Credits

Credits Offered: 1 Ethics, 6.5 General

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$279 for TTLA Members

$0.00 for TTLA Sustaining Member

$0.00 for Event Registrant

Credits

Credits Offered: 12 General

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$369 for TTLA Members

$0.00 for Members who previously paid for the seminar

$0.00 for TTLA Sustaining Member

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$0.00 for TTLA Members

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$0.00 for TTLA Members

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$0.00 for TTLA Members

Credits

Credits Offered: 12.5 General

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$399 for TTLA Members

$0.00 for TTLA Sustaining Member

Credits

Credits Offered: 11 General

pricing

$399 for TTLA Members

$0.00 for TTLA Sustaining Member

Credits

Credits Offered: 1 General

pricing

$0.00 for TTLA Members

pricing

$279 for TTLA Members

$0.00 for TTLA Sustaining Member

$0.00 for Members Who Previously Paid for Seminar

pricing

$0.00 for TTLA Members

pricing

$279 for TTLA Members

$0.00 for TTLA Sustaining Member

$0.00 for Members Who Previously Paid for Seminar

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$0.00 for TTLA Members

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$0.00 for TTLA Members

SPEAKERS

• Valerie Mosman

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$0.00 for TTLA Members

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$0.00 for TTLA Members

SPEAKERS

• Andrew Bullard

Credits

Credit approved by 19 authorities

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$79 for Association Member

$99 for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• What data is available from the Event Data Recorder Module (EDM) and similar technologies embedded in vehicles
• What are the limitations of that data
• How law enforcement is supposed to use the data
• How the data is being used to determine what happened in the crash and to ascribe fault
• How you can use that recorded data
• A preview of what’s to come with camera technology

SPEAKERS

• Michael Nichols

Credits

Credit approved by 20 authorities

pricing

$79 for Association Member

$99 for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Why early investigation is critical and how to do it right
• The key differences between trucking and standard auto cases
• Building a resource and template library that you can rely on
• A practical pre-litigation roadmap
• Deposition strategies that directly influence the value and outcome of your case

SPEAKERS

• Christina Hagen

Credits

Credit approved by 19 authorities

pricing

$79 for Association Member

$99 for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Learn what makes a good business tort case
• Identify common causes of action
• Know the basics of financial documents
• Understand valuation issues

SPEAKERS

• Rob Astorino, Jr.

Credits

Credit approved by 21 authorities

pricing

$79 for Association Member

$99 for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Establish a winning narrative from the outset so every piece of evidence fits your story
• Turn facts into a compelling, human story that jurors understand and remember
• Build credibility using records, testimony, and demonstratives
• Introduce experts and complex concepts in a way jurors can follow
• Frame damages early so jurors are prepared to return a substantial verdict
• Use visuals and timelines strategically to reinforce your case

SPEAKERS

• Mary Koch

Credits

Credit approved by 20 authorities

pricing

$79 for Association Member

$99 for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Step-by-step roadmap of how to proceed with the early stages of investigation
• Important tips for client intake
• What to ask, what to measure ,and what to document at the scene of the incident
• Preserving the evidence
• When to bring in an expert
• Forms and templates for a variety of types of premises cases

SPEAKERS

• Wilson Greene

Credits

Credit approved by 19 authorities

pricing

$79 for Association Member

$99 for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Establish ethical, mutually beneficial referral relationships that support steady case flow
• Create intake and case management systems that promote efficiency and client-centered service
• Identify growth opportunities while protecting firm culture and work-life balance
• Develop long-term strategies for financial sustainability and professional longevity
• Build a reputation-driven practice that generates organic referrals and lasting impact

SPEAKERS

• Crystallis Vergara

Credits

Credit approved by 19 authorities

pricing

$79 for Association Member

$99 for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Why traditional paper chart reviews are insufficient to tell the whole story
• Key categories of electronic discovery, including email, electronic medical record (EMR) audit trail data; metadata; staffing, timekeeping, and monitoring system data
• Develop targeted discovery requests to obtain meaningful electronic evidence
• Use internal email to develop liability themes, demonstrate notice, expose corporate priorities, and challenge credibility
• Analyze audit trail data to support spoliation arguments or impeachment.
• Identify discrepancies between documented and actual care delivery

SPEAKERS

• Hannah Jamison

Credits

Credit approved by 20 authorities

pricing

$79 for Association Member

$99 for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Identify social media content that undermines defendant and expert testimony and preserve it for use in litigation
• Effectively incorporate social media evidence into deposition questioning to expose inconsistencies and secure admissions
• Lay a clean foundation for social media evidence and address common defense objections
• Use social media evidence to control the scope and tone of high-stakes depositions

SPEAKERS

• Seth Cardeli

Credits

Credit approved by 19 authorities

pricing

$79 for Association Member

$99 for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Why vehicle damage does not correlate with injury severity
• Elastic vs. plastic collisions explained for juries
• Delta-V myths vs. occupant biomechanics
• Ligament and disc injury mechanisms in low-speed impacts
• How to document injury when photos look “minor”
• Framing low-speed cases for settlement and trial

SPEAKERS

• David Wade
• Gina Coggin

Credits

Credit approved by 20 authorities

pricing

$79 for Association Member

$99 for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• An overview of claims management software programs
• A behind-the-curtain look at how these programs work
• The ‘rules’ software programs follow to determine your client’s initial settlement offer
• What we’ve learned from former insurance adjusters and national lawsuits

SPEAKERS

• Michael Schafer