3/28/2025· Transportation
The Misuse And Underuse Of Video Cameras
By: Ned Einstein
This article will address a theme that continues to pop up more and more in the lawsuits on which I work, as an expert witness, in various modes of public transportation: The use of video cameras as part of the industry’s monitoring efforts - the industry’s weakest link.
3/26/2025· Expert Witnessing
The Expert Advantage: Winning Strategies In Personal Injury Litigation
By: Dick Bridy, PhD
To navigate the intricate landscape of personal injury litigation, expert witnesses are indispensable. These individuals, possessing specialized knowledge from fields such as medicine, accident reconstruction, economics, vocational assessment, and mental health, serve as crucial interpreters, bridging the gap between complex technical data and the pursuit of legal redress
3/24/2025· Foot / Ankle Surgery
Spacer As Definitive Management For Postoperative Ankle Infection
All patients with a retained antibiotic cement spacer were mobile and able to perform basic activities of daily living with minimal discomfort. Cement The long-term use of antibiotic impregnated cement spacers following postoperative ankle infection is a reasonable option in the low demand patient with surgical or medical co-morbidities.
3/21/2025· Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
Healthcare Manufacturing Company Gains Access To Real-Time Data And Enables Mobile Workforce
With products and services sold in 120+ countries worldwide, this organization was struggling with process inefficiencies across locations. Many of these locations were isolated, so demand planning and forecasting had long lead times to get raw materials.
3/21/2025· Psychiatry
Competing Models Of Personality Disorders
By: Dr. James Reich
This paper reviews the virtues of applying a dimensional model and/or the more traditional categorical model to classification of personality disorders. The authors suggest how the particular merits of both might be incorporated. A model is proposed that organizes personality typology around a dimension of severity of impairment or dysfunction.
2/19/2025· Insurance
Does Workers Compensation Insurance Cover Undocumented Workers
Picture this: You're an insurance professional, and a client asks you, "Does our workers' comp policy cover undocumented workers?" If you've been in the industry long enough, you know the answer before I say it – it depends. But let's dive into why that's the case and what it means for employers and insurers alike.
2/12/2025· Expert Witnessing
3 Ways Case Studies Are Unbelievably Helpful For Expert Witnesses
By: Hana Zumout, MS
Attracting the right clients requires credibility, authority, and visibility. But how can experts effectively showcase their knowledge, analytical skills, and ability to communicate complex information? The answer: case studies.
2/3/2025· Nonprofit Organizations
New Legislation Could Threaten Nonprofit Tax-Exempt Status
By: Jess Birken, Esq
In January 2025, there’s a bill making its way through the Senate that has nonprofit leaders concerned – and for good reason. The Stop Terror-Financing and Tax Penalties on American Hostages Act seems straightforward and easy to support, right?
1/28/2025· Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
Manufacturer Selects ERP System To Improve Its Manufacturing Planning Processes
The company’s current ERP system was a homegrown system, and the company was quickly outgrowing it. The company needed a new ERP system to standardize and improve its manufacturing processes, especially its manufacturing planning process. At the time, each department had its own planning processes.
1/28/2025· Security
Duty to Defend: Is it Time to "Reimagine" Municipal Liability?
By: Dr. James Pastor
The title of this article asks what some would see as a loaded question. The genesis of this question stems from the current socio-political dynamic. Avoiding divisive rhetoric while addressing significant legal and public safety concerns is my challenge.
