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Litigating Around Landmines: You "Do This - Not That" Guide to Handling Personal Injury Cases in 2021

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Litigating Around Landmines: Your “Do This - Not That” Guide to Handling Personal Injury Cases in 2021

approved for 6.0 cle hours (inc. 1.0 ethics and 1.0 technology hour)

Speakers & Topics 

Don’t Trip at the Starting Line: Avoiding Pitfalls During Intake and When Filing Your Complaint
• Winslow Taylor, Taylor & Taylor Attorneys at Law, PLLC

Moving the Ball Forward: How to Advance Your Case to Maximize Value and Avoid Delays
• Davis Poisson, Poisson, Poisson, Bower, PLLC, Wadesboro

Avoiding Unpleasant Surprises: Preparing Your Witness for Depo and Trial 
• William Goldfarb, The Law Offices of William K. Goldfarb, Monroe, NC 

Don’t Let Them Forget Their Pocket Books! Dealing with Thorny Insurance Coverage Issues 

• Hunt Willis, Martin & Jones, PLLC, Raleigh
• Will Owens, Owens & Miller, PLLC, Raleigh 

A Leg Up on Liens: Navigating Tricky Lien Issues
• Chris Nichols, Nichols Law Firm, Raleigh

Professional Punch Pulling: Maintaining Professionalism When Dealing with Difficult Opposing Counsel

• Jacqueline R. Clare, Clare ADR, Raleigh
• Thomas M. Clare, Clare ADR, Raleigh

Being Prepared for the Charge Conference: A Panel Discussion on Jury Instructions
• Carlos Mahoney, Glenn, Mills, Fisher, Mahoney, P.A., Durham
• Coleman Cowan, Law Offices of James Scott Farrin, Durham
• Kimberly Miller, Owens & Miller, PLLC, Raleigh 

Technology in the Courtroom : 

• It Doesn’t Have to Be a Doozy: Courtroom Technology Updates from an Expert
Evin Grant, Assistant Dean of Student Life and Pro Bono Opportunities, Campbell Law School, Raleigh, NC 
• Effective Tech: How to Most Effectively Use Technology with Your Judge and Jury 
Joe Tunstall, O’Malley Tunstall, PLLC, Tarboro 



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Don’t Trip at the Starting Line: Avoiding Pitfalls During Intake and When Filing Your Complaint
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Moving the Ball Forward: How to Advance Your Case to Maximize Value and Avoid Delays
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Avoiding Unpleasant Surprises: Preparing Your Witness for Depo and Trial
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Don’t Let Them Forget Their Pocket Books! Dealing with Thorny Insurance Coverage Issues
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A Leg Up on Liens: Navigating Tricky Lien Issues
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Professional Punch Pulling: Maintaining Professionalism When Dealing with Difficult Opposing Counsel
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Being Prepared for the Charge Conference: A Panel Discussion on Jury Instructions
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Technology in the Courtroom
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