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�ݺ�ߣshows by User: edwardkle / http://www.slideshare.net/images/logo.gif �ݺ�ߣshows by User: edwardkle / Mon, 09 Sep 2019 01:10:02 GMT �ݺ�ߣShare feed for �ݺ�ߣshows by User: edwardkle Recognize Potential Traumatic Vestibular Injuries /edwardkle/recognize-potential-traumatic-vestibular-injuries provingthevestibularinjurycasehkle-pcsconflictedcopy2015-05-16-190909011002
Vestibular injuries are common following automobile accidents and falls. However, it is often overlooked by attorneys who fail to recognize it and assist their client to find the appropriate medical specialist. This presentation is to help attorneys identify and recognize a serious medical condition that is often overlooked.]]>
Vestibular injuries are common following automobile accidents and falls. However, it is often overlooked by attorneys who fail to recognize it and assist their client to find the appropriate medical specialist. This presentation is to help attorneys identify and recognize a serious medical condition that is often overlooked.]]> Mon, 09 Sep 2019 01:10:02 GMT /edwardkle/recognize-potential-traumatic-vestibular-injuries edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) Recognize Potential Traumatic Vestibular Injuries edwardkle Vestibular injuries are common following automobile accidents and falls. However, it is often overlooked by attorneys who fail to recognize it and assist their client to find the appropriate medical specialist. This presentation is to help attorneys identify and recognize a serious medical condition that is often overlooked. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/provingthevestibularinjurycasehkle-pcsconflictedcopy2015-05-16-190909011002-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Vestibular injuries are common following automobile accidents and falls. However, it is often overlooked by attorneys who fail to recognize it and assist their client to find the appropriate medical specialist. This presentation is to help attorneys identify and recognize a serious medical condition that is often overlooked.

Recognize Potential Traumatic Vestibular Injuries from Edward K. Le

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0 Handling the Dram Shop & Alcohol Overservice Case /slideshow/handling-the-dram-shop-alcohol-overservice-case/170066828 dramshoppowerpointbyedle-190909001421
Litigating and prosecuting the dram shop and alcohol over-service case is notoriously difficult. This presentation discusses practical strategies for the attorney handling such a case.]]>
Litigating and prosecuting the dram shop and alcohol over-service case is notoriously difficult. This presentation discusses practical strategies for the attorney handling such a case.]]> Mon, 09 Sep 2019 00:14:21 GMT /slideshow/handling-the-dram-shop-alcohol-overservice-case/170066828 edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) Handling the Dram Shop & Alcohol Overservice Case edwardkle Litigating and prosecuting the dram shop and alcohol over-service case is notoriously difficult. This presentation discusses practical strategies for the attorney handling such a case. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/dramshoppowerpointbyedle-190909001421-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Litigating and prosecuting the dram shop and alcohol over-service case is notoriously difficult. This presentation discusses practical strategies for the attorney handling such a case.

Handling the Dram Shop & Alcohol Overservice Case from Edward K. Le

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0 Litigating and handling the stairway fall case /slideshow/litigating-and-handling-the-stairway-fall-case-170065302/170065302 litigatingandhandlingthestairwayfallcase-190908235635
There are many issues that must be dealt with by attorneys who represent clients injured in stairway fall cases. This presentation is a primer on some of the key issues that a lawyer should look for in pursuing liability against the landowner.]]>
There are many issues that must be dealt with by attorneys who represent clients injured in stairway fall cases. This presentation is a primer on some of the key issues that a lawyer should look for in pursuing liability against the landowner.]]> Sun, 08 Sep 2019 23:56:35 GMT /slideshow/litigating-and-handling-the-stairway-fall-case-170065302/170065302 edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) Litigating and handling the stairway fall case edwardkle There are many issues that must be dealt with by attorneys who represent clients injured in stairway fall cases. This presentation is a primer on some of the key issues that a lawyer should look for in pursuing liability against the landowner. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/litigatingandhandlingthestairwayfallcase-190908235635-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> There are many issues that must be dealt with by attorneys who represent clients injured in stairway fall cases. This presentation is a primer on some of the key issues that a lawyer should look for in pursuing liability against the landowner.

