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2022 Car Crash Updates: Texas Auto Policies, Uninsured Motorists, Medical Expenses, and More
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2022 Car Crash Updates: Texas Auto Policies, Uninsured Motorists, Medical Expenses, and More
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Session 1: Texas Auto Policies - Explore how to get the most from your coverage.
Session 2: Recent Developments in Prosecuting and Defending UM/UIM Actions - Leading lawyers for plaintiffs and insurers present and discuss recent developments regarding attorney’s fees and discovery issues in UM/UIM cases.
Session 3: Medical Expenses in Car Crash Cases after In re Allstate: an Update from Discovery to Trial - This presentation discusses the nuts and bolts of proving or challenging medical expenses in car crash cases, including: the current state of TCPRC Section 18.001 after In re Allstate, strategies for striking (or not striking) 18.001 counter-affidavits, the use of depositions by written questions, and other non-party and expert discovery issues arising from recent Texas Supreme Court case law.
Session 4: Stowers Doctrine: An Update - Examine the current state of the law and analyze significant cases from the last year.
Session 5: Dram Shop - Understanding the law and importance of the alcohol over-service case.
Session 2: Recent Developments in Prosecuting and Defending UM/UIM Actions - Leading lawyers for plaintiffs and insurers present and discuss recent developments regarding attorney’s fees and discovery issues in UM/UIM cases.
Session 3: Medical Expenses in Car Crash Cases after In re Allstate: an Update from Discovery to Trial - This presentation discusses the nuts and bolts of proving or challenging medical expenses in car crash cases, including: the current state of TCPRC Section 18.001 after In re Allstate, strategies for striking (or not striking) 18.001 counter-affidavits, the use of depositions by written questions, and other non-party and expert discovery issues arising from recent Texas Supreme Court case law.
Session 4: Stowers Doctrine: An Update - Examine the current state of the law and analyze significant cases from the last year.
Session 5: Dram Shop - Understanding the law and importance of the alcohol over-service case.
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Texas Auto Policies (Oct 2022)
Henry L. Moore
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Session 1 —50 mins
Texas Auto Policies (Oct 2022)
Explore how to get the most from your coverage.
Originally presented: Aug 2022 The Car Crash Seminar
Henry L. Moore,
Attorney at Law - Austin, TX
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Recent Developments in Prosecuting and Defending UM/UIM Actions (Oct 2022)
Donald H. Kidd, Henry L. Moore, Robert E. Valdez
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Session 2 —65 mins
Recent Developments in Prosecuting and Defending UM/UIM Actions (Oct 2022)
Leading lawyers for plaintiffs and insurers present and discuss recent developments regarding attorney’s fees and discovery issues in UM/UIM cases.
Originally presented: Aug 2022 The Car Crash Seminar
Donald H. Kidd,
Perdue & Kidd - Houston, TX
Henry L. Moore,
Attorney at Law - Austin, TX
Robert E. Valdez,
Valdez & Treviño - San Antonio, TX
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Medical Expenses in Car Crash Cases after In re Allstate: an Update from Discovery to Trial (Oct 2022)
Morgan A. McPheeters
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Session 3 —45 mins
Medical Expenses in Car Crash Cases after In re Allstate: an Update from Discovery to Trial (Oct 2022)
This presentation discusses the nuts and bolts of proving or challenging medical expenses in car crash cases, including: the current state of TCPRC Section 18.001 after In re Allstate, strategies for striking (or not striking) 18.001 counter-affidavits, the use of depositions by written questions, and other non-party and expert discovery issues arising from recent Texas Supreme Court case law.
Originally presented: Aug 2022 The Car Crash Seminar
Morgan A. McPheeters,
McPheeters Law, PLLC - Dallas, TX
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Stowers Doctrine: An Update (Oct 2022)
Mark A. Ticer
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Session 4 —28 mins
Stowers Doctrine: An Update (Oct 2022)
Examine the current state of the law and analyze significant cases from the last year.
Originally presented: Aug 2022 The Car Crash Seminar
Mark A. Ticer,
Law Office of Mark A. Ticer - Dallas, TX
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Dram Shop (Oct 2022)
Jon J. Bailey
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Session 5 —36 mins
Dram Shop (Oct 2022)
Understanding the law and importance of the alcohol over-service case.
Originally presented: Aug 2022 The Car Crash Seminar
Jon J. Bailey,
The Bailey Law Firm - San Angelo, TX