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  • Product not yet rated Contains 11 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Program Chair Mona Lisa Wallace has gathered some of the state and nation’s top litigators for insights on the use of experts in these cases. You'll hear from individuals with a depth of knowledge and experience in researching and litigating these matters that stretches back decades. We're excited to kick off the day with legislative insights from Linda Lipsen, CEO of the American Association for Justice. Over lunch, we'll welcome nationally recognized leaders in the PACT Act/Camp Lejeune Justice Act efforts -- Jerry Ensminger and Mike Partain -- for a conversation on how we got here and what's ahead for affected veterans and their families. The access and perspectives you’ll gain from these top attorneys and experts will serve you and your clients well as you pursue justice for those who have already given so much to our nation.

    Advanced Topics on The Camp Lejeune Justice Act

    5.25 CLE hours 


    Topics & Speakers 

    Welcoming Remarks 

    • Shannon Leskin, NCAJ Executive Director, Raleigh 
    • Mona Lisa Wallace, Wallace & Graham, PA, Salisbury 

    Legislative Update on Camp Lejeune Justice Act 

    • Linda Lipsen, CEO, American Association for Justice, Washington, D.C. 

    Litigation Update

    • Mikal Watts, Watts Guerra LLP, San Antonio, TX

    Litigation Strategy Focus Groups

    • John Romano, Romano Law Group, West Palm Beach, FL

    Pathways of Exposure Risk Assessment Daubert-Proof Experts  

    • Rick Schuhmann, Ph.D., Environmental Systems Evaluations and Assessments, Kennebunkport, M

    Toxins and Specific Causation Integration of Experts Case Selection

    • Dennis Reich, Reich & Binstock, Houston TX

    Department of Justice Litigation Methodology

    • George Fleming, Fleming Nolan and Jez, Houston TX

    Rule 27 Depositions  

    • Whitney Wallace Williams, Wallace & Graham, Salisbury

    Administrative Process and Substantiation Whether to Open an Estate 

    • Mark Doby, Wallace & Graham, Salisbury

    Decedents: Best Estate Practices 

    • Mikki W. White, Assistant Onslow County Clerk of Court, Supervisor of Estate and Special Proceedings, Jacksonville 
    • Paula Yost, The Law Offices of Paula J. Yost, Mt. Pleasant

    Unsettled Legal Issues

    • Joel Rhine, Rhine Law Firm, Wilmington 

    Adjourn


    • Register
      • Non-Member - $450
      • NCAJ Member - $425
      • NCAJ New Admittee Member - $425
      • NCAJ Attorney Member 2-5 Years Licensure - $425
      • NCAJ Public Service Member - $425
      • NCAJ Retired Member - $425
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  • Contains 10 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Program Chairs Julie Bell and Santiago Arroba Rodriguez have put together a spectacular seminar that covers the timeliest and most relevant topics facing attorneys who handle disbursements today. No matter what your level of knowledge and expertise, it’s never too late to learn even MORE about the complexities of disbursements. The speakers will explore the latest in the world of ERISA, wrongful death disbursements, Medicare, medical provider billing issues, and much, much more.

    Disbursements 2023 Book

    6.0 CLE Hours (inc. 1.0 Ethics) 

    Topics and Speakers

    Welcoming Remarks by Program Chairs

    • Julie Bell, Daggett Shuler Attorneys at Law, Winston-Salem
    • Santiago Arroba, Whitley Law Firm, Raleigh

