The Daubert Challenge refers to when a lawyer questions the testimony of the opposing side’s expert. More specifically, the admissibility and validity of an expert’s testimony is challenged during a hearing where said expert is brought before a judge. The expert or counsel who is relying on the expert’s testimony is required to prove that his or […]
Read More...As your children head back to class this fall, please spend some time talking about ways they can stay safe when getting to and from their school. 1. Watch for speeding cars in school zones. Despite clear signage and flashing lights, many drivers plow right through school zones at high speed, not watching for pedestrians. They […]
Read More...The mission of our civil justice system is to search for the truth. Litigants on both sides of the bar are entitled to discover information that will assist in that search. All of us, whether lawyers or not, have dealt with bias and know that association can produce “motivated reasoning.” That is why it is […]
Read More...Pedestrian Fatalities are rising in the U.S., even while fatalities decrease for all other groups, according to the National Highway Safety Administration. How bad is the problem? 4,735 pedestrians were killed in accidents in 2013 – an average of one pedestrian death every 2 hours. Pedestrians are 1.5 times more likely to be killed on any given trip than […]
Read More...Being in a crash is traumatic, and seeking the support of friends and loved ones is completely normal. After you have surveyed the damage, treated your injuries and returned home, your first instinct may be to post about your experiences on social media. This is where people can get in trouble. Sharing too much information about your […]
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