ARTICLES

11/25/2024· Blockchain Information

Understanding Bitcoin In Criminal Defense Cases

By: Beth Mohr, CFE, CAMS, CCCI

There is nothing mysterious about Bitcoin, and a criminal defense lawyer may run across it in various types of cases: a tax evasion prosecution involving Bitcoin, a case in which an individual allegedly used Bitcoin to buy or sell illegal goods or services, a money laundering investigation involving Bitcoin, or a case in which the client allegedly committed a street robbery involving cash and Bitcoin.

11/25/2024· Expert Witnessing

Perspectives of a Plastic Surgery Expert Witness

By: Dr. Jorge Perez

Expert witnesses are an essential part of many legal proceedings. At trial, an expert witness can effectively convey and explain matters that are outside the common knowledge of jurors. A good expert witness performs an honest and thorough evaluation of the case, including its strengths and potential weaknesses. They must also be able to synthesize the case and articulate their opinions effectively to a jury

10/22/2024· Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)

Biotechnology Company Selects A Software System To Enable Data-Driven Manufacturing

By: Panorama Consulting Group

Cellular Technology Limited (CTL) is a fast- growing organization in the biotechnology sector. CTL is a pioneer and industry leader in the development, use, and manufacture of standardized tools for specializing in cellular immune assays. CTL was seeking to move to a cloud solution that was industry compliant and validated.

10/22/2024· Telecommunication

While Low-Band Spectrum Is "beachfront property," Mid-Bands Offer Higher Capacities Needed For 5G

By: Keith Mallinson

Cellular technologies have improved to utilize the greater capacity in the larger bandwidths--including in mmWave bands with 5G--that is needed to satisfy the massive growth in mobile data. Much of the radio spectrum--including frequencies between 2.5 GHz and 3.5 GHz--that used to be deemed less than ideal for cellular and which were termed "high-band" are now very highly sought-after and defined as "mid-band."

10/22/2024· Speech-Language Pathology

Instrumental And Clinical Evaluation Of Swallowing In The Analysis Of A Choking Death

By: Megan M. Hamilton, MS, CCC-SLP

Aspiration of material into the lungs can lead to respiratory infection including aspiration pneumonia, which is often fatal, some studies indicate up to 70% mortality rate. Speech Language Pathologists (SLP) evaluate swallow function and provide treatment or recommend strategies, textures and consistencies to reduce risk for aspiration.

10/16/2024· Premises Liability

Slip, Trip, and Fall: Navigating the Complexities of Premises Liability

By: Dick Bridy, PhD

Premises liability is a relatively simple concept: landowners, lessors, and occupiers of land must keep their property safe and avoid causing harm to others. Premises liability lawsuits can arise from an array of circumstances including a slip and fall by an individual, a construction site accident,

10/16/2024· Ethics / Ethical Duties

A Potential Conflict For Complying With California Mandated Mediation Disclosures?

By: William A. Muñoz, Esq

This article will look at California’s mediation disclosure requirement under Evidence Code Section 1129 through the lens of the Rules of Professional Conduct to conclude that there may be ethical obligations that attorneys should consider above and beyond the disclosure itself, and how to avoid the consequences of noncompliance.

10/16/2024· Human Resources

Human Resources (HR) Expert Witness - The Partner You Didn't Know You Needed In exPRt HR

By: Ramona Powell, SPHR

In employment law, engaging an HR Expert Witness can be a pivotal factor in the success of your case. An HR Expert Witness is more than just a consultant; they are a strategic partner who brings a wealth of knowledge and insight into employment practices and laws.

10/16/2024· Medical - Medicine

Ectopic Prostatic Tissue Involving The Omentum And Presenting With Intussusception And Small Intestinal Obstruction

By: Dr. Paul Michaels

Ectopic prostatic tissue has been uncommonly reported within the literature in the past, typically described involving areas within the lower genitourinary tract. Although patients can occasionally present with urinary symptoms related to the ectopic prostatic tissue, many of these cases are identified incidentally.

10/16/2024· Foot / Ankle Surgery

Early Protected Weightbearing After Open Reduction Internal Fixation Of Ankle Fractures With Trans-syndesmotic Screws

By: John M. Schuberth, DPM

Traditional postoperative care after open reduction internal fixation (ORIF) of unstable ankle fractures with syndesmotic instability includes non-weightbearing for 6 to 8 weeks. However, prolonged non-weightbearing may be detrimental. The goal of this case series was to assess the outcomes of early protected weightbearing after operative treatment