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C & L Flooring Installations v. Cochell8/15/2001
765 S.W.2d at 491-92 (citations omitted). Recovery for loss of future earning capacity does not require a showing of lost earnings. Id. at 492. The evidence that was admitted included the following facts: Killingsworth observed Cochell's physical impairments of not being able to walk without holding onto something and being dizzy after her fall; Sysco fired her for performance errors; Cochell testified that her injury affected her work and everyday activities caused pain; she testified to her work history and income; and medical records indicated a seven percent physical impairment. This is some evidence of loss of earning capacity, and C&L;does not point to any evidence that contradicts these facts. Therefore, we conclude there is legally and factually sufficient evidence to support the jury's verdict. We resolve C&L;s eighth issue against it.
CONCLUSION
Having resolved all C&L;s issues against it, we affirm the trial court's judgment.
Justice Moseley concurs without opinion.
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