Was your client wearing a seatbelt?

Well-known seatbelt defects that may prove the answer is yes!

Brian Chase

From Issue: 2014 May

Trial Diary

Trying the not so big and glamorous cases

Nicholas C. Rowley

From Issue: 2014 May

The defense radiologist

Undermining the opinions of defense radiologists in spinal-injury cases

Bill Karns
Mike Karns

From Issue: 2014 May

Preparing the plaintiff for their deposition in the automobile case

“The battle, sir, is not to the strong alone; it is to the vigilant, the active, the brave.”— Patrick Henry

Steven P. Goldberg

From Issue: 2014 May

Breaking down the 5-Star safety rating and how this affects your auto case

Safety ratings are not in any way indicative of the injury a plaintiff can sustain in a particular car

Jeffrey Greenman

From Issue: 2014 May

Trying the admitted liability auto case: The art of villainizing

Mr. Von Doom, Mr. Magneto and The Green Goblin

Robert T. Simon
Brandon Simon

From Issue: 2014 May

The “Sharing Economy”

I take the money – you take the risk

Christopher Dolan

From Issue: 2014 May

Ten things I’ve learned in my auto-accident trials

The fundamentals of taking an auto case to trial

Joseph M. Barrett

From Issue: 2014 May

Deposing the adverse witness in an automobile case

A look at structuring the deposition to exploit the weaknesses of an adverse witness

John F. Gerard

From Issue: 2014 May