2018 July

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How to maximize your client’s recovery in a workers’ compensation credit hearing

Proving employer fault for the injury can offset the WC credit against your recovery – and you can be paid for your work as an expert witness on damages

Eustace de Saint Phalle
Andrew Clay

From Issue: 2018 July

Proving damages in “golden years” injury cases

Hedonic damages become vital when special damages are limited

Steven Lipscomb

From Issue: 2018 July

So, you want to be a mediator

Should you even be a mediator? And practical advice on beginning your practice if you decide to try

Nancy Neal Yeend

From Issue: 2018 July

Managing workers’ compensation liens in third-party actions

Here are strategies when your case has both workers’ compensation and third-party PI claims

Kimberly Wong

From Issue: 2018 July

Appellate Reports

Liberty Surplus Insurance v. Ledesma & Meyer Construction – Does an employer’s negligent hiring, retention, or supervision of an employee constitute an “accident”?

Jeffrey I. Ehrlich

From Issue: 2018 July

The inherently dangerous nature of attack-trained police K-9s

While valuable to police work, these animals can pose a real danger to innocent bystanders, or lead to claims of excessive force when ordered to bite-and-hold a suspect

Richard Polsky, Ph.D.

From Issue: 2018 July

Making settlements last a lifetime

An updated look at structured settlements versus cash payouts to plaintiffs

Patrick C. Farber
Enrique Sierra

From Issue: 2018 July

Profile: Andje Medina

“You have to have faith and follow your heart” — and become fully invested in your clients

Stephen Ellison

From Issue: 2018 July

Expert examination

Experts need to show, tell and teach. You need to empasize your expert’s objectivity and defuse the common defense attacks

Miles B. Cooper

From Issue: 2018 July