Post-traumatic Stress Disorder: The New Brain Damage - On Demand CLE

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Post-traumatic stress disorder is a common factor in many civil litigation cases. Being in a life-threatening accident, such as a car crash, is one of the leading causes of PTSD in both men and women. How do you effectively prove to a jury that your client has PTSD, and what information can you use to expose bad defense tactics?

Dorothy Clay Sims, bestselling author of Exposing Deceptive Defense Doctors, has dedicated her career to defending plaintiffs against experts with ulterior motives. In this 60-minute program, she will arm you with unique ways to prove your client has PTSD and will prepare you for common defense strategies.

Program summary:

• How to prove your client suffers from PTSD
• Simple tests you can perform yourself, including using an iPhone and a blood pressure cuff
• Typical diagnostic tests for PTSD 
• Diagnosing PTSD based on brain scans
• Physiological findings that coincide with PTSD
• How to expose common defenses
• How the defense will try to manipulate the results of common diagnostic tests
• Outcome studies on PTSD ignored by the defense
• Handling claims of malingering

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