Spinal Injury Cases, Session One: Basic Spinal Anatomy for Lawyers and Legal Staff - On Demand Stephen Palley and has long been an

and has long been an authority on the topic

In the second part of Polarizing the Case

Cross-examining the corporate representative at trial (with trial ex­cerpts)

The bottom left medical illustration demonstrates a close up of the nerve anatomy and the lumbar medial branch block

Simons Lois (1999)

Spinal Injury Cases, Session One: Basic Spinal Anatomy for Lawyers and Legal Staff - On Demand Stephen Palley and has long been anSpinal injuries are some of the most common injuries caused by motor vehicle accidents. In this session, Dr. DeShaw provides basic information about the spine so that you can obtain better outcomes when handling spinal injury claims. By better understanding the anatomy, you (and your paralegal staff) will be able to properly identify your clients injuries and argue their case. The following areas will be addressed: Basic anatomical terms Planes of