Safety concerns with the 21st century car

If you’re looking to automotive electronic defects as the cause of an accident, here is your starting place

Daniel Dell'Osso

From Issue: 2014 May

Preparing the plaintiff to be deposed in the automobile case

The defense basically asks the same old innocent sounding questions. Beware the traps

Steven P. Goldberg

From Issue: 2014 May

Motor vehicle vs. domestic animal

Whether it’s a cow, horse, dog or chicken that crosses the roadway, here are the rules that apply

Andje Medina

From Issue: 2014 May

Making lemonade out of lemons

When the defense shows up without authority for a reasonable settlement, you can still make the day worthwhile

John Drath

From Issue: 2014 May

Defense mental exams and plaintiff’s psychiatric diagnosis

What you must know before your plaintiff is exposed to the pain of a mental exam

Justine Durrell
Ronald B. Schwartz

From Issue: 2014 May

Profile: Julie Montgomery

Public-service attorney breaks new ground in social justice and workers’ rights

Stephen Ellison

From Issue: 2014 May

One day, one trial

Expedited jury trials – an underutilized tool in minor injury auto cases

Miles B. Cooper

From Issue: 2014 May

Mediating motorcycle personal-injury and products-liability cases

Issues of comparative negligence typically abound when a motorcycle is involved

Dave Rudy

From Issue: 2014 May

How to put some bite in your RFAs for personal-injury automobile cases

Done right, the Requests for Admission can box your defendant in and lead to recovery of costs and attorneys’ fees

Eric Gruber

From Issue: 2014 May

Appellate Reports and Cases in Brief

New holdings on expert medical testimony in district courts and on the component-parts doctrine in state courts. Also, Ennabe v. Manosa discusses alcohol served at private parties.

Jeffrey I. Ehrlich

From Issue: 2014 May