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By Kenneth Obenski, Paul Hill, Eric Shapiro, and Jack Debes.
Motorcycle accidents are very different from other accidents, and this book will make you an expert. You’ll learn how to reconstruct an accident, with the special mechanics of riding a motorcycle and the way a motorcycle performs mechanically explained in clear, non-technical terms. The book explains the differences between standard motorcycles and similar vehicles, human factors issues such as conspicuity and evasive action, visual perception questions, and injury biomechanics. A wide variety of motorcycle accidents are reconstructed and explained.
The book also thoroughly discusses the legal issues unique to motorcycle accidents, including helmet laws, accidents on public and private property, trespassing, warnings, roadway and motorcycle defects, injury to passengers, and motorcycles and alcohol. CD-Rom included.
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One volume, casebound, 416 pages, plus CD.
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Rainmaking is not a “natural” talent! Let the founders of the high-level Atticus program give you specific, easy, practical and stress-free client development systems that have really worked for hundreds of lawyers who have used them with remarkable results. 
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Used by Mass. judges as an official guide, the Benchbook gives you the critical language and holding of every significant Massachusetts decision on police motor vehicle stops, plus a highly detailed, easy-to-use table of contents with 38 issues of law and more than 350 nuances so you can instantly pinpoint the controlling issues in your case.
