Fulbright v. Americraft Industries and Parker, Fifth Edition

John “Jackie” Fulbright was a promising high school quarterback with a potential professional football career, until one day when his dreams and his motorcycle were shattered when he was hit by Jamie Parker’s Cadillac. Fulbright claims he suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) in the accident that left him unable to play football ever again, resulting in loss of earning potential. Jamie Parker and Parker’s employer, Americraft Industries, claim the motorcycle came out of nowhere and the accident was unavoidable, and that Fulbright’s TBI was not caused by the accident. Psychological experts opine on the causation and effects of the TBI in this well-balanced personal injury case file. New to the 5th Edition:  Expert reports from a psychologist and a psychiatrist Updated exhibits and witness statements Plaintiff’s injury is a traumatic brain injury (TBI), not a seizure disorder The experts in the case are psychological experts who opine on the causation of the TBI (formerly, the experts were medical doctors opining about the seizure disorder). Professors and students will benefit from: A short, well balanced case file with updated exhibits Psychological experts regarding causation of plaintiff’s TBI Detailed teaching notes