Accident reconstruction and visibility studies can be enhanced with 3D video
Camera matching technology can recreate the accident scene — including environmental factors — with admissible 3D video.
Jorge Mendoza

Hailey: Court says health insurer’s post-claim underwriting violates state law
Insurance companies will have to investigate upfront whether applicants are eligible for insurance, rather then collect premiums and wait until policyholders file claims, appellate court rules.
Maria Pecot

Deciphering the expert report for lost earnings and benefits
The author, a Ph.D. economist, explains the basics of evaluating lost earnings and benefits. Just what is a discounted future cash flow? Davina Ling

Why handle a civil rights case?
Civil rights cases give you the opportunity to protect basic American rights, but can you make them work in your practice?
Matthew Kumin

Spirit of the law
Spirituality and the law are not mutually exclusive. A look at how “mind, body, spirit” can enhance your practice.
Pat McHenry Sullivan

Public Justice files Title IX case against a Florida university
Alleges mistreatment of women’s volleyball coach.
Sarah Dean

From Where I Sit
Ways to get the most out of “free time”
Donna Bader

Trial Practice & Procedure
Voir dire: Ways to reach your goal to seat an impartial jury
There’s more than one way to treat a juror.
Jin Lew and Shirley K. Watkins

Public Interest Forum
Marriage equality: Lessons from Spain
The fight for marriage equality transcends international borders.
Michele Magar

Settlement Matters
Dealing with lack of authority
The defense claims it lacks authority to settle for as much as you are demanding. Here’s what to do.
Jeffrey Krivis