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Proving Pain & Suffering Through Every Stage of Your Trial

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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


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Jury Selection: Introducing the Concept of Pain and Suffering During Voir Dire
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Open to view video. Robert Herford, Ted A. Greve & Associates, PA, Charlotte
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Opening Statements: Forecasting Pain and Suffering Evidence in the Most Persuasive Way
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Open to view video. Elizabeth Robertson, CR Legal Team, LLP, Greensboro
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Direct Examination of Your Injured Client: Helping Your Client Tell Their Pain and Suffering Story
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Open to view video. Donald Higley, Lanier Law Group, Burlington
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Direct Examination of Treating Physician: Showing the Medical Truth Behind the Pain and Suffering
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Open to view video. Rebecca Britton, Britton Law, P.A., Fayetteville
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Exhibits: The Most Effective Ways to Illustrate and Highlight Pain and Suffering
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Open to view video. Timothy Sheriff, CR Legal Team, LLP, Charlotte
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Cross Examination of Defendant: Getting the Negligent Driver to Bolster Your Pain and Suffering Case
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Open to view video. Joseph Tunstall, III, O’Malley Tunstall, PLLC, Tarboro Amiee Nwabuike, O’Malley Tunstall, PLLC, Tarboro
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Cross Examination of Defense Medical Expert: Turning Defense Medical Opinions into a Pain and Suffering Strength
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Open to view video. James Roane, Roane Law, Greensboro
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Closing Argument: Persuasive Summation Points and How to Ask the Jury for a Pain and Suffering Number
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Open to view video. F. Davis Poisson, III, Poisson Poisson & Bower, PLLC, Wadesboro
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