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Summary
3 Skills CLE Credits
Every month we read the Jury Verdict Reporter and read about cases where juries have awarded six and even seven figure verdicts to plaintiffs whose injuries are non-surgical herniated disc, torn meniscus or torn rotator cuffs. Those same volumes contain write-ups of cases where juries award little or no money to plaintiffs with the same injuries on paper as those six and seven figure verdicts. What are the differences between the cases? Why are some non-surgical cases winners and others not? In this CLE we will examine the difference between cases that succeed and those that do not. We will help you to determine which cases to take to trial and which to avoid. These issues will be examined from all sides of the Bench/Bar.
Joshua N. Stein, Esq. – Plaintiff’s assessment of these cases
Hon. Adam Silvera – View from the bench
Kenneth T. Hoefer, Jr., Esq. – 1st Party benefits, No-Fault, UM/SUM Arbitrations
Francis Scahill, Esq. – Defendant’s assessment of these cases
Every month we read the Jury Verdict Reporter and read about cases where juries have awarded six and even seven figure verdicts to plaintiffs whose injuries are non-surgical herniated disc, torn meniscus or torn rotator cuffs. Those same volumes contain write-ups of cases where juries award little or no money to plaintiffs with the same injuries on paper as those six and seven figure verdicts. What are the differences between the cases? Why are some non-surgical cases winners and others not? In this CLE we will examine the difference between cases that succeed and those that do not. We will help you to determine which cases to take to trial and which to avoid. These issues will be examined from all sides of the Bench/Bar.
Joshua N. Stein, Esq. – Plaintiff’s assessment of these cases
Hon. Adam Silvera – View from the bench
Kenneth T. Hoefer, Jr., Esq. – 1st Party benefits, No-Fault, UM/SUM Arbitrations
Francis Scahill, Esq. – Defendant’s assessment of these cases
Presenters
Originally Published
June 2, 2016
Program Titles and Supporting Materials
This program contains the following components:
- Ligaments, Tears, Necks and Backs, Oh My! - Video
- Ligaments, Tears, Necks and Backs, Oh My! - Paper (new)
How To Attend
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Technical Requirements
You may access this course on a computer or mobile device with high speed internet (iPhones require iOS 10 or higher). Recommended browsers are Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox.
Credit
If applicable, you may obtain credit in multiple jurisdictions simultaneously for this program (see pending/approved list below).
If electing credit for this program, registrants in jurisdictions not listed below will receive a
Certificate of Completion that may or may not meet credit requirements in other jurisdictions.
Where applicable, credit will be only awarded to a paid registrant completing
all the requirements of the program as determined by the selected accreditation authority.
Refund Policy
SeminarWeb and New York State Trial Lawyers Association programs are non-refundable.