Multi-Channel Media by and with Nathan J D Veldhuis

As technology evolves, and the trial lawyer’s duty to prove the nature and extent of brain injuries in cases involving traumatic brain injury (TBI) continues, it is critical the lawyers keep up with the medicine. In many, if not most, cases involving traumatic brain injury (TBI), the results of regular, routine, diagnostic tests, such as MRIs and CT Scans, return normal. This is true, even though the person has sustained a permanent traumatic brain injury and is demonstrating symptoms such as

Neuro-Quantum Studies Produce Objective Findings of Traumatic Brain Injury

In civil cases not involving family law or workers' compensation claims, three levels of courts exist in Virginia; the General District Court, Circuit Court and the Supreme Court. What follows is a brief overview of the life of a personal injury action in General District Court. READ MORE

The Pros & Cons of Filing in Virginia General District Court

The authors intentionally place heavy focus on the jury throughout the book—who are the members of the jury, how are they selected, how does a trial lawyer best communicate with the jury, what to do and what not to do in front of jurors and prospective jurors, how to win a jury over with the lawyer’s view of the case, and other gems. The book speaks directly to the reader in an almost conversational way, which also makes it easy to read. READ MORE

The Art and Science of Mastering the Jury Trial