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Strategies for Preserving Evidence after a Motor Vehicle Accident: An Introduction and Spoliation of Evidence

Strategies for Preserving Evidence after a Motor Vehicle Accident: An Introduction and Spoliation of Evidence

May 11, 2017

This series will address the various types of documents, electronic, human, and physical evidence that can and often will exist after a motor vehicle accident (including accidents involving commercial motor vehicles) and what should be done to preserve the evidence for future litigation. Part 1 is an introduction to the subject and looks at preservation request letters. Part 2 considers preserving physical and witness statements. Part 3 reviews all the many motor carrier records that must be maintained. Part 4 discusses the various types of electronic data that may be available for retention after an accident. A Rapid Response to a Motor...

[Appearance] “The Admissibility of Post-Accident Drug and Alcohol Screens

Nov 1, 2016

An article addressing the admissibility and use as evidence of the results of DOT-required post-accident drug and alcohol testing for commercial drivers.

Venue When an Out-of-State Resident Is Injured in Alabama

Venue When an Out-of-State Resident Is Injured in Alabama

Oct 17, 2016

Alabama law will govern tort claims arising out of injuries that occurred in Alabama.

Imputing a Driver’s Negligent Conduct to a Passenger

Imputing a Driver’s Negligent Conduct to a Passenger

Sep 22, 2016

A driver’s negligent conduct can only be imputed to a passenger when the passenger is an employer of the driver, or has a right of control, management, or direction of the vehicle.

Damages When a 3rd Party Purchases Medical Debt

Damages When a 3rd Party Purchases Medical Debt

Sep 8, 2016

Larry Magrinat v. Myra Maddox – When a third party purchases a debt owed to a medical provider, the proper measure of damages is the full amount owed by the plaintiff.

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