USLAW Live! | Talking Comparative Fault with Meghan Litecky

Meghan Litecky, a former prosecutor turned civil litigator from Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, joins USLAW Live! to unpack the “empty chair” defense (or lack thereof in Missouri), pure comparative fault, and key issues in transportation and premises liability. She and USLAW Live! co-hosts Jessica Dark (Pierce Couch in Oklahoma) and Nick Rauch (Larson • King LLP in Minnesota and North Dakota) also discuss damages outcomes and the value of engaging experts—from arborists to S-E-A, Ltd. and the Department of Transportation. They also cover J-turns, vegetation management, cattle guards—and, for good measure, the best bites at the Minnesota State Fair. Enjoy this wide-ranging conversation.

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The USLAW Live podcast is part of USLAW Remote: Listen, one of five dedicated programming channels of USLAW Remote, USLAW’s new virtual learning collection. Each episode of USLAW Live provides interviews, lighthearted conversations and discussions about prominent legal issues. Join us as we get to know our members, discuss the legal and business issues keeping us up at night, and add some fun to your day! USLAW Live is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Pandora and iHeartRadio, or listen to the latest episodes here: uslaw.org/uslaw-live.