EPISODE · Sep 25, 2023 · 1H
Dan D’Angelo and Tyrone Glover – The Winning Trifecta: Investigation, Voir Dire, and Vestibular Component in an mTBI Case
from Colorado Trial Lawyer Connection
Pedestrian versus car at an intersection—It’s he said, she said, unless you have the video footage. However, you may not get the tape that easily. Be prepared to put in the work to investigate.In this episode of Colorado Trial Lawyer Connection, Keith Fuicelli is joined by attorneys Dan D’Angelo and Tyrone Glover who recently won an almost $3 million verdict in Denver District Court for their client who was hit in a crosswalk by a car and suffered a mild traumatic brain injury. Tune in as Dan and Tyrone talk about how they approached investigating the case, the importance of the vestibular component of a TBI case, and how to conduct voir dire to make sure you have the most receptive jury to hear your case.Learn More and Connect with Colorado Trial Lawyers☑️ Dan D’Angelo | LinkedIn ☑️ D’Angelo Law Office, P.C. Website☑️ D’Angelo Law Office, P.C. on Facebook☑️ Tyrone Glover | LinkedIn ☑️ Tyrone Glover Law, LLC Website☑️ Keith Fuicelli | LinkedIn☑️ Fuicelli & Lee Injury Lawyers Website☑️ Fuicelli & Lee Injury Lawyers on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube & LinkedIn☑️ Subscribe Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTubeEpisode SnapshotGetting to know Dan D’Angelo and Tyrone GloverInvestigate early in the case or risk losing evidenceThings that can be missed by doctors in a TBI caseUsing bad facts to your advantage in jury selectionThe information contained in this podcast is not intended to be taken as legal advice. The information provided by Fuicelli & Lee is intended to provide general information regarding comprehensive injury and accident attorney services for clients in the state of Colorado.
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