2011 August

Biomechanics of auto accidents

Injury mechanics and medical opinion combine to form the testimony for injury causation

Research a potential client’s background and avoid nasty surprises that turn a winning case into a loser

Securing and preserving evidence from the accident scene can make your case. Don’t wait until it’s too late

How do you convince jurors who are living paycheck to paycheck to sympathize with the yacht owner who got a “lemon”?

The federal False Claims Act and similar state laws not only protect whistleblowers, but also force wrongdoers to stop the underlying fraud

Maximizing your client’s recovery through effective use of victim restitution

A mediator can be an effective anchorman: Offering security in a contentious negotiation

Recent cases of interest to members of the plaintiffs’ bar

From TV to Web sites to car wraps, attorneys find myriad ways to differentiate themselves

Curiosity on direct examination can be the key to revealing the Perry Mason moment in a trial

A few good cases are better than a cabinet full of problems

Larry Booth

“Be passionate about your case, but remain skeptical”