Day 2: Getting the data: understanding USDOT websites, post-crash inspections and vehicle computer downloads

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Date Published

January 14, 2020

Publisher

Ohio Association for Justice

Subjects

Trucking Litigation

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Summary

Part 2 of a 3 Day Webinar Series - January 13-15, 2020

Truck crash litigation is different than litigating car crash cases. This webinar starts with an overview of the federal regulations and industry standards that govern commercial motor vehicles. It then gets more in-depth with currently technology issues and ends with practical advice for maximizing case value.

Day 1: Overview of trucking law: intake, first steps, law and standards of care

Day 2: Getting the data: understanding USDOT websites, post-crash inspections and vehicle computer downloads

Day 3: Maximizing non-catastrophic truck cases; 9 things to do before settling a truck crash case

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Presenters

Michael Leizerman

The Law Firm for Truck Safety

Michael Leizerman is a founder of the law firm Leizerman & Young, which handles truck accident litigation across the... Read More

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Getting the data: understanding USDOT websites, post-crash inspections and vehicle computer downloads

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