Litigating and handling the stairway fall case from Edward K. Le

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0 Strategies to Maximize Recovery in the Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Case /slideshow/strategies-to-maximize-recovery-in-the-mild-traumatic-brain-injury-case/170062423 strategiesandapprachestomaximingrecoveryinthemtbicase-190908231916
Prosecuting the mild traumatic brain injury (“mTBI”) case is a multi-faceted endeavor. It requires not only understanding the medicine, but also identifying the providers who can give our client the appropriate treatment health providers to ensure their path to recovery. It also requires effectively presenting your client’s case in the most effective manner to obtain the type of compensation that can help them live out a productive and meaningful life after the legal ordeal is over. According to the National Head Injury Foundation, there are approximately two million Americans who will suffer a traumatic brain injury every year. Of this, mild traumatic brain injury accounts for seventy five percent [75%] or more of those brain injuries. Automobile collisions are one of the most common causes of traumatic brain injury. Yet, there are medical research that shows people with mTBI can be left with disabling symptoms that leads to permanent and profound impairments in their life, work, and activities of daily living. Unfortunately, because the vast majority of victims “appear normal” and are not usually self-aware of their own problems, it is also known as “silent epidemic” according to the Center for Disease Control. Hence, many persons with mild traumatic brain injuries are often victimized due to a lack of understanding by many medical professionals to make the proper diagnosis early on. In many cases, instead of diagnosing a concussion or mTBI, many health care professionals usually overlook the diagnosis and veer to another diagnosis such as post-traumatic headaches, dizziness, anxiety, PTSD, or depression. This leads to an insufficient workup which results in little or no medical documentation of the head injury being entered early on or near its onset. This non-documentation of the head trauma creates a "false medical chart" for the brain injured patient that creates the recipe for later medical and legal mistreatment. The purpose of this presentation is to present some strategic approaches for the attorney on how to better serve these clients and maximize compensation for them. The suggestions are not intended to be exhaustive and intended to reflect only the views of this author. The goal is to provide some suggestions on what to do if you suspect your client sustain a mild traumatic brain injury.]]>
Prosecuting the mild traumatic brain injury (“mTBI”) case is a multi-faceted endeavor. It requires not only understanding the medicine, but also identifying the providers who can give our client the appropriate treatment health providers to ensure their path to recovery. It also requires effectively presenting your client’s case in the most effective manner to obtain the type of compensation that can help them live out a productive and meaningful life after the legal ordeal is over. According to the National Head Injury Foundation, there are approximately two million Americans who will suffer a traumatic brain injury every year. Of this, mild traumatic brain injury accounts for seventy five percent [75%] or more of those brain injuries. Automobile collisions are one of the most common causes of traumatic brain injury. Yet, there are medical research that shows people with mTBI can be left with disabling symptoms that leads to permanent and profound impairments in their life, work, and activities of daily living. Unfortunately, because the vast majority of victims “appear normal” and are not usually self-aware of their own problems, it is also known as “silent epidemic” according to the Center for Disease Control. Hence, many persons with mild traumatic brain injuries are often victimized due to a lack of understanding by many medical professionals to make the proper diagnosis early on. In many cases, instead of diagnosing a concussion or mTBI, many health care professionals usually overlook the diagnosis and veer to another diagnosis such as post-traumatic headaches, dizziness, anxiety, PTSD, or depression. This leads to an insufficient workup which results in little or no medical documentation of the head injury being entered early on or near its onset. This non-documentation of the head trauma creates a "false medical chart" for the brain injured patient that creates the recipe for later medical and legal mistreatment. The purpose of this presentation is to present some strategic approaches for the attorney on how to better serve these clients and maximize compensation for them. The suggestions are not intended to be exhaustive and intended to reflect only the views of this author. The goal is to provide some suggestions on what to do if you suspect your client sustain a mild traumatic brain injury.]]> Sun, 08 Sep 2019 23:19:16 GMT /slideshow/strategies-to-maximize-recovery-in-the-mild-traumatic-brain-injury-case/170062423 edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) Strategies to Maximize Recovery in the Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Case edwardkle Prosecuting the mild traumatic brain injury (“mTBI”) case is a multi-faceted endeavor. It requires not only understanding the medicine, but also identifying the providers who can give our client the appropriate treatment health providers to ensure their path to recovery. It also requires effectively presenting your client’s case in the most effective manner to obtain the type of compensation that can help them live out a productive and meaningful life after the legal ordeal is over. According to the National Head Injury Foundation, there are approximately two million Americans who will suffer a traumatic brain injury every year. Of this, mild traumatic brain injury accounts for seventy five percent [75%] or more of those brain injuries. Automobile collisions are one of the most common causes of traumatic brain injury. Yet, there are medical research that shows people with mTBI can be left with disabling symptoms that leads to permanent and profound impairments in their life, work, and activities of daily living. Unfortunately, because the vast majority of victims “appear normal” and are not usually self-aware of their own problems, it is also known as “silent epidemic” according to the Center for Disease Control. Hence, many persons with mild traumatic brain injuries are often victimized due to a lack of understanding by many medical professionals to make the proper diagnosis early on. In many cases, instead of diagnosing a concussion or mTBI, many health care professionals usually overlook the diagnosis and veer to another diagnosis such as post-traumatic headaches, dizziness, anxiety, PTSD, or depression. This leads to an insufficient workup which results in little or no medical documentation of the head injury being entered early on or near its onset. This non-documentation of the head trauma creates a "false medical chart" for the brain injured patient that creates the recipe for later medical and legal mistreatment. The purpose of this presentation is to present some strategic approaches for the attorney on how to better serve these clients and maximize compensation for them. The suggestions are not intended to be exhaustive and intended to reflect only the views of this author. The goal is to provide some suggestions on what to do if you suspect your client sustain a mild traumatic brain injury. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/strategiesandapprachestomaximingrecoveryinthemtbicase-190908231916-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Prosecuting the mild traumatic brain injury (“mTBI”) case is a multi-faceted endeavor. It requires not only understanding the medicine, but also identifying the providers who can give our client the appropriate treatment health providers to ensure their path to recovery. It also requires effectively presenting your client’s case in the most effective manner to obtain the type of compensation that can help them live out a productive and meaningful life after the legal ordeal is over. According to the National Head Injury Foundation, there are approximately two million Americans who will suffer a traumatic brain injury every year. Of this, mild traumatic brain injury accounts for seventy five percent [75%] or more of those brain injuries. Automobile collisions are one of the most common causes of traumatic brain injury. Yet, there are medical research that shows people with mTBI can be left with disabling symptoms that leads to permanent and profound impairments in their life, work, and activities of daily living. Unfortunately, because the vast majority of victims “appear normal” and are not usually self-aware of their own problems, it is also known as “silent epidemic” according to the Center for Disease Control. Hence, many persons with mild traumatic brain injuries are often victimized due to a lack of understanding by many medical professionals to make the proper diagnosis early on. In many cases, instead of diagnosing a concussion or mTBI, many health care professionals usually overlook the diagnosis and veer to another diagnosis such as post-traumatic headaches, dizziness, anxiety, PTSD, or depression. This leads to an insufficient workup which results in little or no medical documentation of the head injury being entered early on or near its onset. This non-documentation of the head trauma creates a "false medical chart" for the brain injured patient that creates the recipe for later medical and legal mistreatment. The purpose of this presentation is to present some strategic approaches for the attorney on how to better serve these clients and maximize compensation for them. The suggestions are not intended to be exhaustive and intended to reflect only the views of this author. The goal is to provide some suggestions on what to do if you suspect your client sustain a mild traumatic brain injury.

