part I Professional Issues -- chapter 1 The Discipline of Human Factors Engineering and Ergonomics / chapter 2 Preparing and Presenting Evidence in Court / chapter 3 Presenting Behavioral Science Data as Legal Evidence: Legal Standards that the Ergonomic and Human Factors Expert Needs to Know -- chapter 4 Practical Ethics for the Expert Witness in Ergonomics and Human Factors Forensic Cases -- chapter 5 A Road Map for the Practice of Forensic Human Factors and Ergonomics -- chapter 6 Can Training for Safe Practices Reduce the Risk of Organizational Liability? -- chapter 7 The Influence of Daubert on Expert Witness Testimony-The Human Factors Context -- part II Human Performance in the Legal Context -- chapter 8 Reconstructing Situated Performance in Human Error Investigations / chapter 9 Causation Issues in Workers Compensation / chapter 10 Legal Issues in Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders: a European Perspective from the U.K. -- chapter 11 Age and Functioning in the Legal System: Victims, Witnesses, and Jurors -- chapter 12 Memory for Conversation on Trial / part III Driving Environments -- chapter 13 Human Factors in Traffic Crashes -- chapter 14 Estimating Driver Response Times / chapter 15 Pedestrian Injury Issues in Litigation 1 / chapter 16 Pedestrian Accidents in Traffic 1 / chapter 17 Commercial Motor Vehicle Collisions / chapter 18 Human Factors Issues in Motorcycle Collisions / part IV Physical and Cognitive Factors -- chapter 19 Perceptual-Cognitive and Biomechanical Factors in Pedestrian Falls / chapter 20 Measurement in Pedestrian Falls / chapter 21 Balcony Falls / chapter 22 Preplacement Strength and Capacity Assessment for Manual Materials Handling Jobs -- chapter 23 Identifying the Real Issues in Work-Related Upper Limb Disorders -- chapter 24 Exercise Injuries: Human Factors in Fitness Facilities / part V Product Liability and Warnings -- chapter 25 Preventing Accidental Injury: Accountability for Safer Products by Anticipating Product Risks and User Behaviors -- chapter 26 Human Factors Issues to Be Considered by Product Liability Experts / chapter 27 Products Liability Law: What Engineering Experts Need to Know / chapter 28 Human-Centric Approach to Forensic Analysis for System Liability / chapter 29 Product Liability for the Human Factors Practitioner / chapter 30 The Warning Expert / chapter 31 Effectiveness of Consumer Product Warnings: Design and Forensic Considerations -- chapter 32 Legibility of Warnings in Color / chapter 33 A Human Factors View of Product Liability and Malpractice Litigation / part VI Human Factors Applications -- chapter 34 The Impact of Shiftwork on Manufacturing and Transportation Workers -- chapter 35 Preschoolers, Adolescents, and Seniors: Age-Related Factors Pertaining to Forensic Human Factors Analyses -- chapter 36 Sexual Harassment: A Forensic Human Factors Perspective / chapter 37 Health Care Forensics / part VII Human Factors Terminology -- chapter 38 A Guide to Forensic Human Factors Terminology.