    ERISA

    • Lauren Newton, Tin Fulton Walker & Owen, PLLC, Charlotte

    Third Party Claims

    • Matthew Bissette, Whitley Law Firm, Raleigh

     Medicare

    • Julie Bell, Daggett Shuler Attorneys at Law, Winston-Salem

    Medical Provider Liens

    • Jeffrey Maggs, The Law Offices of Timothy D. Welborn, P.A., Winston-Salem

    Wrongful Death

    • Gabe Snyder, Ward Black Law, Greensboro

    Medishare Update

    • Santiago Arroba, Whitley Law Firm, Raleigh

    Medicaid

    • Courtney Mann,  Law Offices of W. Daniel Grist, PLLC, Charlotte

    Minor Settlements

    • Elizabeth Robertson, CR Legal Team, LLP, Greensboro

    Ethics

    • Mark Scruggs, Lawyers Mutual Liability Insurance Co, Cary

    • Register
      • Non-Member - $425
      • NCAJ Member - $325
      • NCAJ New Admittee Member - $124
      • NCAJ Attorney Member 2-5 Years Licensure - $285
      • NCAJ Legal Assistant Member - $160
      • NCAJ Public Service Member - $205
      • NCAJ Retired Member - $205
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  • Product not yet rated Contains 5 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Ethics Hot Issues 2023

    Ethics Hot Issues 2023

    3.0 Ethics hours 


    Topics & Speakers 

    8:55 am | Welcoming Remarks – Program Chair

    • Sam McGee, NCAJ Legal Affairs Counsel, Charlotte

    9:00 am | Ethical Issues when Transitioning Law Firms

    • Paige Pahlke, Pahlke Law, PLLC, Charlotte 

    9:45 am | Dealing with Clients and Attorneys with Diminished Capacity or Mental Impairment

    • Warren Savage, Lawyers Mutual, Cary

    10:45 am | Communicating with Current and Former Employees of Opposing Parties 

    • Nichole P. McLaughlin, North Carolina State Bar, Raleigh 

    11:30 am | Emerging Ethical Topics in Client Relationships: From Gifts to Double Billing

    • Elliot S. Abrams, Cheshire Parker Schneider, PLLC, Raleigh 

    12:15 pm | Adjourn


    • Register
      • Non-Member - $285
      • NCAJ Member - $185
      • NCAJ New Admittee Member - $75
      • NCAJ Attorney Member 2-5 Years Licensure - $155
      • NCAJ Legal Assistant Member - $75
      • NCAJ Public Service Member - $115
      • NCAJ Retired Member - $115
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  • Product not yet rated Contains 8 Component(s), Includes Credits

    This CLE will focus on the impact a DWI can have on a person’s life outside of the Courtroom. The goal of this CLE is to help attendees become better counselors for clients facing a DWI charge by helping lawyers recognize the plethora of issues that a DWI can create for a client.

    Collateral Damage: Assessing and Mitigating the Far Reaching Consequences of a DWI

    6.0 CLE hours 


    Topics & Speakers 

    Welcoming Remarks by Program Chair

    • Allison Dunlap, Minick Law, P.C., Greensboro

    Overview of Alcohol Assessment/ADETS

    • Megan Thomas, Silver Lining Therapy, Asheville
    • Scott Thomas, Silver Lining Therapy, Asheville 

    DWI Crimmigration

    • Ana Nunez, Fay Grafton Nunez, Raleigh

    Using C-CAT to Assess DWI Consequences 

    • John Rubin, UNC School of Government, Chapel Hill 

    Employment Consequences of a DWI 

    • James Minick, Minick Law, P.C., Asheville 

    Impact of Service Members

    • Steven Goralski, Military Defense Litigator, LLC

    Ignition Interlock Update and CDL Ramifications 

    • Chris Brooks, Special Deputy Attorney General, Raleigh

    Impact of Family Life

    • James Davis, Davis & Davis, Salisbury

    Adjourn 


    • Register
      • Non-Member - $390
      • NCAJ Member - $300
      • NCAJ New Admittee Member - $109
      • NCAJ Attorney Member 2-5 Years Licensure - $260
      • NCAJ Legal Assistant Member - $150
      • NCAJ Public Service Member - $195
      • NCAJ Retired Member - $195
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  • Product not yet rated Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Representing clients from other countries brings the joy of learning about different cultures, and also comes with ethical challenges. How can you protect your clients against immigration-related threats by the employer? Can an undocumented worker bring the same claims as a U.S. citizen? What if your client worked under a false name, or with false documents? Carol Brooke, Senior Attorney with the Workers’ Rights Project of the North Carolina Justice Center, will give practical tips as well as an overview of how immigration status may impact your immigrant client’s employment claims. Come learn how to prepare yourself so you aren’t caught off guard if your client returns to their home country, was working with false documents, or doesn’t have a Social Security number. Speaker: Carol Brooke, NC Justice Center, Raleigh, NC

