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A Look Back at RPC in 2021 and Forward to 2022 - From RPC President, Ronald T. Luke, JD, PhD
The Supreme Court of Texas (“SCOT”) has handed down decisions that better define the limits on a plaintiff’s liability to a defendant for medical expenses in a personal injury case. These decisions have also clarified a defendant’s right to reasonable discovery from a plaintiff’s medical providers to determine the damages for medical expenses. In this blog, we review what this means for plaintiff and defense attorneys.
RPC’s video addresses the new direction of calculating oil worker earnings and discusses two special considerations when projecting loss of earning capacity for oil and gas workers in personal injury litigation.
Medical expenses, past and future, are often the largest element of damages in a personal injury case. Indirectly, medical expenses are often the keystone used to calculate non-economic damage elements. Plaintiff and defense counsels know to carefully analyze the plaintiff’s medical expenses. RPC has the data, expertise, and experience to assist counsel in personal injury cases by analyzing past and future medical expenses. This blog lists specific ways we have assisted
Recently, an RPC expert was deposed in a non-stenographic Zoom deposition. No court reporter or videographer was present. In this blog, we present a legal memorandum of the law governing oral depositions taken remotely without a court reporter and model stipulations to ensure the accuracy of depositions.
RPC's Success and Growth in 2018