Strategies to Maximize Recovery in the Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Case from Edward K. Le

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0 How to effectively create and use demonstrative evidence at trial /slideshow/how-to-effectively-create-and-use-demonstrative-evidence-at-trial/116256383 howtoeffectivelycreateandusedemonstrativeevidenceattrial-180924091234
The days when an attorney can simply try a case based solely on oral testimony are gone. With technology, a whole new generation of jurors now expect more visual and illustrative evidence than ever. Their attention span is short. Their patience span is even shorter. To capture attention, attorneys must must employ compelling and powerful demonstrative evidence to educate, inform, and captivate. This paper is written for personal injury and trial lawyers about the use of demonstrative evidence and provide ideas and tips on creating and using them.]]>
The days when an attorney can simply try a case based solely on oral testimony are gone. With technology, a whole new generation of jurors now expect more visual and illustrative evidence than ever. Their attention span is short. Their patience span is even shorter. To capture attention, attorneys must must employ compelling and powerful demonstrative evidence to educate, inform, and captivate. This paper is written for personal injury and trial lawyers about the use of demonstrative evidence and provide ideas and tips on creating and using them.]]> Mon, 24 Sep 2018 09:12:34 GMT /slideshow/how-to-effectively-create-and-use-demonstrative-evidence-at-trial/116256383 edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) How to effectively create and use demonstrative evidence at trial edwardkle The days when an attorney can simply try a case based solely on oral testimony are gone. With technology, a whole new generation of jurors now expect more visual and illustrative evidence than ever. Their attention span is short. Their patience span is even shorter. To capture attention, attorneys must must employ compelling and powerful demonstrative evidence to educate, inform, and captivate. This paper is written for personal injury and trial lawyers about the use of demonstrative evidence and provide ideas and tips on creating and using them. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/howtoeffectivelycreateandusedemonstrativeevidenceattrial-180924091234-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The days when an attorney can simply try a case based solely on oral testimony are gone. With technology, a whole new generation of jurors now expect more visual and illustrative evidence than ever. Their attention span is short. Their patience span is even shorter. To capture attention, attorneys must must employ compelling and powerful demonstrative evidence to educate, inform, and captivate. This paper is written for personal injury and trial lawyers about the use of demonstrative evidence and provide ideas and tips on creating and using them.

How to effectively create and use demonstrative evidence at trial from Edward K. Le

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0 How to Know Whether You Have a Winning Slip and Fall Case /slideshow/how-to-know-whether-you-have-a-winning-slip-and-fall-case/116233800 slipandfall1-180924064800
Slip, Trip, and Fall cases are difficult legal cases for any attorneys to take. Here are some factors to know whether you have a viable and winning slip and fall case or not.]]>
Slip, Trip, and Fall cases are difficult legal cases for any attorneys to take. Here are some factors to know whether you have a viable and winning slip and fall case or not.]]> Mon, 24 Sep 2018 06:48:00 GMT /slideshow/how-to-know-whether-you-have-a-winning-slip-and-fall-case/116233800 edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) How to Know Whether You Have a Winning Slip and Fall Case edwardkle Slip, Trip, and Fall cases are difficult legal cases for any attorneys to take. Here are some factors to know whether you have a viable and winning slip and fall case or not. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slipandfall1-180924064800-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Slip, Trip, and Fall cases are difficult legal cases for any attorneys to take. Here are some factors to know whether you have a viable and winning slip and fall case or not.

How to Know Whether You Have a Winning Slip and Fall Case from Edward K. Le

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0 Litigating and handling the stairway fall case /slideshow/litigating-and-handling-the-stairway-fall-case/116231132 litigatingandhandlingthestairwayfallcase-180924063327
Stairway falls is one of the most premise liability and common cause of serious injuries and death in the US. However, they are vigorously defended by property owners and landlords. This presentation by a Seattle personal injury attorney is to help attorneys identify the winning stairway fall case. ]]>
Stairway falls is one of the most premise liability and common cause of serious injuries and death in the US. However, they are vigorously defended by property owners and landlords. This presentation by a Seattle personal injury attorney is to help attorneys identify the winning stairway fall case. ]]> Mon, 24 Sep 2018 06:33:27 GMT /slideshow/litigating-and-handling-the-stairway-fall-case/116231132 edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) Litigating and handling the stairway fall case edwardkle Stairway falls is one of the most premise liability and common cause of serious injuries and death in the US. However, they are vigorously defended by property owners and landlords. This presentation by a Seattle personal injury attorney is to help attorneys identify the winning stairway fall case. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/litigatingandhandlingthestairwayfallcase-180924063327-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Stairway falls is one of the most premise liability and common cause of serious injuries and death in the US. However, they are vigorously defended by property owners and landlords. This presentation by a Seattle personal injury attorney is to help attorneys identify the winning stairway fall case.

