Articles in this issue:
Therapeutic hypothermia has become standard of care for neonates who suffer an asphyxial event near birth
Your job is to determine if your client may have suffered an undiagnosed brain injury
Your job is to determine if your client may have suffered an undiagnosed brain injury
The recovery of general damages by the driver of an uninsured vehicle when struck by a drunk driver
[[case]]Montanile v. Board of Trustees of the National Elevator Industry Health Benefit Plan[[/case]]
With medical damages often limited, pain and suffering damages become more important
Exacerbation of pre-existing injuries is compensable to plaintiffs whose fragility makes them particularly susceptible to injury
Voir dire is not jury “selection” – it is “unselection” of negative jurors
If you intend to ask for a hundred million dollars, come clean about it upfront
An essay on the future of mediation – and a look at its past
Therapeutic hypothermia has become standard of care for neonates who suffer an asphyxial event near birth
Beware the fallacy of the “single cause” or expert testimony on “cutting edge” science
Events abound this month to learn personal injury practice from LA’s best and brightest trial lawyers
The Department of Health Care Services gets a break, maybe, but has to pay for it
How to prove the psychological injury in order to maximize general damages
The complex yet presentable world of Regional Pain Syndrome
The way we will soon be communicating?
