Billy Cox Group is dedicated to educating professionals in the insurance, legal, and corporate community who use our services. We currently offer many seminars approved by the Texas Department of Insurance for continuing education credit.

Advanced Impact Biomechanics (4.0)
Course number: TDI Provider 4013, Course No. 51632CG040
Expiration date: 2010-08-01

This course was created to dovetail with the introductory Low Speed Impact Biomechanics course or provide higher level information to a more experienced audience. This course explores some of the facts and common myths associated with low speed and high speed impact biomechanics. This course also includes in-depth discussion of specific injury mechanism associated with injuries that commonly occur in low velocity collisions. Examples of case law affecting biomechanical expert testimony will also be discussed.

To reinforce the concepts, three case studies will be discussed. In the first, a low speed collision where injury complaints are consistent is profiled. In the second, a non-injury low speed collision and biomechanical analysis will be discussed. In the third, in a high-speed, fatality collision will be discussed. The focus of the last collision is the use of impact biomechanics to determine the driver of a vehicle, based on injury patterns. The last case study was the subject of a Discovery Channel special and the segment will be shown.

Introduction to Low Speed Impact Biomechanics (2.0)
Course number: TDI Provider 4013, Course No. 51631CG020
Expiration date: 2010-08-01

This course will introduce the participant to the scientific analysis and techniques used in analyzing low velocity collisions and the injury criteria for these types of crashes. The course will define biomechanics and the three laws of motion postulated by Sir Isaac Newton. The course will then define injury criteria and thresholds pursuant to the most common type of low speed collision, such as rear end, sideswipe and lateral parking lot type collisions.

Finally, the course will cover the aspects that require analysis by the expert when a low speed collision analysis is undertaken. Key concepts will be reinforced with practical examples and crash test video. This course will further reinforce key concepts with crash data taken from low speed crash testing.

Collision Fraud and Staged Crash Analysis (3.0)
Course number: TDI Provider 4013, Course No. 51163CG030. OID Provider 10005626, Course No. 1004560
Expiration date: 2010-05-28

This course examines the indicators of collision fraud. Topics include general indicators of collision fraud, auto damage fraud, and occupant kinematic motion in a crash. There is also an overview of Newton’s Laws of Motion to reacquaint the attendee with applicable physics in a car crash. This course material reinforced with photographs of damage resulting from staged crashes compared with damage sustained in real world crashes and crash test video where appropriate.