Jones v. Smith: Much to learn from one case

The judge’s review of a large jury verdict that opened up an auto policy, and an analysis of why other trials end up in low/defense verdicts

Gerald Rosenberg

Who’s at fault?

Issue spotting past the collision to find deeper pockets

Santo Riccobono
Tobin Ellis

The added value of a private investigator in a motor-vehicle case

What you don’t learn from a police report may be just what you need to prove liability and identify other defendants

Harry Kazakian

From Issue: 2021 January

Handling auto vs. auto cases in your first year of practice

Four tips for the first-year attorney

Rogelio Ruiz

AEB - Automatic Emergency Braking

It could change your auto-accident practice dramatically within three years

Stuart Zanville

From Issue: 2019 October

Pitch-ing for the win

How a Pitchess motion can be used to obtain crucial evidence in motor-vehicle collision cases where one or more defendants is in law enforcement

Ryan Casey

From Issue: 2018 April

To stop or to go?

Making sense of “who ran the red light?”

Allen Bourgeois
Matthew Manjarrez

From Issue: 2017 May

Litigating small and moderate cases without breaking the bank

Not everyone can be, or wants to be, a big hitter. A look at how to take on the smaller cases

Mauro Fiore

From Issue: 2018 April

Distracted drivers: Seeking punitive damages

Combatting the common defenses when you seek punitive damages against the distracted driver

Alan Van Gelder

From Issue: 2017 April