Are you using AI tools like ChatGPT to research your legal case?

You’re not alone, and that’s the problem.

In this episode of True Law Stories, Iowa truck accident attorney Tim Semelroth shares what he’s seeing more and more: clients arriving misinformed, confused, or outright misled by AI-generated legal advice.

From privacy concerns to hallucinated case law, the dangers are real and costly.

Learn the two biggest mistakes people make when using AI in legal situations and how one client nearly tanked his case because of ChatGPT.

Learn about your legal rights after a truck accident: https://www.youtube.com/@IowaTruckAccidentLawyer

Have you been injured in an Iowa Delivery Truck Accident? Here are some additional videos!

Here’s Tim’s special method for Winning Truck Accident Cases in Iowa: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9J-u6G6gF_8

Can Trucking Companies Destroy Evidence Legally? https://www.youtube.com/shorts/m2NJ9KW_kus?app=desktop

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Ever had to drive your sick child to the doctor in bad weather? Katie did and was hit by a reckless delivery driver in Iowa

Katie was driving her sick child to the doctor on a snowy Iowa day.

A delivery truck that was not supposed to be on the road was rushing to make one more delivery.

The reckless truck driver slammed into her car. The crash left her with spinal injuries and pain that never went away.

Mother and School Administrator, Katie, thought the injuries would heal.

She waited too long, and the Truck Company destroyed crucial evidence for her case. The Iowa Delivery Company’s insurance company then refused Katie critical treatment.

In this episode of True Law Stories, the ONLY expert truck accident attorney in Iowa, Tim Semelroth, breaks down how trucking regulations are supposed to protect drivers like Katie and how those rules are often ignored.

From missing black box data to a jury rejecting the “act of God” defense, this is what it really takes to win justice after a truck crash.

Learn about your legal rights after a truck accident: https://www.youtube.com/@IowaTruckAccidentLawyer

Have you been injured in an Iowa Delivery Truck Accident? Here are some additional videos!

Here’s Tim’s special method for Winning Truck Accident Cases in Iowa: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9J-u6G6gF_8

Can Trucking Companies Destroy Evidence Legally? https://www.youtube.com/shorts/m2NJ9KW_kus?app=desktop

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What makes a jury believe one story over another? For Edmund Kozin, it comes down to storytelling and stunningly accurate visuals.

In this episode of True Law Stories, we reveal how Ed used advanced 3D legal animation to help secure a complete defense victory in a nearly $33 million product liability case. The plaintiff became a quadriplegic after a car crash and claimed a defective seat was to blame. Ed’s work showed otherwise, breaking down the truth in a way the jury could see, feel, and believe.

🎯 He also shares how his career started by building the iconic Fox Sports robot, and how that same cinematic attention to detail now transforms high-stakes trials.

• The Hidden Power of Visual Storytelling in Trials
• Why Most Legal Animations Fail and What Ed Does Differently
• The Spinal Injury That Changed Everything in This Case
• Recreating the Crash With Medical Accuracy
• What Crash Test Dummies Get Wrong in Court
• How Ed’s Animation Proved the Seat Was Not at Fault
• Normal Spine vs. DISH Condition Side-by-Side Demo
• What the Jury Saw That Changed the Trial Outcome
• Why Visuals Wake Up Bored Jurors and Win Trials
• The Future of Storytelling and Graphics in Legal Cases

Want to learn more from Edmund Kozin?

👉 Head over to his website: https://legaldepiction.com/

🔗 Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edmund-kozin-40aa1855/

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