Valuing an exertional-exercise disability

Placing a dollar value on an exertional-exercise disability

David Orlowski

From Issue: 2015 May

The cast of experts in auto cases

An overview of the experts on liability and damages you might need to include in vehicle cases

Bill Karns

From Issue: 2015 May

Navigating the maze of uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage

A review of a critical source of help for potential clients who have been injured by vehicles with insufficient auto-liability coverage

Jesse E. French

From Issue: 2015 May

Looking beyond the driver’s seat for liability in auto-accident claims

Ownership of the vehicle and claims for negligent entrustment and permissive use

Amy Vahdat

From Issue: 2015 May

How to create a tribe with you as its leader

Mastering jury selection in the vehicle-negligence case

Joseph H. Low, IV

From Issue: 2015 May

911 calls: Going back to the big bang!

What you must know to go after 911 evidence

Martin Kanarek
Michael Kopple

From Issue: 2015 May

The treating physicians as witnesses

The doctors that the jury really wants to hear from

Katherine Higgins

From Issue: 2015 May

Seat belts in school buses

Shoulder-lap belts are required in newer California school buses. Shouldn’t all children be protected?

Larry Booth

From Issue: 2015 May

Marijuana use and the civil jury trial

The rules you must know before evidence of marijuana use is put before the jury

Alan Van Gelder

From Issue: 2015 May

Liability disputed

Critical steps to take when no one is taking responsibility for the auto accident

Philip Layfield
Kimberly H. Whang

From Issue: 2015 May

Framing the auto case for jury selection and opening statement

Candor, honesty, and listening well will help keep you on track

Joseph M. Barrett
Daniel Ambrose

From Issue: 2015 May