Archived Webinars

TASA ID: 1013

On November 20, 2014 The TASA Group in conjunction with transportation safety expert, Carl Berkowitz presented a free, one hour, interactive webinar presentation, Passenger Safety: Train and Bus, for all legal professionals.

This webinar cover common slips, trips and falls in the areas of transportation safety.  The program explored how numerous passengers suffer injuries each year and how those injuries can occur.  

TASA ID: 265

TASA ID: 248

On October 7, 2014, The TASA Group in conjunction with medical device expert, Dr. Edward Reese presented a free, one-hour, interactive webinar presentation, The Implications of Medical Device Labeling, for all legal professionals.

This webinar discussed the implications of medical device labeling that could contribute to, or directly cause, a patient serious injury or death. Dr. Reese provided information about the established laws and regulations that govern device-labeling requirements. He also discussed commercial distribution, as well as Design Objective Intent.

TASA ID: 3404

On September 23, 2014 The TASA Group in conjunction with roofing construction safety expert, Daniel O’Connell presented a free, one hour, interactive webinar presentation, Overview of Safety and Health Hazards in Roofing Construction for all legal professionals.

This webinar provided a general overview of the various safety and health hazards that roofing construction workers may be exposed to or encounter.  These include chemical, physical environmental and ergonomic hazards.

TASA ID: 3188

On June 19, 2014 at 2:00 p.m., The TASA Group in conjunction with retail store safety expert Robert Loderstedt presented a free, one-hour, interactive webinar, Inside Retail Store Safety, for all legal professionals.

In this presentation Mr. Loderstedt provided plaintiff and defense attorneys with information about retail store safety for use in premises liability casework.  Attorneys will be able to strengthen their case strategy and approach.  He discussed the typical types of cases that occur in the retail store, the areas where these types of injuries often occur, management issues, and resources for standards within the industry.