    Ethical Considerations in Representing Immigrant Clients in Employment Cases 

    1.0 Ethics Hour


    Topics & Speakers 

    (Recorded February 15, 2023)

    Representing clients from other countries brings the joy of learning about different cultures, and also comes with ethical challenges.  How can you protect your clients against immigration-related threats by the employer?  Can an undocumented worker bring the same claims as a U.S. citizen?  What if your client worked under a false name, or with false documents?  Carol Brooke, Senior Attorney with the Workers’ Rights Project of the North Carolina Justice Center, will give practical tips as well as an overview of how immigration status may impact your immigrant client’s employment claims.  Come learn how to prepare yourself so you aren’t caught off guard if your client returns to their home country, was working with false documents, or doesn’t have a Social Security number.

     

    Speaker: Carol Brooke, NC Justice Center, Raleigh, NC 


    • Register
      • Non-Member - $99
      • NCAJ Member - $69
      • NCAJ New Admittee Member - $69
      • NCAJ Attorney Member 2-5 Years Licensure - $69
      • NCAJ Legal Assistant Member - $69
      • NCAJ Public Service Member - $69
      • NCAJ Retired Member - $69
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  • Product not yet rated Contains 9 Component(s), Includes Credits

    This seminar teaches you how to get maximum value out of your personal injury case at trial without relying on blackboard medical bills as a damages floor: Have you ever wondered how to try an auto case without introducing a single medical bill? Have you ever struggled to find a way to get the jury to understand the true value of your client’s soft tissue injuries and treatment course? This program has been uniquely engineered to focus on proving all aspects of pain and suffering damages through every phase of trial: jury selection, opening statement, direct exam of your injured client, direct exam of a treating physician, use of exhibits, cross exam of the defendant driver, cross exam of a defense physician, and closing argument. An incredible list of trial lawyers have been assembled to address each of these critical topics. This will be a power-packed seminar for attorneys of all skill and experience levels.

    Proving Pain & Suffering Through Every Stage of Your Trial

    6.0 CLE Hours


    Speakers and Topics

    Welcoming Remarks for Program Chairs

    • Courtney Mann, Law Office of W. Daniel Grist, PLLC, Charlotte
    • David Mason, Henson & Fuerst, PA, Raleigh

    Jury Selection: Introducing the Concept of Pain and Suffering During Voir Dire

    • Robert Herford, Ted A. Greve & Associates, PA, Charlotte

    Opening Statements: Forecasting Pain and Suffering Evidence in the Most Persuasive Way

    • Elizabeth Robertson, CR Legal Team, LLP, Greensboro

    Direct Examination of Your Injured Client: Helping Your Client Tell Their Pain and Suffering Story

    • Donald Higley, Lanier Law Group, Burlington

    Direct Examination of Treating Physician: Showing the Medical Truth Behind the Pain and Suffering

    • Rebecca Britton, Britton Law, P.A., Fayetteville

    Exhibits: The Most Effective Ways to Illustrate and Highlight Pain and Suffering

    • Timothy Sheriff, CR Legal Team, LLP, Charlotte

    Cross Examination of Defendant: Getting the Negligent Driver to Bolster Your Pain and Suffering Case

    • Joseph Tunstall III, O’Malley Tunstall, PLLC, Tarboro
    • Amiee Nwabuike, O’Malley Tunstall, PLLC, Tarboro

    Cross Examination of Defense Medical Expert: Turning Defense Medical Opinions into a Pain and Suffering Strength

    • James Roane, Roane Law, Greensboro

    Closing Argument: Persuasive Summation Points and How to Ask the Jury for a Pain and Suffering Number

    • F. Davis Poisson III, Poisson Poisson & Bower, PLLC, Wadesboro


    • Register
      • Non-Member - $425
      • NCAJ Member - $325
      • NCAJ New Admittee Member - $124
      • NCAJ Attorney Member 2-5 Years Licensure - $285
      • NCAJ Legal Assistant Member - $160
      • NCAJ Public Service Member - $205
      • NCAJ Retired Member - $205
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  • Product not yet rated Contains 7 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Family Law Trial Skills 2023

    Family Law Trial Skills 2023

    6.0 CLE Hours 

    Topics and Speakers


    Welcoming Remarks by Program Chairs

    • Manisha PatelLaw Office of Manisha P. Patel, PLLC, Greensboro
    • Lauren Hinzey O’MalleyTriangle Smart Divorce, Cary

    Preparing and Managing a Child Custody Case

    • Emily Jeske, Bosquez Porter Family Law, Raleigh

    Preparing and Managing an Equitable Distribution Case

    • Andrea Bosquez-Porter, Bosquez Porter Family Law, Raleigh

     Preparing and Managing Contempt Cases with Child Custody, Support, and Alimony

    • Rachel Hamrick, Tom Bush Law Group, Charlotte

    Opening and Closing Arguments

    • Rachel Beard, Wake Family Law Group, Raleigh
    • Melanie Phillips, Wake Family Law Group, Raleigh

    Effective Direct and Cross Examinations

    • Debbie Sandlin, Sandlin Family Law Group, Raleigh

    Evidentiary Foundations and Objections

    • Rachel Goodling, Sandlin Family Law Group, Raleigh
    • Register
      • Non-Member - $425
      • NCAJ Member - $325
      • NCAJ New Admittee Member - $124
      • NCAJ Attorney Member 2-5 Years Licensure - $285
      • NCAJ Legal Assistant Member - $160
      • NCAJ Public Service Member - $205
      • NCAJ Retired Member - $205
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  • Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Part of the Ethics Hot Issues 2022

    Social Media and Lawyers Maintaining an Ethically Sound Web Presence 

    1.0 technology/ethics hour


    Topics & Speakers 

    Social Media and Lawyers Maintaining an Ethically-Sound Web Presence

    • Uta Zacharias, Senior Claims Counsel, Lawyers Mutual Liability Insurance Co, Cary


    • Register
      • Non-Member - $99
      • NCAJ Member - $69
      • NCAJ New Admittee Member - $69
      • NCAJ Attorney Member 2-5 Years Licensure - $69
      • NCAJ Legal Assistant Member - $69
      • NCAJ Public Service Member - $69
      • NCAJ Retired Member - $69
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  • Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits

    part of the Skills Academy: Advanced Mediation

    Ethical Considerations in Mediation

    1.0 ethics hour


    Ethical Considerations in Mediation 

    •  Joseph B. Chambliss, Jr., JBC Mediations LLC, Durham
      •  NC Dispute Resolution Commission – Roles & Duties
      •  The Rules of Mediation and the Ethical Mediator
      •  What is Useable vs. What is Admissible After Mediation?
      •  Confidential Information – How Mediators Use It
      •  The Mediation Agreement – Is it Enforceable?
      •  Complaints to the NC Dispute Resolution Commission
      •  Can The Mediator Testify in Disputes?


    • Register
      • Non-Member - $99
      • NCAJ Member - $69
      • NCAJ New Admittee Member - $69
      • NCAJ Attorney Member 2-5 Years Licensure - $69
      • NCAJ Legal Assistant Member - $69
      • NCAJ Public Service Member - $69
      • NCAJ Retired Member - $69
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  • Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits

    substance abuse hour

    Getting Lost in Our Own Lives 

    1.0 Substance Abuse hour



    Ben Brown, NC Lawyers Assistance Program, Raleigh

    • Register
      • Non-Member - $99
      • NCAJ Member - $69
      • NCAJ New Admittee Member - $69
      • NCAJ Attorney Member 2-5 Years Licensure - $69
      • NCAJ Legal Assistant Member - $69
      • NCAJ Public Service Member - $69
      • NCAJ Retired Member - $69
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