Articles in this issue:
Insight into brain function before and after trauma
Videotaping the testimony of both your own experts and defendants’ experts can be key to a trial victory
Sympathy is not what you’re looking for and, frankly, sympathy is inadequate
A guide to the high-risk business of trying spinal-injury cases
Distracted drivers’ cases can adopt the legal principles providing for punitive damages against drunk drivers
Going light on experts can cost you at trial; going heavy can cost you, too
A start-to-finish strategy for proving the chronic pain and resultant damages of CRPS
Tools to use against an ambush at trial by defendant’s corrupted evidence
To win an employment case, the jury must like your client and you must present the client’s story clearly
