Category: After the Crash

Mark Helms: The physical evidence and the advanced technology in the world today, it’s amazing how much it’s changed to better, further document what actually happened and to put you in that car so to speak, or that truck, to see what was right in front of you before it…

John Cattie, Jr.: In my experience, there’s not enough discussion on the front end of the case to inform that victim that when we get to the end of this road there are going to be medical liens that need to get addressed. The ability to resolve those efficiently, effectively…

Sara Ford: What I do is to help a jury help the trier of fact — the decision makers — understand how disability impacts someone’s work: going back to the same job that they had before, going back to other jobs that are out there, and how that can impact…

Ben Phelps: One of the big keys with these reconstructions is evidence, especially roadway evidence and vehicle evidence. To ultimately try to answer some of these questions, that’s what we need, and the quicker either side can get involved, the better chance you’re going to have. David Craig: I’m attorney…

Chris Card: You have to have insurance or you can’t be operating a semi. So, if you raise the cost of the insurance as well to where it’s a lot more difficult to get insurance, you’re going to get more quality people too because then they’re really worried about being…