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An Introduction to Financial Statements

This lecture will give the attorney a working knowledge of financial statements. The ability to read and understand financial statements is a tremendous asset. It will allow the attorney to assist his client in making decisions regarding estate planning, purchase and/or sale and litigation of a business.

General Credits
2
Price$100

Electronic Discovery in Federal Court

In this three CLE hour presentation, Professor Connors discusses the December 1, 2006 amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, which specifically address the discovery of electronically stored information. The program reviews all of the changes to the following rules: Rule 16. Pretrial Conferences; Scheduling; Management ; Rule 26. General Provisions Governing Discovery; Duty of Disclosure; Rule 33. Interrogatories to Parties; Rule 34. Production of Documents, Electronically Stored In...

General Credits
3.5
Price$149

Ethics in the Wake of the New Rules of Professional Conduct

Ron Minkoff is one of New York State’s leading practitioners in the field of attorney ethics and professional responsibility. In this program, Mr. Minkoff updates the most recent developments in New York legal ethics and considers a wide array of real legal ethical problems drawn from various practice situations, illustrating the most important changes in New York’s ethic rules. This course will focus on a variety of new rules including rules governing allocation of authority between client and...

Specialty Credits
1.75
Price$75

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Commercial General Liability Insurance Coverage but Were Afraid to Ask

When you stop and think about it, outside of matrimonial law or estate practice virtually any other type of civil litigation revolves around insurance. Moreover, most types of corporate "deals" also involve insurance. Commercial insurance is the key to commerce, as it is the most important tool in managing the day-to-day risks of running a business. Notwithstanding its significance, most attorneys - be they litigators or corporate lawyers - lack even a fundamental understanding of insurance c...

General Credits
3
Price$125

Florida Legal Ethics

Every attorney, even those with years of experience, can find themselves facing an ethical dilemma. This crucial CLE seminar will instruct you in how to avoid ethical threats and safeguard yourself and your practice. With a detailed look at Florida’s rules for professional conduct, this on-demand course will teach proactive methods for avoiding claims of malpractice and what to do if you’re faced with them. Register today and you’ll gain: •Techniques to provide your clients with high-quality eth...

Specialty Credits
4
Price$175

From the Jones Act to the Staten Island Ferry Incident - The Most Litigated Maritime Issues

This course is a survey of the most litigated maritime issues. Mr. Edelman begins with the Jones Act, which gives officers and members of the crew of a vessel the right to sue for negligence, and concludes with the Staten Island Ferry incident.

General Credits
1.5
Price$75

Navigating New York’s New No Fault Divorce

The recent sweeping change to New York Domestic Relations Law promises to have a powerful impact on family law practitioners. This informative CLE lecture, presented by esteemed matrimonial attorney Rachel Weissman, will discuss New York’s new no-fault divorce law, reviewing various provisions of the legislation and their effect on parties seeking a divorce in New York. Topics include no-fault grounds (“relationship irretrievably broken”), mandatory temporary maintenance and post divorce mainte...

General Credits
1
Price$50

The Anatomy of a Trial Series

Despite preliminary instructions from the judge, and the urging of counsel, surveys indicate that a majority of jurors make their decision after opening statements. This course reviews how to design an effective opening statement and take full advantage of it as an opportunity to acquaint the judge and jury with his/her position on the issues. Presentation, including intertwining the statement with a road map, or table of contents, of what is expected to unfold during the presentation of evidenc...

General Credits
5
Price$150

Tort Litigation Strategies

This presentation deals with the defense and prosecution of tort claims. It is intended to provide a broad overview of the anatomy of a tort action beginning with the decision to accept or decline representation and proceeding through preliminary investigation and fact development, including pre-action disclosure, drafting of pleadings, exchange of preliminary disclosure, successful deposition strategies, post-deposition disclosure, IME’s, post Note of Issue proceedings, retention of experts, ne...

General Credits
2
Price$75


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