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A Legal Professional's Guide for Drafting Pleadings
Providing the knowledge to know what pleadings and legal documents to file, when to file them and how to draft them is very important to the litigation process. This teleconference will teach you how to provide basic tools for locating documents; the importance of keeping essential forms; brief and...
Clearing Title Defects: Title Insurance Exceptions
Titles are often subject to outstanding interests and claims, some genuine but others unsubstantial or baseless. What types of defects, liens and encumbrances impair the title to real estate? When, as the result of tangible matters revealed by a search and examination of the title, is the title unmarketable?...
Current Issues in Real Estate Title and Title Insurance
This teleconference is a nuts-and-bolts program designed to give you real-life practical information to facilitate the closing of commercial and residential real estate transactions. You will get insight into the workings of the title industry so you’re better prepared to anticipate problems and assist...
Daubert Motions: Challenging Expert Opinions
Since the U.S. Supreme Court decided Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals in 1993, the federal law governing expert testimony has undergone a radical transformation. The courts of most states have also now adopted Daubert to some extent. Every litigator needs to understand the impact of Daubert and...
Directors and Officers Liability Insurance: Trends and Updates
In the post-Enron/WorldCom corporate landscape, directors and officers are acutely aware of the potential for liability and the importance that directors and officers’ liability insurance afford sufficient coverage to provide for a defense and indemnity for any settlement or judgment. This teleconference...
Effective Introduction and Use of Evidence With Witnesses
A great argument is the mark of a top-notch trial attorney. But great argument without EVIDENCE often results in a loss – at summary judgment, directed verdict, verdict or on appeal. EVIDENCE is what the jury uses in its deliberations and serves as the basis for appellate court decisions. As a trial...
Enforcement of Judgments
This teleconference will present the fundamentals of locating and collecting assets to enforce a civil judgment. Topics will include asset search methods, the elements of a debtor’s examination, obtaining liens against assets, executing on judgment liens, using garnishment procedures to collect assets,...
Fire and Explosion: Cause and Origin Investigations
Are you interested in understanding how and why a fire or explosion occurs? This teleconference will provide the tools and methodology to conduct a fire cause and origin investigation that is in accordance with the National Fire Protection Association Guide for Fire and Explosion Investigations (NFPA...
How to Verify the Background of Your Expert Witness and Your Opponents’
At times, both complex and simple litigation requires the use of an expert to explain technical aspects of the underlying subject of the case to the fact finder. In such cases, you will either need to hire an expert, or in the alternative, defend against an opponent’s expert. An important consideration...
Internet Research for Paralegals
The Internet is a resource for a vast array of legal materials. However, not all legal resources available on the Internet represent authoritative or relevant information to the legal researcher. Legal websites organize information in different ways; documents appear in a variety of file formats; and...