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A Covert Weapon For Litigators

Alternative Strategies in Products Liability, Personal Injury and Organizational Negligence Tort

Created byTom Taormina
4.5
(113 reviews)
BeginnerUpdated Jun 16, 2024
A Covert Weapon For Litigators

What You'll Learn

check_circleExplore how FBP combines quality management practices with expert witness investigative tools.
check_circleIdentify the role of ISO 9001 and other quality standards in establishing duty of care.
check_circleExamine case studies that demonstrate the application of these standards in litigation.
check_circleUnderstand the importance of empirical evidence in proving or disproving standard of care.
check_circleDiscover techniques for mining discovery and utilizing online resources to strengthen legal arguments.
check_circleExamine real-world case studies to understand common pitfalls and successful strategies in products liability and organizational negligence cases.

About This Course

This CLE course, presented by Tom Taormina, delves into innovative and effective strategies for litigators handling products liability, personal injury, and organizational negligence tort cases. Drawing from his extensive background as a quality control engineer at NASA and over 30 years in consulting, Taormina introduces his proprietary investigative methodology, Forensic Business Pathology® (FBP). This course provides practical insights and tools to help attorneys establish duty of care and prove standard of care using empirical evidence, ultimately enhancing their litigation success rate.

Key topics discussed:

  • Introduction to Forensic Business Pathology (FBP)
  • Establishing Duty of Care
  • Proving Standard of Care
  • Effective Litigation Strategies
  • Real-World Applications and Case Studies

 

Your Instructor

Tom Taormina
Tom Taormina

Principal | The Taormina Group

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With a perspective cultivated from having worked with more than 700 companies, Tom Taormina brings a unique talent for precision problem diagnosis, strategic thinking, and effective written and verbal communications skills to his work as a quality consultant, trainer, and liability avoidance expert. Tom was a member of the team at Mission Control in Houston during the Apollo 13 disaster and recovery. His experiences during his 14 years at NASA formed the foundation for his ability to rapidly analyze problems and diagnose solutions. Tom was part of the early evolution of Quality Control Engineering at NASA. Beyond writing standards for process excellence, he also pioneered early breakthroughs in supply chain management. This skill set makes him an effective business consultant and insightful expert witness in products liability and organizational negligence. As a business consultant, Tom conducts strategic business assessments, root cause analyses, process planning, quality management and risk assessments for companies from startup to global brand leaders. As a consulting and testifying expert in products liability and organizational negligence, he conducts formal assessments of the defendant companies to determine if they exhibited an appropriate or negligent standard of care in introducing their products or services to the stream of commerce. Tom’s proprietary methodology has been trademarked Forensic Business Pathology® and has been an accepted credential by trial attorneys and judges. Tom has written 12 books on the beneficial use of ISO 9001 and on risk avoidance.

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