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The Reserve Reptile – Mark Perkins, Dr. Bill Kanasky. Recorded October 19, 2020

Pre-trial strategies for addressing reptile theory – Mark Perkins; Maryam Danishwar; Dr. Bill Kanasky. Recorded October 19, 2020

30(b)(6) Depositions – Jim Wescoe; Gene Zipperle; Dr. Bill Kanasky. Recorded October 9, 2020

Reptile in cases where MC/driver violated policies – Sophia Bernard; Larry Hall; Dr. Bill Kanasky. Recorded October 30, 2020

Using discovery to defend against the Reptile – Eric Miersma; Shane O’Dell; Dr. Bill Kanasky. Recorded October 30, 2020

Responding to Reptile Discovery – Gene Zipperle; Larry Hall; Dr. Bill Kanasky. Recorded August 7, 2020

Responding to a Reptile Complaint – Gene Zipperle; Tara Cross; Dr. Bill Kanasky. Recorded July 31, 2020

Pre-Suit Investigation and Preservation of Evidence – Mike Bassett; Sophia Bernard; Dr. Bill Kanasky. Recorded August 14, 2020

Introduction to “Reptile” (what it is and how to spot it) – Shane O’Dell; Matt Hefflefinger; Dr. Bill Kanasky. Recorded July 31, 2020

Kristin Newman of Anderson & Riddle in Fort Worth, Texas talks with Kamie Brown of Ray Quinney & Nebeker in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Matt Berard of Bowman and Brooke LLP in Detroit, Michigan talks with Tamer Ahmed of Global Aerospace in Parsippany, New Jersey.

Have you ever wondered what in the heck accident reconstruction experts really do? Do you wonder sometimes if they’re worth the investment? And what the heck do you do with them once you’ve hired them?

DRI is proud to announce a 4-part podcast with Mike H. Bassett of The Bassett Firm in Dallas, Texas, and Mr. Steve Irwin with Scientific Analysis, Inc., also out of Dallas.

Mike and Steve have collectively been involved in trucking litigation for nearly 70 years. This-4 part podcast is a conversation about: (1) what do to when you get the call after a truck wreck, (2) working with the reconstruction expert during the discovery phase, (3) getting ready for trial and how to leverage your reconstruction expert to build your defense, and (4) how to harness you reconstruction expert’s work to put on the strongest possible case for your clients.

Irreverent and conversational, this podcast is a “must listen to” – whether you’re defending your first trucking case or have been doing as long as Mike and Steve.

Have you ever wondered what in the heck accident reconstruction experts really do? Do you wonder sometimes if they’re worth the investment? And what the heck do you do with them once you’ve hired them?

DRI is proud to announce a 4-part podcast with Mike H. Bassett of The Bassett Firm in Dallas, Texas, and Mr. Steve Irwin with Scientific Analysis, Inc., also out of Dallas.

Mike and Steve have collectively been involved in trucking litigation for nearly 70 years. This-4 part podcast is a conversation about: (1) what do to when you get the call after a truck wreck, (2) working with the reconstruction expert during the discovery phase, (3) getting ready for trial and how to leverage your reconstruction expert to build your defense, and (4) how to harness you reconstruction expert’s work to put on the strongest possible case for your clients.

Irreverent and conversational, this podcast is a “must listen to” – whether you’re defending your first trucking case or have been doing as long as Mike and Steve.

Have you ever wondered what in the heck accident reconstruction experts really do? Do you wonder sometimes if they’re worth the investment? And what the heck do you do with them once you’ve hired them?

DRI is proud to announce a 4-part podcast with Mike H. Bassett of The Bassett Firm in Dallas, Texas, and Mr. Steve Irwin with Scientific Analysis, Inc., also out of Dallas.

Mike and Steve have collectively been involved in trucking litigation for nearly 70 years. This-4 part podcast is a conversation about: (1) what do to when you get the call after a truck wreck, (2) working with the reconstruction expert during the discovery phase, (3) getting ready for trial and how to leverage your reconstruction expert to build your defense, and (4) how to harness you reconstruction expert’s work to put on the strongest possible case for your clients.

Irreverent and conversational, this podcast is a “must listen to” – whether you’re defending your first trucking case or have been doing as long as Mike and Steve.

Glenn Vallach of USAIG in New York, New York talks with Jason Bloom, founder of Bloom Strategic Consulting in Dallas, Texas.

Tracy Morris of AIG Aerospace in Atlanta, Georgia talks with Armando Carlo, Director of Insurance Claims and Litigation at Boeing in Chicago, Illinois.

Stacy Linn Moon of Gordon Rees Sully Mansukhani, LLP, Brian Rubin of Thomas Rubin & Kelley, P.C., and Stephanie Reed Traband of Levine Kellogg will discuss the challenges of continuing networking and business promotion while shut down or travel is still limited. Attendees will hear practical solutions for how to continue to promote their small or boutique firms without having industry meetings or CLE. Some of these solutions likely will become more of a norm even after the current emergency is over.

Under the current atmosphere, more lawyers recognize the possibility that they may lose a lawyer or valued employee unexpectedly, whether to illness or accident. Handling and surviving that loss takes forethought, flexibility, and understanding. Our panel, John C. Trimble of Lewis Wagner LLP. and Diane Pumphrey of Wilkins Patterson, will discuss what they have learned, whether firsthand or through observation, regarding the emotional toll of such a loss, as well as ways to plan for the unexpected.

Since the advent of the global COVID-19 pandemic, people are looking for insight into their mental health and are experiencing different or increased stress due to the pandemic. Host Alex Haggan of Ellis & Winters LLP welcomes Susan E. Gunter LL.M. of Dutton Brock, LLP
and Doron Gold, Staff Clinician at Homewood Health, for a discussion of the impact of the pandemic on those in the legal profession and strategies for maintaining health and improving well-being during the pandemic.