Kathleen Massimo
Partner | Houser LLPChristopher Cianci
Senior Associate | Lagasse Branch Bell + Kinkead LLPAngela de Cespedes
Partner | Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLPA Comprehensive Guide on Pre-Trial and Evidentiary Hearings: Preparation Strategies You Need to Know | On-Demand Webinar
Webinar Date: Monday, September 21, 2020, from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM (ET)
Effective pre-trial and evidentiary hearings can have a substantial impact on the formal trial. Because the major part of a case is sought to be resolved during this phase, the credibility and success of this hearing can significantly affect the outcome of the case. It is, therefore, important that lawyers have a competitive strategy for these hearings to ensure favorable results for their clients.
Listen as a panel of distinguished practitioners and thought leaders organized by The Knowledge Group provide the audience with a comprehensive guide on pre-trial and evidentiary hearings preparations. Speakers will also identify red flags during this trial phase and offer a strategic approach to mitigate potential risks.
Some of the major topics that will be covered in this course are:
- Pre-Trial and Evidentiary Hearings: Legal Overview
- Trends and Updates
- Notable Cases
- Common Risks and Pitfalls
- Best Preparation Strategies
Agenda:
Kathleen Massimo, Partner, Houser LLP
- Pre-trial hearing goal: narrow the issues.
- Be Prepared. Best practice: know the judge/court’s rules, pre-mark your evidence for hearing, come prepared with case law on key issues, prepare challenges to expected evidence by your adversary.
- Key exhibits: recognizing them and admitting them.
- Virtual hearings: technology, witness preparation and logistics and best practices.
Christopher Cianci, Senior Associate, Lagasse Branch Bell + Kinkead LLP
- The effective use of judicial notice for pre-trial hearings in federal and California courts: what applies and how best to apply it
- The party declaration in support of summary judgment motions in federal and California courts
- Organizational tips for the submission of evidence in support of summary judgment motions in federal and California courts
Angela de Cespedes, Partner, Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP
- The Art of Effective Preparation
Knowing Your Audience (a/k/a the Judge)
Virtual Hearings: Tips & Pitfalls to Avoid
Who Should Attend:
- Litigators
- Trial Attorneys
- General Counsel
- Paralegals
- Law Clerks
Register for this course by clicking the “Take this Course” at the top of the page.
CLE Credit:
Course Level:
Intermediate
Advance Preparation:
Print and review course materials
Method of Presentation:
On-Demand Webinar
Prerequisite:
Experience in a pretrial and evidentiary hearing
Course Code:
149167
NY Category of CLE Credit:
Law Practice Management
Total Credits:
1.5 CLE
How to Claim CLE Credits Per State:
CLE State Requirements:
https://knowlearninghub.com/cle-rules-map/
CPE State Requirements: