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Civil Court Judicial Forum: Advanced Discovery and Trial Practice $239.00



Copyright: March 2011
Product ID#: 55220CM

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From Event: Civil Court Judicial Forum: Advanced Discovery and Trial Practice, held March 2011.

Program Description

This unique resource will guide you in your future litigation efforts by sharing the judges' perspective on discovery and trial rules and practice. Gain practical advice for likely scenarios, discover specific judges' opinions and preferences, and prevent common mistakes. Find out what judges think attorneys need to keep in mind – order today!


Course Content
  1. Obtaining, Requesting and Spoliation of Evidence
  2. How to Prepare and Win Your Discovery Motion
  3. Demonstrative Evidence vs. Demonstrative Exhibits
  4. Expert Evidence and Gatekeeping: Effective Use and Defense of Daubert Motions
  5. Getting Your Evidence Admitted at Trial
  6. Pretrial Conferences/Statements and Issues Involving Late Disclosure of Evidence
  7. Effective Use of Motions in Limine on Evidentiary Issues
  8. Handling Voir Dire
  9. Submitting and Objecting to Proposed Jury Instructions
  10. Jury Views and How to Deal With Them
  11. Legal Ethics - The Judicial View
  12. Using Technology in the Courtroom
  13. Recent Developments in State Evidentiary Laws
  14. Using Expert Depositions at Trial
  15. Using Court Appointed Experts
  16. Mediation Best Practices/Issues
  17. Day in the Life Videos/Mediation Videos
  18. Post Trial Relief/Issues

  

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