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The "Prior Odds" Fallacy
One of the increasingly common arguments I see defense experts make in our automobile collision practice and our aircraft crash practice involves the misuse of statistical evidence. Defense experts have taken the prior odds of a particular type of injury occurring in a certain type of accident and then applied that same statistical probability (which is often low) to support the defense argument t...
The Two Front War: Fighting Both The Defendant and Your Insurer
Most individuals who call our office recognize they can recover damages when they have been injured through the negligence of others. The wrongful conduct could be any number of things: drunk driving, running a stop sign, speeding, crashing a plane, marketing a defective product, creating a dangerous work environment. They understand the defendant will typically deny he was negligent. They are not...
Neil O'Donnell Selected for Alaska Super Lawyers
Alaska Personal Injury Law Group member Neil O'Donnell has recently been selected for inclusion in 2011 Alaska Super Lawyers. Super Lawyers advises that "only five percent of the attorneys in the state are named to the list" and that selection is based on "peer recognition and professional achievement." Alaska Personal Injury Law Group members Neil O'Donnell, Mike Moody and Richard Vollertsen have...