'Opposing counsel' diaporamas de présentation

Courtroom Demeanor

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Presented By

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CIVILITY AND ETHICS

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Professional and Ethical Dilemmas in Litigation

Professional and Ethical Dilemmas in Litigation. David N. Lefkowitz The Lefkowitz Firm, LLC 330 Peters Street, Suite 104 Atlanta, Georgia 30313 404-658-5000 dnl@lefkowitzfirm.com. Session One.

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Professional and Ethical Dilemmas in Litigation

Professional and Ethical Dilemmas in Litigation. David N. Lefkowitz The Lefkowitz Firm, LLC 330 Peters Street, Suite 104 Atlanta, Georgia 30313 404-658-5000 dnl@lefkowitzfirm.com. Session One.

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TRIAL PRACTICE 101

TRIAL PRACTICE 101. BLST, 2010 Callie S. Query, Southeastern Ohio Legal Services. What is a trial? Why do we have them?. Resolve factual disputes Simple disagreement on history, chronology, etc. AND/OR Questions of sequence, interpretation, characterization, intent, effect, and damages

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Legal Issues: Depositions

Legal Issues: Depositions. Mary Penny Thompson DENR General Counsel. Case Timeline (with no extensions). From Petition to Hearing 5 months From Hearing to FAD 10 months Appeals process Years. Types of Depositions. 1. Individual 2. Agency. Subpoenas. Who Issues One?

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EXHIBITS

EXHIBITS. Arkansas Legal aid October 17, 2013 by Michael Johnson AND PAULA CASEY. PURPOSE?. Why do you want the exhibit? What will you say to the jury in closing about it? Who do you need as a witness to do that? What do you need to be true about the exhibit to do that? (Foundation).

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How to Survive a 12-Hour Road Trip with Opposing Counsel (1 Ethics Credit)

How to Survive a 12-Hour Road Trip with Opposing Counsel (1 Ethics Credit). Presented by: Brian Nichols, Paul Spruhan & Christina West. Paul. If I served as a legal clerk for the Navajo Nation Supreme Court, can I appear before the same Court? Rules 1.12 and 1.11. Christina.

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Law School

Law School. Rule 1. Leading Questions. A "leading" question is one that suggests the answer desired by the questioner, usually by stating some facts not previously discussed and then asking the witness to give a yes or no answer

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Tips To Help You Succeed In Divorce Court

The contentious nature of divorce is a challenging experience for everyone, whether you are beginning the process or you are waiting for the ink to dry on your decree. Almost universally, however, the most intimidating aspect for divorcing clients is actually stepping foot into court.

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