Often the litigation issues in liability cases are complex and highly technical, and they boil down to human factors, ergonomics, and safety. Two internationally respected ergonomists here survey these issues. This handbook also addresses the application of human factors knowledge and techniques to standards of care in the context of regulatory and judicial systems. Handbook of Human Factors in Litigation is intended for ergonomics and safety engineers and other safety professionals as well as for industrial designers, consultants, and expert witness professionals. It is also designed for lawyers, judges, paralegals, forensic professionals and accident reconstruction experts who require an understanding of how the science of human factors relates to injury events.