Articles in this issue:
Transportation companies: Establishing shared liability through joint-venture and single-business-enterprise theories
Sexual assaults on school buses: Identifying defendants and building your case
The duty owed by bus operators, Greyhound in particular, to passengers attacked on the bus
Your investigation will lead to a determination as to the adequacy of the barriers or warnings presented to the individual prior to the train wreck
Using myriad trucking regulations to further your case, from investigation through deposition and trial
The evidence you need, where to find it, and how to use discovery to take advantage of common-carrier duties
For injuries on a small vessel, such as a sunset harbor cruise, the Limitation of Liability Act (LOLA) can be your enemy, but now there’s hope
A look at this transportation company’s litigation practices and caselaw that will help you with vicarious liability for a Lyft driver’s negligence
Complex case law and federal/state regulations that govern trucking can be used to your advantage if you know how
Helping children with disabilities replace wheelchairs with new “wheels”
Understanding the Montreal Convention and virtual strict liability – you don’t need an airline crash to make an accident claim
Warning labels on generic drugs; also, refusal to pay arbitration fees, and HOAs suing for construction defects
Also: Pushing back against forced arbitration
Sharing the human component of the work you do with legislators
So many ways to keep connected, active and keep learning
New inductees to CAALA Hall of Fame to be honored at dinner June 8
