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New 1-Hr CLE Course

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Course Title: Introduction to Accident Reconstruction

Enhance your expertise with ATA Associates’ 1-hour CLE course, Introduction to Accident Reconstruction. Available in-person or virtually, this course is designed to provide a solid foundation in accident reconstruction, focusing on the scientific and technical methods used to analyze an incident. Participants will learn about key concepts, such as vehicle dynamics, collision forces, skid marks, and how these elements contribute to determining accident causes.

Whether you’re an attorney, a paralegal, or otherwise involved in the legal industry, this course is perfect for seeking a practical understanding of accident reconstruction to strengthen case analysis and litigation strategies. Join us for this informative session and gain valuable insights into this specialized area.

Search for classes on the State Bar of Texas CLE website.

Course No: 174254725

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