Background
Harp, J. Anderson was born on November 30, 1950 in Helena, Arkansas, United States.
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Author: "Thermography. Its Admission and Use at Trial," Georgia Trial Lawyers Seminar, 1984. "The Legal Responsibility of Those Who Serve Alcohol," Georgia Trial Lawyers Seminar, 1988.
"Alcohol: A Major Cause of Traumatic Brain Injured: N.C. Head Injury Newsletter, 1989. "Insurance Coverage Concerns for the Traumatic Brain Injured," N.C. Head Injury Newsletter, 1989. Co-Author: "Catastrophic Injury Cases: The Relationship of Traumatic Brain Injury and Spinal Cord Injury," Trial Diplomacy Journal, September, 1989.
"Alcohol: A Major Cause of Spinal Cord Injury", SCI Life, Winter, 1991. "Litigating Traumatic Seizure Disorder Cases," National Trial Lawyer, May 1991. "Litigating Head Trauma Cases," Wiley Law Publications, 1991.
"The Paralyzed Patient's Overlooked Mild or Moderate Traumatic Brain Injury," Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation, Summer, 1995. "Methylprednisolone and the Legal Standard of Care," Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation, Winter, 1996.
J. Anderson Harp
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American University (Bachelor of Arts, 1973). Mercer University (Juris Doctor, 1980).
Career
Butts v. Control of Georgia ready reckoner Company, 211 G.App. 619 (1993); Barnett v. CSX Transportation, Incorporated., 199 Georgia.App. 611 (1991); Upshaw v. Vulcan Materials, 197 Georgia.App. 604 (1990)Worked at Taylor, Harp & Callier (Columbus, Georgia) specializing in Plaintiff"s Personal Injury, FELA, Neurolaw and Wrongful Death. Practice in all States and Federal Courts. Trial and Appeal of Civil Cases.
Admitted to the bar, 1980, Georgia.
1983, Alabama and United States. Court of Military Appeals.
United States. Court of Appeals, Fifth and Eleventh Circuits.
United States. Supreme Court. Dean"s List, 1980. Member, Moot Court Board.
Author: "Thermography. Its Admission and Use at Trial," Georgia Trial Lawyers Seminar, 1984.
"The Legal Responsibility of Those Who Serve Alcohol," Georgia Trial Lawyers Seminar, 1988.
"Alcohol: A Major Cause of Traumatic Brain Injured: North Carolina Head Injury Newsletter, 1989. "Insurance Coverage Concerns for the Traumatic Brain Injured," North Carolina Head Injury Newsletter, 1989. Company-Author: "Catastrophic Injury Cases: The Relationship of Traumatic Brain Injury and Spinal Cord Injury," Trial Diplomacy Journal, September, 1989.
"Alcohol: A Major Cause of Spinal Cord Injury", Service Civil International Life, Winter, 1991.
"Litigating Traumatic Seizure Disorder Cases," National Trial Lawyer, May 1991. "Litigating Head Trauma Cases," Wiley Law Publications, 1991.
"The Paralyzed Patient"s Overlooked Mild or Moderate Traumatic Brain Injury," Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation, Summer, 1995. "Methylprednisolone and the Legal Standard of Care," Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation, Winter, 1996.
Lecturer: "The History of Spinal Cord Injury," Boston, 1989.
"The Overlap of Traumatic Brain Injury and Spinal Cord Injury," Boston, 1989. "How to Present Medical Damages at the Spinal Cord Injured"s Trial," Boston, 1989. Company-Chair, NSCIA"s Trial Lawyers Seminar: "The Spinal Cord Injury Case," Boston, 1989, New Orleans, 1992.
"How to Present Medical Damages at Trial," Secrets of the Tort Masters, The Academy of Florida Trial Lawyers, Panama City, Florida, 1990.
Company-Chair, "The Spinal Cord Injury Case", and "Demonstrative Evidence" San Diego, California, 1991. Vice-President, Executive Committee Member and Board Member, National Spinal Cord Injury Association, 1989-1995.
Editorial Board, IATROGENICS, Yale School of Medicine and International Society for Prevention of Iatrogenic Complications, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1991-1992. Topics in Spinal Cord Rehabilitation, Aspen Publishers, Gaithersburg, Maryland.
The Neurolaw Letter, HDI Publishers, Houston, Texas.
Adjunct Instructor, Rehabilitation Medicine, Emory University School of Medicine. Fellow, Roscoe Pound Foundation. Member: State Bar of Georgia.
Alabama State Bar.
American Bar Association. The Association of Trial Lawyers of America. Georgia Trial Lawyers Association (Vice President, 1986-1996).
Alabama Trial Lawyers Association.
Military: United States.M.C.R., Colonel, 1973-1995 (Board Certified as a Civil Trial Advocate, National Board of Trial Advocacy). Taylor, Harp & Callier has a practice limited to litigation and trial of substantial plaintiff"s personal injury cases.
The firm has developed expertise in the specialized areas of traumatic brain injury and spinal cord injury (neurolaw), particularly those cases involving common carriers, the Federal Employers" Liability Acting (F.E.L.A.), motor vehicle accidents and premises liability.
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Author: "Thermography. Its Admission and Use at Trial," Georgia Trial Lawyers Seminar, 1984. "The Legal Responsibility of Those Who Serve Alcohol," Georgia Trial Lawyers Seminar, 1988.
"Alcohol: A Major Cause of Traumatic Brain Injured: N.C. Head Injury Newsletter, 1989. "Insurance Coverage Concerns for the Traumatic Brain Injured," N.C. Head Injury Newsletter, 1989. Co-Author: "Catastrophic Injury Cases: The Relationship of Traumatic Brain Injury and Spinal Cord Injury," Trial Diplomacy Journal, September, 1989.
"Alcohol: A Major Cause of Spinal Cord Injury", SCI Life, Winter, 1991. "Litigating Traumatic Seizure Disorder Cases," National Trial Lawyer, May 1991. "Litigating Head Trauma Cases," Wiley Law Publications, 1991.
"The Paralyzed Patient's Overlooked Mild or Moderate Traumatic Brain Injury," Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation, Summer, 1995. "Methylprednisolone and the Legal Standard of Care," Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation, Winter, 1996.
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Member, Moot Court Board. Fellow, Roscoe Pound Foundation.
