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2018 Civil Practice and Procedure Symposium

Total Credits: 6.75 CLE

Average Rating:
   8
Categories:
Appellate Practice & Advocacy |  Civil Litigation |  Litigation |  Trial Practice
Original Program Date:
Apr 27, 2018

Description

Judges and experienced litigators will come together to discuss all major stages of Arizona pretrial civil litigation, and important related considerations.  This seminar will provide value to civil litigators and trial attorneys of all experience levels.
 
Topics include:
 
•        Pre-suit Activities and Considerations/Pleadings
•        Choice of Forum (Federal, State, or Alternative)
•        Developing the Case - Disclosures/Discovery/Civil Justice Reform Amendments
•        Commercial Court
•        Interactions with the Court, persuasion, and recovering from mistakes
•        Case dispositive motions
•        Appellate Considerations
•        Pre-Trial Activities (Motions in Limine, Pretrial Statements, etc.)

Chairs:
William G. Klain, Lang & Klain PC
William M. Fischbach, III,  Tiffany & Bosco P

2018 CIVIL PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE SYMPOSIUM
AGENDA 4/27/18
 
 

Handouts

2018 Symposium Agenda (Final Revised 3-15-18).pdf (15.1 KB) 1 Pages Available after Purchase
2018CPPSMaterials.pdf (5 MB) 215 Pages Available after Purchase
TRO outline for presentation.pdf (28.2 KB) 3 Pages Available after Purchase

Reviews

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Overall:      4.4

Total Reviews: 8

Comments

Michael G

"Magnificent speakers"

Michael O

"The material was solid, but the format made it more difficult to focus and retain information. Lengthy, unedited recordings of a symposium will always be more difficult to follow than being there in-person. But the audio also seemed to be whatever the camera was picking up in the room, instead of a direct feed to the microphones. That resulted in a fuzzy, echoing, and inconsistent audio experience, which is especially important since there was no visual presentation to follow. "

Anthony N

"The ability to hear from judges, and especially their response to specific questions about how they think about these issues, is very useful."

Richard S

"Good mix of civil litigation and appeals"

William P

"Excellent program. "
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