Litigating and handling the stairway fall case from Edward K. Le

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0 Common ethical issues in settlement negotiations and mediations /slideshow/common-ethical-issues-in-settlement-negotiations-and-mediations/116212633 ethicsincivillitigation-180924044206
Lawyers who enter settlement negotiations face minefields of ethical issues. Yet, it is an inevitable part of our practice. Here is my recent seminar presentation for the Washington State Bar dealing with the top 10 ethical issues that most lawyers run into during mediation and settlement negotiations.]]>
Lawyers who enter settlement negotiations face minefields of ethical issues. Yet, it is an inevitable part of our practice. Here is my recent seminar presentation for the Washington State Bar dealing with the top 10 ethical issues that most lawyers run into during mediation and settlement negotiations.]]> Mon, 24 Sep 2018 04:42:06 GMT /slideshow/common-ethical-issues-in-settlement-negotiations-and-mediations/116212633 edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) Common ethical issues in settlement negotiations and mediations edwardkle Lawyers who enter settlement negotiations face minefields of ethical issues. Yet, it is an inevitable part of our practice. Here is my recent seminar presentation for the Washington State Bar dealing with the top 10 ethical issues that most lawyers run into during mediation and settlement negotiations. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/ethicsincivillitigation-180924044206-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Lawyers who enter settlement negotiations face minefields of ethical issues. Yet, it is an inevitable part of our practice. Here is my recent seminar presentation for the Washington State Bar dealing with the top 10 ethical issues that most lawyers run into during mediation and settlement negotiations.

Common ethical issues in settlement negotiations and mediations from Edward K. Le

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0 PRACTICAL STRATEGIES FOR HANDLING A DRAM SHOP CASE /slideshow/practical-strategies-for-handling-a-dram-shop-case/115679534 dramshopseminarpaper-180921013947
Handling lawsuits against bars and tavernkeepers are difficult. Washington State formerly had a Dram Shop Act before 1955 that allowed persons to file a claim against any person who, by providing intoxicating liquors, caused the intoxication of such person. However, the statute was repealed in 1955 and since then, actions against tavern keepers, bars, and establishments that sold alcohol relied upon common law principles of liability and negligence. Since then, the body of case authorities has carved out some notable rules and exceptions that should be recognized by personal injury practitioners. This paper addresses the practical issues of handling these "dram shop" cases]]>
Handling lawsuits against bars and tavernkeepers are difficult. Washington State formerly had a Dram Shop Act before 1955 that allowed persons to file a claim against any person who, by providing intoxicating liquors, caused the intoxication of such person. However, the statute was repealed in 1955 and since then, actions against tavern keepers, bars, and establishments that sold alcohol relied upon common law principles of liability and negligence. Since then, the body of case authorities has carved out some notable rules and exceptions that should be recognized by personal injury practitioners. This paper addresses the practical issues of handling these "dram shop" cases]]> Fri, 21 Sep 2018 01:39:47 GMT /slideshow/practical-strategies-for-handling-a-dram-shop-case/115679534 edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) PRACTICAL STRATEGIES FOR HANDLING A DRAM SHOP CASE edwardkle Handling lawsuits against bars and tavernkeepers are difficult. Washington State formerly had a Dram Shop Act before 1955 that allowed persons to file a claim against any person who, by providing intoxicating liquors, caused the intoxication of such person. However, the statute was repealed in 1955 and since then, actions against tavern keepers, bars, and establishments that sold alcohol relied upon common law principles of liability and negligence. Since then, the body of case authorities has carved out some notable rules and exceptions that should be recognized by personal injury practitioners. This paper addresses the practical issues of handling these "dram shop" cases <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/dramshopseminarpaper-180921013947-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Handling lawsuits against bars and tavernkeepers are difficult. Washington State formerly had a Dram Shop Act before 1955 that allowed persons to file a claim against any person who, by providing intoxicating liquors, caused the intoxication of such person. However, the statute was repealed in 1955 and since then, actions against tavern keepers, bars, and establishments that sold alcohol relied upon common law principles of liability and negligence. Since then, the body of case authorities has carved out some notable rules and exceptions that should be recognized by personal injury practitioners. This paper addresses the practical issues of handling these "dram shop" cases

