2015 May

Framing the auto case for jury selection and opening statement

Candor, honesty, and listening well will help keep you on track

Shoulder-lap belts are required in newer California school buses. Shouldn’t all children be protected?

Larry Booth

A review of a critical source of help for potential clients who have been injured by vehicles with insufficient auto-liability coverage

The doctors that the jury really wants to hear from

What you must know to go after 911 evidence

An overview of the experts on liability and damages you might need to include in vehicle cases

Bill Karns

Critical steps to take when no one is taking responsibility for the auto accident

Mastering jury selection in the vehicle-negligence case

Placing a dollar value on an exertional-exercise disability

Ownership of the vehicle and claims for negligent entrustment and permissive use

Amy Vahdat

The rules you must know before evidence of marijuana use is put before the jury