By Anne E. McClellan – April 20, 2020 | The rules on what is permissible for online juror investigations vary by jurisdiction, by judge, and even by case. Learn what you need to know for your next jury trial.
By Bryan Gottfredson and Michael Harris – April 20, 2020 | This important decision will set the tone for the balance of the case, and equal consideration should be given to each available alternative.
By John Austin – April 8, 2020 | With a little thought and some planning, notaries can employ social distancing practices to reduce the amount of physical contact and time they need to spend with document signers.
By John Austin – February 7, 2020 | It pays dividends to advise parties about what to expect and what not to expect during this sometimes arduous but beneficial process.
By Blanca Young – December 20, 2019 | In this Sound Advice, Blanca Young offers practical tips for trying cases in which the judge had imposed time limits for trial.
By Chris A. Meyers – March 28, 2019 | In this segment, you will learn how to prepare your witness to produce strong nonverbal cues, positive body language, and to thrive under cross-examination.
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#MeToo Class Action & Derivative Suits Update [CC]
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An overview of the current state of internal investigations, shareholder derivative claims, and securities class actions arising out of allegations of corporate sexual harassment, misconduct and disc…
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17
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Corporate Investigations: Creating Order from Chaos [CC]
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Learn how to navigate through a corporate investigation.
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23
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Recent Developments and Trends in Government Investigations [CC]
CLE 60 min
Experienced government enforcement attorneys examine trends in government investigations and enforcement actions.
