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Join the
Santa Clara County
Trial Lawyers Association
Get Free or Reduced Admission Fees
to our MCLE's
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Lincoln Law School
Students & Alumni
Special Membership
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Mission Statement:
The Santa Clara County Trial Lawyers Association is a non-profit
organization committed to supporting members in their practice of law
through networking, education & involvement with the local bench,
providing the community with fair access to the justice system &
promoting a positive image of Trial Lawyers.
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e-Discovery and the use of
Special Masters
and Referees |
Join Judges Biafore & Komar for an
MCLE Program on e-Discovery and the use of Special Masters and
Referees. They will cover a variety of issues resulting from the
increase & complexity of e-discovery challenges, such as:
- A review of the relevant Federal and State statutes, codes, and case law
- Use of special masters and referees
- Cost effective e-Discovery
- New ESI
- Nuts and bolts of e-Discovery
- And more…
Judge Biafore joined JAMS following nearly four decades of
distinguished service with the Santa Clara County trial courts and
as a trial attorney in private practice. He is accomplished at
effectively handling a wide variety of cases and highly respected
for his fairness and ability to focus on the important issues in a
case.
Judge Komar has extensive experience settling and managing complex
cases acquired during more than 24 years of service on the Santa
Clara County Superior Court bench. As the sole Complex Litigation
Judge from 2001-2009, Judge Komar has heard and decided complex
issues of fact and law in numerous challenging cases.
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Sept 9, 2010
12:00 p.m. to 1:15 p.m.
Lincoln Law School
One North First Street,
Downtown San Jose
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RSVP
Walk-ins Welcome - Pay at the Door
1 MCLE Credit |
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For more information please call SCCTLA at 408-876-4869
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SAVE THE DATE: "Popping Policy Limits - Part 2" with Ron Cook
October 7, 2010 from 12 Noon to 1:15 pm at Lincoln Law School
Ron Cook updates recent case law in the area, discusses his
Federal Court trial (Reddy v. Fidelity Guarantee) and draws upon his
experience in 5 other policy limits cases, including copies of new demand
letters. As Mr. Cook demonstrated last year, there is more to
popping policy limits than writing a demand letter that goes
unanswered. Learn more about what is necessary to include in your
brief so as to increase the value of your case and sidestep policy
limits. Click for more
information or to RSVP.
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