PRACTICAL STRATEGIES FOR HANDLING A DRAM SHOP CASE from Edward K. Le

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0 Effective use of demonstrative evidence at trial /slideshow/effective-use-of-demonstrative-evidence-at-trial/115679363 effectiveuseofdemonstrativeevidenceattrial-180921013757
The days when an attorney can simply try a case based solely on oral presentation and testimony are gone. With the advent of technology, jurors are now more visual than ever. The negative effect is that their attention span is short and these same jurors are now more impatient than ever. While they may not tell you, these jurors expect trials to be seamless, quick, and entertaining. To hold their attention, the attorney not only has to present seamless testimony, he or she must employ compelling and powerful demonstrative evidence that will educate, inform, and captivate the juror’s attention. That is why the use of compelling and persuasive demonstrative evidence is as important as ever. The point of this paper is to help answer some basic questions to the attorney and his legal team about the use of demonstrative evidence, but also provide ideas and tips on how to create and use demonstrative evidence to persuade jurors. Along the way, another goal is to create and use these demonstrative evidence to increase and enhance the value of your case.]]>
The days when an attorney can simply try a case based solely on oral presentation and testimony are gone. With the advent of technology, jurors are now more visual than ever. The negative effect is that their attention span is short and these same jurors are now more impatient than ever. While they may not tell you, these jurors expect trials to be seamless, quick, and entertaining. To hold their attention, the attorney not only has to present seamless testimony, he or she must employ compelling and powerful demonstrative evidence that will educate, inform, and captivate the juror’s attention. That is why the use of compelling and persuasive demonstrative evidence is as important as ever. The point of this paper is to help answer some basic questions to the attorney and his legal team about the use of demonstrative evidence, but also provide ideas and tips on how to create and use demonstrative evidence to persuade jurors. Along the way, another goal is to create and use these demonstrative evidence to increase and enhance the value of your case.]]> Fri, 21 Sep 2018 01:37:57 GMT /slideshow/effective-use-of-demonstrative-evidence-at-trial/115679363 edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) Effective use of demonstrative evidence at trial edwardkle The days when an attorney can simply try a case based solely on oral presentation and testimony are gone. With the advent of technology, jurors are now more visual than ever. The negative effect is that their attention span is short and these same jurors are now more impatient than ever. While they may not tell you, these jurors expect trials to be seamless, quick, and entertaining. To hold their attention, the attorney not only has to present seamless testimony, he or she must employ compelling and powerful demonstrative evidence that will educate, inform, and captivate the juror’s attention. That is why the use of compelling and persuasive demonstrative evidence is as important as ever. The point of this paper is to help answer some basic questions to the attorney and his legal team about the use of demonstrative evidence, but also provide ideas and tips on how to create and use demonstrative evidence to persuade jurors. Along the way, another goal is to create and use these demonstrative evidence to increase and enhance the value of your case. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/effectiveuseofdemonstrativeevidenceattrial-180921013757-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The days when an attorney can simply try a case based solely on oral presentation and testimony are gone. With the advent of technology, jurors are now more visual than ever. The negative effect is that their attention span is short and these same jurors are now more impatient than ever. While they may not tell you, these jurors expect trials to be seamless, quick, and entertaining. To hold their attention, the attorney not only has to present seamless testimony, he or she must employ compelling and powerful demonstrative evidence that will educate, inform, and captivate the juror’s attention. That is why the use of compelling and persuasive demonstrative evidence is as important as ever. The point of this paper is to help answer some basic questions to the attorney and his legal team about the use of demonstrative evidence, but also provide ideas and tips on how to create and use demonstrative evidence to persuade jurors. Along the way, another goal is to create and use these demonstrative evidence to increase and enhance the value of your case.

Effective use of demonstrative evidence at trial from Edward K. Le

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0 Using Demonstrative Evidence At Trial /slideshow/using-demonstrative-evidence-at-trial/115678817 usingdemonstrativeevidenceondirect-edle-180921013256
The days when an attorney can simply try a case based solely on oral presentation and testimony are gone. With the advent of technology, jurors are now more visual than ever. The negative effect is that their attention span is short and these same jurors are now more impatient than ever. While they may not tell you, these jurors expect trials to be seamless, quick, and entertaining. To hold their attention, the attorney not only has to present seamless testimony, he or she must employ compelling and powerful demonstrative evidence that will educate, inform, and captivate the juror’s attention. That is why the use of compelling and persuasive demonstrative evidence is as important as ever. The point of this paper is to help answer some basic questions to the attorney and his legal team about the use of demonstrative evidence, but also provide ideas and tips on how to create and use demonstrative evidence to persuade jurors. Along the way, another goal is to create and use these demonstrative evidence to increase and enhance the value of your case.]]>
The days when an attorney can simply try a case based solely on oral presentation and testimony are gone. With the advent of technology, jurors are now more visual than ever. The negative effect is that their attention span is short and these same jurors are now more impatient than ever. While they may not tell you, these jurors expect trials to be seamless, quick, and entertaining. To hold their attention, the attorney not only has to present seamless testimony, he or she must employ compelling and powerful demonstrative evidence that will educate, inform, and captivate the juror’s attention. That is why the use of compelling and persuasive demonstrative evidence is as important as ever. The point of this paper is to help answer some basic questions to the attorney and his legal team about the use of demonstrative evidence, but also provide ideas and tips on how to create and use demonstrative evidence to persuade jurors. Along the way, another goal is to create and use these demonstrative evidence to increase and enhance the value of your case.]]> Fri, 21 Sep 2018 01:32:56 GMT /slideshow/using-demonstrative-evidence-at-trial/115678817 edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) Using Demonstrative Evidence At Trial edwardkle The days when an attorney can simply try a case based solely on oral presentation and testimony are gone. With the advent of technology, jurors are now more visual than ever. The negative effect is that their attention span is short and these same jurors are now more impatient than ever. While they may not tell you, these jurors expect trials to be seamless, quick, and entertaining. To hold their attention, the attorney not only has to present seamless testimony, he or she must employ compelling and powerful demonstrative evidence that will educate, inform, and captivate the juror’s attention. That is why the use of compelling and persuasive demonstrative evidence is as important as ever. The point of this paper is to help answer some basic questions to the attorney and his legal team about the use of demonstrative evidence, but also provide ideas and tips on how to create and use demonstrative evidence to persuade jurors. Along the way, another goal is to create and use these demonstrative evidence to increase and enhance the value of your case. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/usingdemonstrativeevidenceondirect-edle-180921013256-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The days when an attorney can simply try a case based solely on oral presentation and testimony are gone. With the advent of technology, jurors are now more visual than ever. The negative effect is that their attention span is short and these same jurors are now more impatient than ever. While they may not tell you, these jurors expect trials to be seamless, quick, and entertaining. To hold their attention, the attorney not only has to present seamless testimony, he or she must employ compelling and powerful demonstrative evidence that will educate, inform, and captivate the juror’s attention. That is why the use of compelling and persuasive demonstrative evidence is as important as ever. The point of this paper is to help answer some basic questions to the attorney and his legal team about the use of demonstrative evidence, but also provide ideas and tips on how to create and use demonstrative evidence to persuade jurors. Along the way, another goal is to create and use these demonstrative evidence to increase and enhance the value of your case.

