Whiplash and Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries Part One and Two - On Demand plaintiffa Using Statistics in Demand Letters

Using Statistics in Demand Letters to Demonstrate the Defendant’s Threat to the Community

I realized something critical: Why even think about jury selection or opening statement if you’re not planning how you’ll land the plane in rebuttal

Why You Need a Clear Moral Narrative in Your Demand Letters

Come prepared to ask questions and take notes

A demonstration of a Continuous Active Learning® (CAL®) TAR Tool

Whiplash and Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries Part One and Two - On Demand plaintiffa Using Statistics in Demand LettersWhiplash and Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries is part three of our three part lecture series, Mastering Motor Vehicles Cases II, and contains over six hours from an advanced Trial Guides seminar dedicated to motor vehicle cases. The content is presented by Dr. Arthur Croft: epidemiologist crash reconstructionist, and one of the world's leading authorities on traumatic injuries. Whiplash, or cervical acceleration deceleration (CAD) injury, occurs when a