Negligent Hiring & Entrustment 1. United States District Court, D. Kansas. Terry L. Frederick and Donna F. Frederick v. Swift Transportation Co., Inc., and Robyn L. Getchel Case No. [...]
At the 2012 TIDA Annual Conference, Thomas C. DiSalvi, Scott W. McMickle and Christopher M. Vossler presented an informative session on Daubert and its Effect on Trucking Experts. Thanks [...]
The following points distinguish between direct and cross examination testimony. I am sure that these are not new ideas to attorneys, but for those of you who have never been deposed (or [...]
Alright, I get that most people don’t speak in public regularly; however, we ALL talk. When we want someone to understand us, we don’t mumble. We speak clearly. Clarity is [...]
Before people started wearing jeans and t-shirts to church, we used to tell people to dress for a deposition like they would for church. That may no longer be the best idea, but a witness [...]
“Trial” lawyers take more depositions than they direct and cross examine witnesses because most cases settle, particularly when you have done your job in preparation. Lawyers do this [...]
The following is the list of recent top ten verdicts involving 18-wheelers.* Obviously, these don’t include the cases that settled. Even though the verdicts are high, who knows if the [...]
Do you remember the Billy Crystal segment on SNL years ago as Fernando Lamas: “It’s better to rook good than to feel good.” Well, that advice may not be the best, but in [...]
10/8/2012ATA Joins Fight Against ‘Sex Trade’ Trafficking of Young GirlsBy TruckingInfo Staff LAS VEGAS – The American Trucking Associations says it has joined with Truckers [...]
As many of you know, the American Trucking Associations (ATA) filed comments with FMCSA regarding its new interpretation of the oilfield exceptions to the hours of service rules. These exceptions [...]