Aug 7, 2026

Not every injury in a motor vehicle accident is caused by the crash itself. Under the crashworthiness doctrine, manufacturers may be held liable when a vehicle’s design or a defective safety feature increases the severity of the injuries during an otherwise survivable collision.

On this week’s podcast, Rebecca and

Jul 24, 2026

This week, join us as we revisit our episode on Deceased Defendants as a refresher!

Original Air Date: January 7, 2021

It’s an unfortunate situation all around. A defendant commits a wrongful act, causing injury, death or property damage to the plaintiff, and then the defendant dies before suit is instituted to...

Jul 10, 2026

Each year, thousands of collisions result in injuries or deaths that could be mitigated by collision avoidance technologies.  From basic forward collision warning systems to it’s a Teslas with autonomous driving modes to self-driving robo-taxis, automated technologies are becoming more and more common across...

Jun 26, 2026

This week, join us as we revisit our episode on If Cars Could Talk as a refresher!

Original Air Date: December 10,2021.

Recorded statements, police reports, and even pictures are not always the best sources for learning the whole story about a collision.  But what if the cars could talk?  Thanks to Event Data...

Jun 12, 2026

Everyone should pay attention while driving, but cell phones, a crying baby in the back seat, checking for loose change, or trying to read a map, all work to shift a driver’s focus away from the road. When distraction is the cause of an accident, how can you prove your subrogation claim against the distracted driver?