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Evidentiary Issues in TBI Cases - Daubert Motions -Neuropsychological Assessment and PET
Enhancing Value By Using DVD Media In A TBI Case
Defining Mild Traumatic Brain Injury
Understanding Mild Traumatic Brain Injury : Before And After Witnesses
Traumatic Brain Injury Case Selection
Referring a Case
A Guide to Selecting an Attorney in Cases of Traumatic Brain Injury
Bankruptcy and Traumatic Brain Injury
Enhancing Value by Using DVD Media in a TBI Case, with Fulton, ATLA TBILG, Nov. 2006.
Doing the Right Thing for the Right Reason, Communique, Dec. 2005.
2005 Rules Need More Salt, Advocate, Dec 2005.
Understanding Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: Before and After Witnesses, Neurolaw, 2004.
Referring a Case, Communique, March 2003.
Buyer Beware: Referring Cases, Communique, Clark County Bar Assoc., May 2003.
Bankruptcy & Traumatic Brain Injury, Advocate, Nevada Trial Lawyers Assoc., July 2003.
Cheap Courtesy National Lawyer’s Assoc, Summer 2001.
Overcoming Juror Bias in TBI cases: The Unseen Injury, NeuroLaw Letter, vol.10, no. 2 October 2000.
There is Nothing Minor about Mild Brain Injury, Advocate - Nevada Trial Lawyer's Association Journal March 2000; NeuroLaw Letter, Vol.9, No. 7, March 2000.
Opening & Closing Statements in the Mild Traumatic Brain Case, The Neurolaw Letter, Vol.8, No. 6, March 1999.
A Brain Injury Case: $5,750,000, The Challenger, January-February 1999, Brain Injury Association 1998 Syllabus.
Defining Mild Traumatic Brain Injury 1998.
A Guide to Selecting an Attorney in Cases of Traumatic Brain Injury, 1997.
Guidelines for Buying Insurance in Nevada, 1995.
Insurance Reform not Tort Reform, 1989.
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