Managing an Effective Personal Injury Practice
Jan 18, 2013
Whether you see one new personal injury (PI) case a month or several score, an effective ...
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No-Fault’s Failure in America
Jan 18, 2013
The Chiropractic community should be concerned about the “Pure No-Fault” initiative ...
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To the Point: Questions and Answers on First Party Med Pay when an “Excess” Policy is in Effect
Jan 18, 2013
With Gary Lewkovich, DC and Shawn Steel, Esq. Dr. Lewkovich: Your reputation in the c ...
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Common-Fund Doctrine Overruled
Jan 17, 2013
Michael Lovett was seriously injured when his vehicle was rear-ended by a truck. Lovett ...
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A Visit with a Friend of Chiropractic — Karl Lewitt, M.D.
Jan 17, 2013
“I have always felt I have swindled a patient when I give them a drug.” Dr. Karl Lew ...
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Interpleader: Trap or Opportunity? Perspectives on Personal Injury
Jan 17, 2013
The California bar launched a new device which can help dishonest lawyers. The legal dev ...
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Why PI Liens Work
Jan 17, 2013
The PI lien is one of the more misunderstood tools of personal injury practice. Not only ...
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Colossus vs. the Human Race (and What to Do About It), Part One
Jan 17, 2013
We first got wind of this strange software program, “Colossus,” when the National As ...
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People vs. California State Auto Insurance Bureau
Jan 17, 2013
AAA Settles Suit that Denied Chiro Reimbursement The American Automobile Association (A ...
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Chiropractic Strikes Back: a Bold Coalition
Jan 17, 2013
Thousands of victims, policyholders, and health care providers have united to challenge ...
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Chiropractic Pioneering in Eastern Europe
Jan 17, 2013
Eugene Anderson, D.C., and his son, Steven Anderson, D.C., are spreading the good word a ...
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$120.5 Million Verdict against Aetna Managed Care
Jan 17, 2013
The managed care industry is gasping for its collective breath in the aftermath of a jur ...
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