wages to the case file. See Adding Lost Wages.
Lost Wages table: Contains the details of lost wages from a particular employer and allows various actions to be performed on them. See Lost Wages Table.
Add Amount Paid button: Used to add a payment of a claim for lost wages to the case file. See Adding a Payment for Lost Wages.
Amount Paid table: Contains the payment details of claims for lost wages from a particular employer and allows various actions to be performed on them. See Amount Paid Table.
Add Tax Returns button: Used to add a tax return to the case file. See Adding a Tax Return.
Tax Returns table: Contains the basic details of tax returns and allows various actions to be performed on them. See Tax Returns Table.
Tables
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for general information about table structure and usage, including all buttons and other tools in this table that are not mentioned below.Columns in the TableThe Employers table contains the following available columns:
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[column with no title]: A plus sign
in this column indicates that additional information is available for the row in which the plus sign is located (in this instance, Lost Wages and Amount Paid). Clicking on the plus sign opens the Lost Wages and Amount Paid subtables for that employer. The plus sign then turns into a negative sign 
which, when clicked, closes the subtable.Plaintiff Name: The plaintiff employed by the employer.
Employer Name: The employer that employed the plaintiff.
Contact Person Name: The representative of the employer with whom your firm corresponds.
Job Title: The plaintiff's title during this employment.
On the Job Injury?: Whether the injury that incited the case occurred during this employment .
W/C Claim: Whether a workers' compensation claim has been filed in connection with the on-the-job injury.
Date Hired: The date the plaintiff was hired by the employer.
Salary: The amount of the salary earned by the plaintiff during this employment (periodically, not total).
Commission: The amount earned by the plaintiff in commissions during this employment (periodically on average, not total).
Bonus: The amount of the bonuses earned by the plaintiff during this employment (periodically on average, not total).
OverTime: The amount of overtime pay earned by the plaintiff during this employment (periodically on average, not total).
Other Compensation: The amount earned by the plaintiff in compensation not otherwise categorized during this employment.
Action: A right-click icon; the right-click menu contains Edit and Delete.
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Associated Lost Wages: Which amount of lost wages from the employer the payment is for.
Collateral: The type of compensation being paid.
Claim Submitted Date: The date the claim was made to the insurer regarding the lost wages.
Paid Date: The date the payment was made.
Paid By: The contact that made the payment.
Paid Amount: The amount being paid.
Tables
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for general information about table structure and usage, including all buttons and other tools in this table that are not mentioned below.Columns in the TableThe Tax Returns table contains the following available columns:
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Plaintiff Name: The plaintiff who filed the tax return.
Year: The year of the tax return.
Requested From: The contact who provided the plaintiff's tax return.
Requested Date: The date the tax return was requested.
Received Date: The date the tax return was received.
Gross Income: The plaintiff's gross income listed on the tax return.
Action: A Right-click icon; the right-click menu contains Edit and Delete.
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