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Asbestos Litigation Plaintiff Strategy Session

Wednesday, October 12, 2011, 2:00 – 5:00 PM
Moderator:  Rob Gordon, Weitz & Luxenberg, New York

Program Agenda

What’s a Good Asbestos Case Look Like in 2011?

  • New information on asbestos-related injuries
  • Workers and occupations most likely to be exposed
  • Unusual cases – what you would not expect
  • Who is left to sue in 2011?
  • Advice on making bankruptcy claims

Frank Ortiz, Weitz & Luxenberg
Lisa Busch, Weitz & Luxenberg

Deposing the Corporate Witness with the Reptile Watching from Oz

  • Preparing the map for the yellow brick road
  • Prospecting for gold
  • Handling the bad witch

Chris Placitella, Cohen Placitella & Roth

Litigating Asbestos Cases in the Various States

  • The hot jurisdictions:  California, Pennsylvania, New York, Illinois, Delaware
  • Everywhere else:  what’s happening in other jurisdictions around the country – Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, and elsewhere
  • New judges – are they changing the game?
  • What is the defense doing that is working?
  • What can be learned from recent settlements or verdicts?

Kevin Conway, Cooney & Conway
Crysatal Foley, Simmons Browder Gianaris Angelides & Barnerd
Randy Gori, Gori & Julian
Rob Gordon, Weitz & Luxenberg
Scott Barnes, Levin Papantonio Thomas Mitchell Rafferty & Proctor

Tearing Apart the Defense Expert – a “How To” Session

  • Who are the worst defense experts, and what do you need to know about them
  • How to dismantle and take apart a defense expert’s testimony
  • Effective use of depositions to cross
  • Mistakes to avoid in cross-examination

Rick Nemeroff, DeLuca & Nemeroff

Trends in Causation Law and Standards

  • The longstanding substantial contributing factor standard
  • The emerging “Lorhmann” frequency-proximity-regularity standard
  • Texas’ extreme Borg-Warner standard – transforming strict liability into strict causation burden
  • Background on the three elements of causation:  specific, general, legal
  • Background on the “heeding” presumption’s relaxation of the legal causation burden

Alani Golanski, Weitz & Luxenberg

Settling Cases in 2011

  • How to prevail over your opponent and win at the settlement table
  • Recent settlements and what you can learn from them
  • Deciding when to settle – key concepts
  • Ethical issues with group settlements

Steve Baron, Baron & Budd
Lisa Busch, Weitz & Luxenberg

Trial Lawyer Magazine

Connections and resources are more important than ever for Trial Lawyers practicing in today’s rapidly evolving market. Included in your seminar price, all MTMP or TMP members/seminar attendees, invited participants or speakers receive a one-year subscription to The Trial Lawyer magazine, a $99 value. With a unique, provocative and progressive approach, this bold, new magazine will deliver the current news and issues Trial Lawyers face today in a whole new way.

American Trial Lawyer Hall of Fame The National Trial Lawyers The Trial Lawyer Magazine

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February 28th, 2012 by admin

It’s Time To Perfect Your Legal Practice With Mass Torts Made Perfect

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