The Texas Trial Lawyers Association (TTLA) will hold its 2026 Annual Meeting and CLE Seminar November 11–13 in Dallas, TX. This year’s program, “Eighteen Wheels & Twelve Jurors Post-Chohan: The Evidence, the Story, the Ask,” gives plaintiff attorneys practical guidance on two fronts: building strong trucking cases and proving non-economic damages after the 2023 Gregory v. Chohan decision.
Thursday’s sessions cover broker and statutory employer liability, Chapter 72, electronic data from ECMs and telematics, and depositions of the driver, safety director, and corporate representative. Friday’s sessions focus on developing damages narratives from intake through voir dire, closings, and rebuttal, including live demonstrations of plaintiff and expert direct examinations in low-speed and catastrophic cases.
Representing IMS at the TTLA meeting are Senior Life Care Planning Expert Advisor Amy MacKenzie, PhD, RN, CLCP, CCM, and Senior Life Care Planning Expert Kristy Easley, MA, CCC-SLP, CBIS, CLCP. Amy and Kristy are certified life care planners who specialize in catastrophic injury matters. They can talk through how a well-supported plaintiff life care plan helps attorneys gauge the full value of a case early, before mediation, and how it turns future care needs and cost projections into testimony jurors understand if the case goes to trial. They can also discuss how IMS Medical Legal Experts help strengthen every stage of the case, from economic damages analysis and medical expert witness services to medical demonstratives.
If you are attending the 2026 TTLA Annual Meeting and CLE Seminar in Dallas, visit the IMS booth to learn how our team’s expertise can help you put a credible number on your next trucking injury case early, so you can negotiate with confidence and stay ready for trial.
