Conrad Miami Hotel
Miami, Florida
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Presented by AAJ's Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation Group
With rapidly evolving changes in the diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of traumatic brain injury (TBI) survivors, you’ll need this seminar to successfully handle your clients’ cases. Our faculty of experienced trial lawyers and experts will provide a clear path on how to win your TBI case.
Program Highlights:
• Handling Malingering Neuropsychological Tests
• Dispelling Myths in TBI Trials
• Direct Examination of Plaintiff’s Experts
Friday, March 16, 2012
Theme: What Every TBI Attorney Needs to Know
The Injured Brain: An Overview of Neuroanatomy and Defining
Nicholas D. Suite, M.D., FL
The NFL and Concussions: Recognition, Management, and the Long-Term Complications
Larry E. Coben, AZ
Neuroimaging in Traumatic Brain Injury
Andrew T. Walker, M.D., FL
Afternoon Theme: The Trial
Voir Dire in a Traumatic Brain Injury Case
Thomas C. Doehrman, IN
Opening Statement: Connecting with the Jury
Charles G. Monnett, III, NC
Direct Examination of Plaintiff’s Neurologist: The Importance of Educating the Jury
Dianne Jay Weaver, FL
Identifying, Preparing, and Handling the Traumatic Brain Injury Case
Bruce H. Stern, NJ
Reception
Sponsored by Hickey Law Firm, P.A.
Wee-Bag-It Restaurant in the Four Seasons Hotel & Tower
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Theme: The Trial (continued)
The Use of Lay Witnesses and Demonstrative Evidence
Stephen M. Smith, VA
Premorbid History: The Ramifications of Failing to Disclose
James I. Knudson, FL
Cross-Examination of the Defense Neurologist
Kenneth B. Goldblatt, NY
The Defense Neuropsychologist
Dorothy Clay Sims, FL
Predictable Defenses
John H. Hickey, FL
Summation and the Concept of Cognitive Reserve
Steven W. “Woody” Igou, FL
