pierceshowspostscript
Pierce and Show’s Personal Injury Postscript
Motorcycle accident cases present unique legal and practical challenges — from smaller contact patches and visibility issues to severe injuries and inadequate insurance coverage. In this episode, Christopher Shows explains what every Louisiana rider should know about accident claims, comparative fault, and evidence preservation after a crash.
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Jun 24, 2026
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Episodes
The Evidence That Makes or Breaks Your Personal Injury Case 24.06.2026 20:48
Episode Summary: In this episode of Pierce and Shows Personal Injury Post Script, host Lisa Mosbey sits down with Chris Shows, a seasoned personal injury attorney based in Baton Rouge, to discuss the critical types of evidence that can make or break an injury claim in Louisiana. Chris emphasizes the importance of gathering evidence immediately after an accident, such as taking photos and collectin...
Uninsured & Underinsured Motorist Coverage: The Safety Net Most People Ignore 04.02.2026 14:57
Episode Summary: In this episode, Attorney Chris Shows sheds light on the importance of uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage in Louisiana. He explains the risks of low liability limits and how these coverages can safeguard accident victims from significant financial hardships. Chris emphasizes the need for informed decision-making when it comes to insurance choices, offering valuable insig...
Louisiana’s New Comparative Fault Law: What Changed and Why It Matters 07.01.2026 14:10
Episode Summary: In this episode of the Pierce & Shows Personal Injury Post-Script, Attorney Chris Shows explains the nuances of Louisiana's new comparative fault law. He delves into the transition from contributory negligence to comparative fault, the impact of the recent tort reform, and how fault percentages determine recovery amounts for accident victims. Key Timestamps: 00:00 – Introducti...
Why Trial Experience Matters in Personal Injury Representation 10.12.2025 15:37
Episode Summary: In this episode, Attorney Chris Shows discusses why having a lawyer with real courtroom experience can make or break a personal injury case. He explains how trial-tested attorneys approach evidence, handle negotiations, and earn respect from insurance companies — often leading to better settlements for their clients. Chris also shares stories from his own trial experience, includi...
Dealing with Insurance Adjusters After an Injury 25.11.2025 17:00
Episode Summary: In this episode, Attorney Chris Shows explains what really happens when insurance adjusters—or “claims specialists”—contact accident victims after a crash. He breaks down their real motives, how the process has changed over the years, and why accident victims should be extremely careful about what they say. Chris also shares smart tips for gathering evidence, protecting your claim...
Lessons Learned from Motorcycle Racing About Risk and Recovery 29.10.2025 22:07
Episode Summary Louisiana personal injury attorney Chris Shows shares lessons learned from decades of motorcycle riding and racing — and how those experiences shape the way he helps injured clients. From understanding road hazards and crash dynamics to managing recovery and insurance negotiations, Chris breaks down practical ways riders can manage risk, protect themselves, and recover smarter afte...
How Motorcycle Accident Cases Differ from Car Accident Cases in Louisiana 15.10.2025 20:15
Episode Summary In this episode, Christopher Shows shares key insights from over 30 years of experience handling personal injury cases across Louisiana. He explains what makes motorcycle accident cases legally and practically different from car accident cases — from road conditions and visibility challenges to insurance gaps and comparative fault. Christopher also offers practical advice for rider...
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