Articles in this issue:
Create a deposition template for each type of professional you will likely depose and let it be your guide as you explore the expert’s case file
The [[case]]Moradi[[/case]] deposition and the underinsured defendant; the treating doctor
Can someone be hurt when the MRI is negative? Medical knowledge is a key to success in back- and neck-injury litigation
Understanding why and how dogs bite allows us to effectively communicate our clients’ stories without polarizing jurors in a largely dog-loving society
Treating doctors can prove causation, talk about medical bills, and blow defense theories out of the water
A look at hip injuries and treatments, and misconceptions about hip injuries
Severed fingers and other partial-hand amputations are incredibly serious injuries requiring patients to undergo a long and onerous road to recovery
Ensuring your brain-injured client gets the medical treatment they need
While focusing on voir dire in employment cases, here are valuable tips for all types of jury selection in today’s social environment
A properly prepared Day-in-the-Life video is a compelling evidentiary presentation of a client’s daily disabilities
Help your client and your case by getting to the point
Arbitration agreements in health-care settings; also, the “baseball rule” on assumption of the risk; legal malpractice, causation and anti-SLAPP
Also: FRE72 Expert-witness rulemaking by federal judges
CAOC-endorsed candidates for the June primary election
Publicize your good deeds with charities such as OCTLC
The LA legal community looks very different today than it did just a couple short months ago
