SeminarWeb Catalog

Credits

Credit approved by 26 authorities

pricing

$99 for Association Member

$129 for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Intersection between Medicare Secondary Payer compliance obligations and ethical duties in personal injury settlements, including conditional payments, future medical exposure, LMSAs, and reimbursement claims
• Emerging national ethics trends regarding attorney indemnification provisions
• Professional responsibility risks associated with personally guaranteeing Medicare or lien-related obligations
• Practical strategies for negotiating settlement agreements, addressing future Medicare interests, protecting client recoveries, and avoiding improper indemnification exposure

SPEAKERS

• John Cattie, Jr.

Credits

Credit approved by 29 authorities

pricing

$99 for Plaintiff Attorney Members

$129 for Plaintiff Attorney Non-Members

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Develop discovery designed to uncover notice, inspection failures, safety policies, and prior incidents
• Effectively notice and prepare for PMK/corporate witness, employee, and management depositions in premises liability cases
• Use deposition testimony to establish notice, control, foreseeability, and preventability of dangerous conditions
• Obtain admissions that can be used in trial
• Build a liability story that allows you to focus the jury on the defendant’s safety failures and your client’s damages

SPEAKERS

• Daniel Kramer

Credits

Credit approved by 25 authorities

pricing

$99 for Association Member

$129 for Non-Member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Learn to game plan the commercial truck crash case
• How to use social media as a crash investigation tool
• Pre-litigation discovery techniques using open records and public resources

SPEAKERS

• Jon Hollan

Credits

Credit approved by 22 authorities

pricing

$99 for Association Member

$129 for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Identifying the signs of a “mild” TBI
• Understanding the role and limitations of early imaging
• Appreciating the risk factors of persistent symptomology and cognitive deficits
• When to involve appropriate experts (e.g., neurologist)
• Developing your “mild” TBI case.

SPEAKERS

• James Perry

Credits

Credit approved by 25 authorities

pricing

$99 for Association Member

$129 for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Intake, case screening, and managing client expectations
• Active use of the treatment period
• Preservation and spoliation of evidence
• Investigation and file development
• Liens and subrogation
• Drafting demands and settlement strategy
• Carrier interface and negotiation; mediation readiness
• Jumpstarting litigation--complaints, targeted discovery, and experts

SPEAKERS

• Adam Shareef

Credits

Credit approved by 24 authorities

pricing

$99 for Association Member

$129 for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Ethical Disclosures for use of AI
• Status of the Judiciary in use of AI
• Can I run my entire practice off Claude for Legal?
• How do I make sure my data is secure?
• How can I make sure I own my data?
• How law firms are using AI from marketing, to intake, to pre-lit, to pleadings, to discovery, to trial
• Predictions on the future

SPEAKERS

• Robert Simon

Credits

Credit approved by 23 authorities

pricing

$99 for Association Member

$129 for Non-Member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• What information to obtain in discovery
• Typical defenses raised by experts in the TBI case
• Medical literature to effectively cross examine defense experts
• How to discredit myths about “mild” TBI

SPEAKERS

• Bruce Stern, Esq.

Credits

Credit approved by 25 authorities

pricing

$99 for Association Member

$129 for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• What to expect during a deposition
• Understanding the role of the defense attorney during a deposition
• What topics are likely to be covered during a deposition
• What questions might be asked and how to respond

SPEAKERS

• Eric Schloss

Credits

Credit approved by 23 authorities

pricing

$79 for Association Member

$99 for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• How AI tools like ChatGPT can assist in developing juror profiles based on demographics, attitudes, and case themes
• The risks of algorithmic bias and how to use AI responsibly to promote diversity and inclusion in jury selection
• Practical strategies for integrating AI into voir dire preparation, including question development and juror analysis
• Ethical considerations and emerging best practices for using AI in litigation, with a focus on fairness and compliance

SPEAKERS

• Evan Lide

Credits

Credit approved by 18 authorities

pricing

$79 for ITLA Members & Staff

$99 for Non Member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• A clear checklist for ethical, secure AI use across common use cases such as research, drafting, record summarization, and analytics
• What must be verified by a human, when informed consent is required, and how to disclose and bill fairly
• Safety and security essentials, including dataset and prompt redaction, secure settings, and access controls
• Model language for engagement terms, an internal AI policy, and incident response basics
• A billing and disclosure approach that avoids fee and candor pitfalls, plus a vendor vetting worksheet
• A 15-minute implementation plan you can run with your team the next day

SPEAKERS

• Matthew Schad

Credits

Credit approved by 14 authorities

pricing

$79 for ITLA Members & Staff

$99 for Non Member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Recognizing subtle cognitive impairment
• Establishing liability and causation: preservation of evidence and the role of early experts
• Addressing defense arguments on causation
• The neuroscience of medical and diagnostic evidence
• Building the damages case
• Voir dire and jury selection—themes, sample questions, and jury bias trends
• Trial strategies and telling your client’s story
• Settlements and post-verdict planning—liens, MSAs, special needs trusts and more

SPEAKERS

• Daniel Chamberlain