TTLA CLE: Commercial Litigation
Seminar Materials for Registrants
Thank you for registering for TTLA's Commercial Litigation CLE program! Below are the seminar materials for your review/reference. TTLA is pleased to make these materials available to you prior to the seminar for your convenience. The materials will also be available on a Flash drive at the seminar, if you choose to purchase them. The Flash drive allows you to store and access the materials easily for future reference. Remember to bring your laptop to the seminar...we will have plenty of outlets!
The following papers will be presented at the seminar:
A. Business Torts Update, By Dan Bishop
B. Trade Secrets, Non Disclosure Agreements and Covenants Not to Compete, by Terry Oxford
Covenants Not to Compete (PowerPoint file)
No bio submitted.C. Bits and Bytes, A Practical Guide to Discovery of Electronically Stored Information, by Lana Varney
Bits and Bytes (This is a very large file and may take a few minutes to download.)
No bio submitted.D. Legal Malpractice Update, by Steve McConnico
E. Jury Trials in Commercial Litigation Cases - Jury Selection, Witness Preparation, Jury Persuasion, panel discussion
Moderator: Dan Bishop
Panel: Tony Canales, Doug Keane, Fred Hagans, Steve McConnico, Richard MithoffDan Bishop Bio
Doug Keane Bio
Fred Hagans Bio
Steve McConnico Bio
Richard Mithoff Bio
Doug Keane Paper - Attitudes Towards Business Litigants and What Juries Think of Your CaseF. Jury Trial or Arbitration Panel - What is a Trial Lawyer to Do?, by United States District Judge
Royal W. Furgeson, Jr.Judge Furgeson Bio
No paper submitted.G. Trying the Commercial Arbitration Case, panel discussion with Eric Green (Moderator), Joe Kosiubes, Chris Reynolds and Mikal Watts
Eric Green Bio
Joe Kosiubes Bio
Chris Reynolds Bio
Mikal Watts BioH. How to Evaluate a Plaintiff's Complex Commercial Case, By Ken M. Peterson
Ken Peterson Bio
How To Evaluate a Plaintiff's Complex Commercial Case
Attachment to TTLA OutlineI. Transformers - How A PI Lawyer Can (ethically) Develop A Commercial Litigation Practice, panel discussion with Jack Baldwin, Ken Peterson and Amy Witherite
J. Accountants and Auditors Liability, by Rod Phelan
K. Patent Infringement Litigation: Case Selection and Strategy from the Patent Holder's Perspective, by Phil Bruns
Phil Bruns Bio
Patent Infringement Litigation
Appendix A
Appendix B
Appendix C
Appendix DL. The Markman Hearing, by Karl Bayer
Karl Bayer Bio
Cover Page
Table of Contents
Claim Construction PaperM. Packaging the Patent Case for the Jury, panel discussion with Otis Carroll, Pat Lochridge, Carl Roth, United States District Judge Sam Sparks and Tom Watkins
N. Focusing on Fiduciaries: Litigating the Breach of Fiduciary Duty Case, by Frank Branson
O. Securities Litigation: Building the Plaintiff's Case, by Kathy Patrick
No bio or paper submitted.
P. False Claims Act Litigation, by Ann Lugbill
Ann Lugbill Bio
No paper submitted.Q. Representing the Insured in the Coverage Case, by Mark Kincaid
Mark Kincaid Bio
Cover Page
Insurance Issues for Trial LawyersR. Shared Liability (Single Business Enterprise, Negligent Exercise of Control, Civil Conspiracy, Alter Ego, Joint Enterprise) by Frank Guerra
S. Class Action, by Marc R. Stanley
T. Deceptive Trade Practices, Breach of Warranty and Unconscionability in the Commercial Case, by Denman Heard