Using Demonstrative Evidence At Trial from Edward K. Le

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0 Common issues in handling a traumatic brain injury case /slideshow/common-issues-in-handling-a-traumatic-brain-injury-case/115674545 commonissuesinhandlingatraumaticbraininjurycase-180921005633
A guide from a Seattle brain injury attorney to the most common issues in how to handle the most common issues with traumatic brain injury cases and post-concussive syndrome. It is also to give the public general facts about brain injury symptoms and rehabilitation.]]>
A guide from a Seattle brain injury attorney to the most common issues in how to handle the most common issues with traumatic brain injury cases and post-concussive syndrome. It is also to give the public general facts about brain injury symptoms and rehabilitation.]]> Fri, 21 Sep 2018 00:56:33 GMT /slideshow/common-issues-in-handling-a-traumatic-brain-injury-case/115674545 edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) Common issues in handling a traumatic brain injury case edwardkle A guide from a Seattle brain injury attorney to the most common issues in how to handle the most common issues with traumatic brain injury cases and post-concussive syndrome. It is also to give the public general facts about brain injury symptoms and rehabilitation. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/commonissuesinhandlingatraumaticbraininjurycase-180921005633-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> A guide from a Seattle brain injury attorney to the most common issues in how to handle the most common issues with traumatic brain injury cases and post-concussive syndrome. It is also to give the public general facts about brain injury symptoms and rehabilitation.

Common issues in handling a traumatic brain injury case from Edward K. Le

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0 Trucking crash cases - Handling Trucking Cases /slideshow/trucking-crash-cases-handling-trucking-cases/115672821 truckingcrashcases-2-180921004139
Practical advice for lawyers and attorneys handling trucking cases and collisions.]]>
Practical advice for lawyers and attorneys handling trucking cases and collisions.]]> Fri, 21 Sep 2018 00:41:39 GMT /slideshow/trucking-crash-cases-handling-trucking-cases/115672821 edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) Trucking crash cases - Handling Trucking Cases edwardkle Practical advice for lawyers and attorneys handling trucking cases and collisions. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/truckingcrashcases-2-180921004139-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Practical advice for lawyers and attorneys handling trucking cases and collisions.

Trucking crash cases - Handling Trucking Cases from Edward K. Le

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0 Evaluating & Handling Premise Liability and Injury Cases /slideshow/evaluating-handling-premise-liability-and-injury-cases/115669308 premiseliabilitycases-evaluatingcasesidentifyigcausation-180921000605
How to evaluate and handle the premise injury cases, such as slip and falls, trip and falls, stairway fall, construction fall, sidewalk fall, parking lot fall, grocery store fall, and restaurant fall from a personal injury and accident attorney who practices in Seattle, Kent, Auburn, Tukwila, and Bellevue.]]>
How to evaluate and handle the premise injury cases, such as slip and falls, trip and falls, stairway fall, construction fall, sidewalk fall, parking lot fall, grocery store fall, and restaurant fall from a personal injury and accident attorney who practices in Seattle, Kent, Auburn, Tukwila, and Bellevue.]]> Fri, 21 Sep 2018 00:06:05 GMT /slideshow/evaluating-handling-premise-liability-and-injury-cases/115669308 edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) Evaluating & Handling Premise Liability and Injury Cases edwardkle How to evaluate and handle the premise injury cases, such as slip and falls, trip and falls, stairway fall, construction fall, sidewalk fall, parking lot fall, grocery store fall, and restaurant fall from a personal injury and accident attorney who practices in Seattle, Kent, Auburn, Tukwila, and Bellevue. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/premiseliabilitycases-evaluatingcasesidentifyigcausation-180921000605-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> How to evaluate and handle the premise injury cases, such as slip and falls, trip and falls, stairway fall, construction fall, sidewalk fall, parking lot fall, grocery store fall, and restaurant fall from a personal injury and accident attorney who practices in Seattle, Kent, Auburn, Tukwila, and Bellevue.

