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TRYING YOUR CASE THE RIGHT WAY
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Pick up proven practice tips for preparing and trying your case that can lead to a more favorable settlement or winning verdict for your client, plus explore the ethical considerations involved in civil trial practice
Presented in cooperation with the NJSBA Certified Attorneys Section, NJSBA Civil Trial Bar Section, and the NJSBA Young Lawyers Division |
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WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND
There are many things you can do to prepare for a civil trial that can pave the way for a successful outcome. There are also proven techniques you can utilize during the actual trial to ensure that you rise above your adversary in the eyes of the judge and jury. This program provides strategies useful for prevailing in the most simple to the most complex cases, and for putting yourself in the best position for an appeal.
LEARN FROM THE EXPERTS
This practical program features an authoritative panel of experienced civil trial attorneys who will share strategies that have led them to victory, and the lessons they’ve learned in the courtroom. You will also have the opportunity to learn from the Honorable Sylvia B. Pressler, who will share her perspectives on what you can do to strengthen your client’s position during trial, and on appeal.
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PROGRAM AGENDA |
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Introduction of program and panelists - Adam M. Slater, Esq. |
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Selecting a Jury - Kenneth M. Brown, Esq. |
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- The new voir dire rules. |
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- Who is the “right” jury. |
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Appellate Considerations - Hon. Sylvia B. Pressler |
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- Preserve your appellate rights |
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- Protect your record |
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Use the Evidence Rules - John B. Collins, Esq. |
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- Get your evidence in |
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- Keep your adversary’s evidence out |
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- Limit your adversary’s use of evidence |
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- Use In Limine motions to avoid the need for curative instructions |
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Experts - Daniel J. Pomeroy, Esq. |
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- Prepare your experts properly |
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- Turn your adversary’s experts into your allies. |
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Ethical Considerations - Adam M. Slater, Esq. |
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- Candor to the Court and your adversary |
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- What can/can’t you suggest |
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- Keeping your client informed |
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The New Jersey State Bar Association
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