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Accident Reconstruction Seminar for Legal Assistants - An instructional seminar to assist legal assistants in understanding accident reconstruction techniques. Presented to the Houston Legal Assistants Association. This seminar qualifies for CLAE credit under the limited non-substantive law category for Certified Legal Assistants in attendance. Houston, Texas. December 2, 1989.
Accident Reconstruction Seminar - An instructional seminar for interested attorney, claims adjuster and legal assistants regarding accident reconstruction techniques and problem solving. Houston, Texas. November 17, 1990
Auto Accident Reconstruction - An instructional seminar approved by the State Bar of Texas, Course number: 298000001. This course has been approved by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization for credit towards the continuing legal education requirements for certification re-certification in Personal Injury Trial Law. This course has been certified for 7 hours MCLE credit. Houston, Texas. Held on April 28, 1993 and October 27, 1993.
Low Speed Impacts - An instructional seminar regarding low speed auto rear-end accidents and their relationship to the negotiating process. Presented to the staff of John M. Devlin, Attorney at Law. Houston, Texas. October 7, 1996.
Defeating the No Damage = No Injury Theory - An instructional seminar regarding low speed impact damage and the human injury threshold potential. Presented to the law firm of Terry Bryant & Associates. Houston, Texas. November 27, 1996.
Saving Investigative Dollars: Issues & Answers - An instructional seminar regarding the most effective use of accident reconstruction experts with respect to costs and expenses. Presented to the legal staff of Waldman & Smallwood, P.C., Attorney at Law. February 22, 1997.
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Practical Auto Accident Investigation Tools - An instructional seminar regarding useful investigative tools when dealing with insurance fraud claims. Presented to AIG Claim Services, Inc., S.I.U. Special Investigators. Houston, Texas. March 5, 1997.
Real World 101 - A panel of University of Texas alumni from a variety of fields share their perspectives on “If I only knew then what I know now…” A discussion on life, work, family and hard-earned wisdom. Presented by the EX-Student Association. The University of Texas at Austin, November 14, 1998.
An Adjuster’s View of the Bad Faith Claims Process - Author and Guest Speaker for The University of Texas School of Law 10th Annual Conference on the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act, December 18, 1998, San Antonio, Texas.
Effective Methods of Accident Reconstruction - Author and Guest Speaker for South Texas College of Law, Personal Injury Law Conference: Keys to Success. April 14, 2000. Houston, Texas.
Daubert/Robinson Challenge Seminar - Guest speaker and seminar participant on behalf of the Houston Trial Lawyers Association. May 18, 2000. Houston, Texas.
Developing Intersectional Crash Defenses - A symposium regarding the investigation, development, analysis and implementation of intersection accident defenses. Prepared for Scottsdale Insurance Company Transportation Unit, Scottsdale, Arizona. December 14, 2000.
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Bad Faith As A Claims Process - How & Why Adjusters Fall Into Bad Faith Traps. Author and Seminar Guest Speaker for the claims staff of American Modern Home Insurance Company, a subsidiary of The Midland Company. July 19, 2001. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Being An Expert Witness Is No Accident - Guest Speaker for the Humble Rotary Club, Humble Civic Center, October 30, 2002. Today’s Insurance Issues & the Humorous Side of Claims Adjusting.
Auto Accident Reconstruction Techniques - Guest Speaker and Author of Accident Reconstruction Course Seminar presented to the claims staff of Germania Insurance Company. Brenham, Texas October 26, 2005. 7 hours of CE approved by the TDI for the 23 participating adjusters and supervisors.
Auto Accident Reconstruction Techniques - Guest Speaker and Author of Accident Reconstruction Course Seminar presented to the claims staff of US Auto Insurance Company. Dallas, Texas May 2, 2006. 7 hours of CE approved by the TDI for the 22 participating adjusters and supervisors.
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