Evaluating & Handling Premise Liability and Injury Cases from Edward K. Le

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0 How to Find and Use the Medical Literature in a Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Case /slideshow/how-to-find-and-use-the-medical-literature-in-a-mild-traumatic-brain-injury-case/62364798 edwardle-usingmedicalliteraturetoprovemtbi-160524234315
The effective brain injury lawyer must first learn to understand the medical literature relating to a mild traumatic brain injury before they can effectively represent their client. By doing so, you will not only be a better advocate for your client, but increase the possibility of a fairer resolution for your client. this slideshow is to help you look at some ways to incorporate the use of medical literature into your case in order to be a better advocate for your client. ]]>
The effective brain injury lawyer must first learn to understand the medical literature relating to a mild traumatic brain injury before they can effectively represent their client. By doing so, you will not only be a better advocate for your client, but increase the possibility of a fairer resolution for your client. this slideshow is to help you look at some ways to incorporate the use of medical literature into your case in order to be a better advocate for your client. ]]> Tue, 24 May 2016 23:43:15 GMT /slideshow/how-to-find-and-use-the-medical-literature-in-a-mild-traumatic-brain-injury-case/62364798 edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) How to Find and Use the Medical Literature in a Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Case edwardkle The effective brain injury lawyer must first learn to understand the medical literature relating to a mild traumatic brain injury before they can effectively represent their client. By doing so, you will not only be a better advocate for your client, but increase the possibility of a fairer resolution for your client. this slideshow is to help you look at some ways to incorporate the use of medical literature into your case in order to be a better advocate for your client. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/edwardle-usingmedicalliteraturetoprovemtbi-160524234315-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The effective brain injury lawyer must first learn to understand the medical literature relating to a mild traumatic brain injury before they can effectively represent their client. By doing so, you will not only be a better advocate for your client, but increase the possibility of a fairer resolution for your client. this slideshow is to help you look at some ways to incorporate the use of medical literature into your case in order to be a better advocate for your client.

How to Find and Use the Medical Literature in a Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Case from Edward K. Le

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0 Abuse and Misuse of the MMPI in Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation /slideshow/abuse-and-misuse-of-the-mmpi-in-traumatic-brain-injury-litigation/58230165 abuse-and-misuse-of-the-mmpi-in-forensic-setting-160213192548
It is likely that if you ever represent a brain injured client, he or she will likely be compelled to go through psychological neuropsychological testing where the MMPI or the MMPI-2 [the most current version] will be administered. This test is arguably the most frequently used psychological test in America. It is used in employment, criminal, family, and personal injury cases. Tthe frequent problem that you will most encounter as a personal injury practitioner is the extent to which it is misused by the defense and their experts to label your client a malingerer, hypochondriac, or hysterical person without the proper investigation, methodology, or foundation necessary to reach such a conclusion about your client. Hence, it is important that you understand what the MMPI are and what its components consists of in order to effectively represent your client at trial.]]>
It is likely that if you ever represent a brain injured client, he or she will likely be compelled to go through psychological neuropsychological testing where the MMPI or the MMPI-2 [the most current version] will be administered. This test is arguably the most frequently used psychological test in America. It is used in employment, criminal, family, and personal injury cases. Tthe frequent problem that you will most encounter as a personal injury practitioner is the extent to which it is misused by the defense and their experts to label your client a malingerer, hypochondriac, or hysterical person without the proper investigation, methodology, or foundation necessary to reach such a conclusion about your client. Hence, it is important that you understand what the MMPI are and what its components consists of in order to effectively represent your client at trial.]]> Sat, 13 Feb 2016 19:25:48 GMT /slideshow/abuse-and-misuse-of-the-mmpi-in-traumatic-brain-injury-litigation/58230165 edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) Abuse and Misuse of the MMPI in Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation edwardkle It is likely that if you ever represent a brain injured client, he or she will likely be compelled to go through psychological neuropsychological testing where the MMPI or the MMPI-2 [the most current version] will be administered. This test is arguably the most frequently used psychological test in America. It is used in employment, criminal, family, and personal injury cases. Tthe frequent problem that you will most encounter as a personal injury practitioner is the extent to which it is misused by the defense and their experts to label your client a malingerer, hypochondriac, or hysterical person without the proper investigation, methodology, or foundation necessary to reach such a conclusion about your client. Hence, it is important that you understand what the MMPI are and what its components consists of in order to effectively represent your client at trial. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/abuse-and-misuse-of-the-mmpi-in-forensic-setting-160213192548-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> It is likely that if you ever represent a brain injured client, he or she will likely be compelled to go through psychological neuropsychological testing where the MMPI or the MMPI-2 [the most current version] will be administered. This test is arguably the most frequently used psychological test in America. It is used in employment, criminal, family, and personal injury cases. Tthe frequent problem that you will most encounter as a personal injury practitioner is the extent to which it is misused by the defense and their experts to label your client a malingerer, hypochondriac, or hysterical person without the proper investigation, methodology, or foundation necessary to reach such a conclusion about your client. Hence, it is important that you understand what the MMPI are and what its components consists of in order to effectively represent your client at trial.

Abuse and Misuse of the MMPI in Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation from Edward K. Le

