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Articles in this issue:

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

The fundamentals of taking an auto case to trial

Joseph M. Barrett

Was your client wearing a seatbelt?

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

Brian Chase

The “Sharing Economy”

I take the money – you take the risk

Christopher Dolan

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

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

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

The defense radiologist

Undermining the opinions of defense radiologists in spinal-injury cases

Bill Karns
Mike Karns

Trial Diary

Trying the not so big and glamorous cases

Nicholas C. Rowley

Trying the admitted liability auto case: The art of villainizing

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

Brandon Simon
Robert T. Simon