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CONDUCTING EFFECTIVEEXPERT WITNESS CROSSEXAMINATION: HOW TOIMPRESS THE JUDGEBy Steven Peskind Esq, Anita M. VentrelliDo you have judges short on time andpatience for long trials? Do you have ahard time condensing your evidence intothe time you have for getting organized fora trial? If so, you are not alone. Thisinteractive program will give you analyticalmethods for developing effective expertcross examination, insuring that you areprepared to lay evidentiary foundations forcommon and not-so-common family lawexhibits. In short, it will make you a favoritewith your judges and give you a taste ofwhat ABA Family Law Section TrialAdvocacy Institute has to offer.Item no. : NG11200408Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 72 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00COUNSEL OR ICOUNSEL:ETHICAL AND PRACTICALISSUES IN USINGARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCENCEIN E-DISCOVERYEBy John M. Barkett, Julia Brickell, JeffreyFowler, Dera J. Nevin, Kris Pribadi VannExploding data volumes, new corporateand cloud document managementsystems and the merger of corporate andpersonal information technologies allcontribute to an escalating discoveryburden which affects litigation as neverbefore, inhibiting access to justice,increasing regulatory and litigation riskand cost, and threatening the quality ofinternal investigations.This program addresses the ethicalimplications and legal consequences ofusing artificial intelligence technologiesto replicate human judgment in the searchand review of electronic information andsocial media in the context of litigation andinvestigations. Do they work? Are theydefensible?In addition to understanding ethicalconsiderations and judicial perspectivesregarding the use of technology to searchfor and produce electronic information, theaudience will emerge better prepared tomaximize defensibility and help clientscontain costs in the face of electronic datachallenges.Item no. : NK11200269Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00COURTROOMTECHNOLOGY: THAT'SENTERTAINMENT!By Hon. Herbert B. Dixon Jr., Richard K.Herrmann, Fredric LedererAs sophisticated communication toolsbecome increasingly widespread, bothjudges and juries expect lawyers to befamiliar with these tools and presentinformation in a way that they are used toseeing it, as if they are watching CNN.This program provides practice tips forlitigators to effectively present electronicevidence and use technology at trial, fromtraditional PowerPoint presentations tonew communication tools like multimediapresentations, Promethean ActivBoards,ELMOs, and Prezi. The speakersdemonstrate, using practical examples,how cases can be simplified and easilyexplained through the use of moderncourtroom technology.Item no. : TG11200414Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 58 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00CRIMINAL LAW LIN ANUN-CIVIL CASE: HANDLINGACCUSATIONS OFCRIMINAL CONDUCT INFAMILY LAW CASESBy William Biviano, Dennis G. Kainen,Peter R. Stambleck, Jayne WeintraubAs if the practice of family law were nothard enough, what do you do when yourclient or the other party engages incriminal (or potentially criminal) conduct?From domestic violence to the filing offalse financial affidavits to invoking theFifth Amendment, learn from a prominentpanel of practitioners what to do when youare confronted with accusations of criminalconduct.Item no. : EA11200270Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00DIRECT AND CROSS -EXAMINATION IN A FAMILYLAW TRIALBy Nancy Chausow Shafer Esq.,Katherine Kinser Esq.Expert faculty members from the ABAFamily Law Trial Advocacy Instituteprovided an overview of the art of directand cross-examination of various types ofwitnesses that are frequently family lawtrial witnesses, including the client, theopposing party, potential experts, and layeffective use of witnesses and trial tips topresent your case under timemanagement constraints. This is a smallportion of the instruction at the week-longABA Family Law Trial Advocacy Instituteprogram offered in May.Item no. : MC11200419Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00ETHICALCONSIDERATIONS IN THEFORECLOSURE CRISIS,REALLY!This program will focus on strategies andissues regarding documentation,negotiation, and litigation of foreclosures.Additionally, our panelists will discuss thefollowing topics: The role and limitation on lender'scounsel, borrower's counsel anddealing with prose borrowers; Ethical obligations of borrower'scounsel when the foreclosure is wellfounded; Robo-signed documents and missingdocuments confronting thepractitioner and; Motions or defenses to file on behalfof the mortgagor in default and whatshould not be ethically filed.Item no. : FP11200448Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00EXPERT WITNESSES:EXTRACTING TRUE VALUETrial attorneys often rely upon expertwitnesses to provide information to jurorsand others in support of their case.Facilitating the presentation of effectiveexpert testimony begins with expertselection and culminates in trial testimonyconsistent with the stategy of your case.Are you best prepared to identify an expertwitness who can present testimony in themost effective way?This program will feature a discussionamong outside litigation counsel, in-housecounsel, and an experienced expert abouthow to get the best value from your expertat each stage of the litigation - from theinitial expert selection through the actualtestimony at deposition and at trial. Thefocus will be on best practices asexperienced by the panelists.Item no. : GC11200455Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 60 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00fact witnesses. The discussion included________________________________________________________________________________________________________Learning Rendezvous LimitedEmail: inquiry@learningemall.com Websites: http://www.learningemall.com & http://www.learningemall.com.hk126