6 SKILLS CREDITS

Learn from the Best! This seminar will share important information and strategies that the speakers use at the time of a complex Medical Malpractice Trial.

Discovery/Deposition/Preparation and Cross Examination at Trial Work Hand in Hand: You Reap What You Saw

Anthony Pirrotti, Jr., Esq.

Co-Chair

Affiliate President Westchester Region

Pirrotti & Glatt Law Firm PLLC.

Economist, Vocational and Rehabilitation Expert Witnesses:

Preparation and Presentation

David Oddo, Esq. - Co-Chair

NYSTLA President -Elect

Okun, Oddo & Babat P.C.

A view from the Bench: Things to Avoid Doing When on Trial and Common Errors; Including Various Issues Concerning 3101 (d) Objections; Commutative Expert Testimony; Hearsay; Use of Transcript; Missing Witness Charge; Appeal Issues (Preserving the Record); Side Bars and More.

Hon. Eileen A. Rakower

Supreme Court, Civil Branch, New York County

High/Low Agreements: How to Formulate Proper Language & as Enforce/Protect What You Want to Achieve...It Is Not Simple 

Andrew Buzin, Esq.

Buzin Law, P.C. 

Economist Direct and the Common Cross

Kristin Kucsma, M.A.

Sobel Tinari Economics Group

Summation: The Final Word

Judy Livingston, Esq.

Kramer, Dillof, Livingston & Moore

Jury Selection and Opening Statement

Christopher Meagher, Esq.

Meagher & Meagher PC

The Defense Perspective: Suggestions from Inception to Summation

Alfred Vigorito, Esq.

Vigorito, Barker, Porter & Patterson, LLP

Direct Examination: Strategy of Witnesses; the Problem Client Witness; Departure and Substantial Factor and Hypothetical Questions of Your Expert; Overcoming the Difficulty of Direct Examination

Victoria Wickman, Esq.

Law Office of Victoria Wickman