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0 How to Make Insurers Pay a Verdict Beyond Their Coverage /slideshow/how-to-make-insurers-pay-a-verdict-beyond-their-coverage/54550602 seminarpresentationonexcessverdicts-edle-151030024438-lva1-app6891
Insurance companies does not pay claims fairly, forcing most injured victims to try cases even in the most straightforward case. Even when a trial verdicts results in a just award for the plaintiff or injured victim, it is difficult to collect directly from the defendant who do not have the assets to pay off the judgment. The only practical solution is to obtain an assignment of claims from the defendant, in exchange for a covenant not to execute, and go after the defendant’s insurers for the excess verdict. However, unless the correct procedural steps are taken to properly “set up” the insurance company, most insurance companies will balk at paying any funds that are above the third party policy limits of the defendant. The point of these slides is to set forth several suggestions to the plaintiff’s attorney who represents the injured victim to assist them in maximizing the ability to collect on the excess verdict and hold the insurance company accountable. The steps here are based upon Washington law. ]]>
Insurance companies does not pay claims fairly, forcing most injured victims to try cases even in the most straightforward case. Even when a trial verdicts results in a just award for the plaintiff or injured victim, it is difficult to collect directly from the defendant who do not have the assets to pay off the judgment. The only practical solution is to obtain an assignment of claims from the defendant, in exchange for a covenant not to execute, and go after the defendant’s insurers for the excess verdict. However, unless the correct procedural steps are taken to properly “set up” the insurance company, most insurance companies will balk at paying any funds that are above the third party policy limits of the defendant. The point of these slides is to set forth several suggestions to the plaintiff’s attorney who represents the injured victim to assist them in maximizing the ability to collect on the excess verdict and hold the insurance company accountable. The steps here are based upon Washington law. ]]> Fri, 30 Oct 2015 02:44:38 GMT /slideshow/how-to-make-insurers-pay-a-verdict-beyond-their-coverage/54550602 edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) How to Make Insurers Pay a Verdict Beyond Their Coverage edwardkle Insurance companies does not pay claims fairly, forcing most injured victims to try cases even in the most straightforward case. Even when a trial verdicts results in a just award for the plaintiff or injured victim, it is difficult to collect directly from the defendant who do not have the assets to pay off the judgment. The only practical solution is to obtain an assignment of claims from the defendant, in exchange for a covenant not to execute, and go after the defendant’s insurers for the excess verdict. However, unless the correct procedural steps are taken to properly “set up” the insurance company, most insurance companies will balk at paying any funds that are above the third party policy limits of the defendant. The point of these slides is to set forth several suggestions to the plaintiff’s attorney who represents the injured victim to assist them in maximizing the ability to collect on the excess verdict and hold the insurance company accountable. The steps here are based upon Washington law. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/seminarpresentationonexcessverdicts-edle-151030024438-lva1-app6891-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Insurance companies does not pay claims fairly, forcing most injured victims to try cases even in the most straightforward case. Even when a trial verdicts results in a just award for the plaintiff or injured victim, it is difficult to collect directly from the defendant who do not have the assets to pay off the judgment. The only practical solution is to obtain an assignment of claims from the defendant, in exchange for a covenant not to execute, and go after the defendant’s insurers for the excess verdict. However, unless the correct procedural steps are taken to properly “set up” the insurance company, most insurance companies will balk at paying any funds that are above the third party policy limits of the defendant. The point of these slides is to set forth several suggestions to the plaintiff’s attorney who represents the injured victim to assist them in maximizing the ability to collect on the excess verdict and hold the insurance company accountable. The steps here are based upon Washington law.

How to Make Insurers Pay a Verdict Beyond Their Coverage from Edward K. Le

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0 10 common myths and misconceptions about traumatic brain injury /slideshow/common-myths-and-misconceptions-about-traumatic-brain-injury-a-victims-guide/47901273 commonmythsandmisperceptionsabouttraumaticbraininjury-forslideshare-150508082555-lva1-app6891
A guide from a Seattle brain injury attorney to the most common myths and false assumptions about traumatic brain injury and the true facts about post-concussive syndrome. It is to give the public general facts about brain injury symptoms and rehabilitation.]]>
A guide from a Seattle brain injury attorney to the most common myths and false assumptions about traumatic brain injury and the true facts about post-concussive syndrome. It is to give the public general facts about brain injury symptoms and rehabilitation.]]> Fri, 08 May 2015 08:25:55 GMT /slideshow/common-myths-and-misconceptions-about-traumatic-brain-injury-a-victims-guide/47901273 edwardkle@slideshare.net(edwardkle) 10 common myths and misconceptions about traumatic brain injury edwardkle A guide from a Seattle brain injury attorney to the most common myths and false assumptions about traumatic brain injury and the true facts about post-concussive syndrome. It is to give the public general facts about brain injury symptoms and rehabilitation. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/commonmythsandmisperceptionsabouttraumaticbraininjury-forslideshare-150508082555-lva1-app6891-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> A guide from a Seattle brain injury attorney to the most common myths and false assumptions about traumatic brain injury and the true facts about post-concussive syndrome. It is to give the public general facts about brain injury symptoms and rehabilitation.

10 common myths and misconceptions about traumatic brain injury from Edward K. Le

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0 https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/profile-photo-edwardkle-48x48.jpg?cb=1608239401 I am a trial lawyer whose practice emphasizes representing victims of traumatic brain injury and spinal cord injury. I am Board Certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy in Civil Trial Law, AV rated [highest ratings ethical and legal ratings] by the Bar Registry of Preeminent Attorneys, recognized as a Super Lawyer by Washington Law & Politics, a Top 100 attorney in the State of Washington by the National Trial Lawyers Association, and a Top 100 attorney by the American Society of Legal Advocates. In addition, I have receive an award by the Bar for the last 10 years for free pro bono work on behalf of the indigent. I love my job. I consider it a privilege to represent each client. www.edwardkle.com https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/provingthevestibularinjurycasehkle-pcsconflictedcopy2015-05-16-190909011002-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds edwardkle/recognize-potential-traumatic-vestibular-injuries Recognize Potential Tr... https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/dramshoppowerpointbyedle-190909001421-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/handling-the-dram-shop-alcohol-overservice-case/170066828 Handling the Dram Shop... https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/litigatingandhandlingthestairwayfallcase-190908235635-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/litigating-and-handling-the-stairway-fall-case-170065302/170065302 Litigating and handlin...