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Depositions and Brief Writing

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Price

$200 for EAGLE Member
$240 for Regular Member

485 minutes
Date Published

November 30, 2023

Publisher

Washington State Association for Justice

Subjects

Brief Writing, Depositions

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Summary

WSAJ'S WINTER CONFERENCE
Grand Hyatt Hotel, Seattle or via Webcast

Nov 30: Depositions and Brief Writing

Co-Chairs:
Christopher Love, Pfau Cochran Vertetis Amala
Lara Wilcox, Otorowski Morrow and Golden, PLLC

Seminar Schedule
5.5 Law & Legal, 1 Ethics CLE Credits

8:25–8:30  Welcome from Chairs
     Lara Wilcox, Otorowski Morrow & Golden, PLLC

8:30–9:00  Common Deposition Abuses and How to Deal with Them
     Lara Wilcox, Otorowski Morrow & Golden, PLLC

9:00–9:30  Techniques for Discrediting Experts
     Craig McIvorOtorowski Morrow & Golden, PLLC

 9:30–10:00  Getting the Admissions You Want
     Elizabeth Hanley, Schroeter Goldmark & Bender

10:00-10:30  Exhibit Hall Break

10:30–11:00  Effective Deposition Techniques for Police Officers
     Furhad Sultani, Stritmatter Kessler Koehler Moore

11:00–11:30  Exhibiting Your Case
     Mark Melter, Rush, Hannula, Harkins & Kyler, PLLC

11:30AM–12:00PM  Deposition Considerations in Civil Arbitration
     Sara Maleki, GLP Attorneys, P.S., Inc.

12:00–12:25  Lunch

12:25–12:30  Welcome from Chair
     Chris Love, Pfau Cochran Vertetis Amala PLLC

12:30–1:30  ETHICS: Effective and Ethical Written Advocacy Before the Washington State Supreme Court
     Chief Justice Steven Gonzalez, WA State Supreme Court
     Laura Anglin, Supreme Court Clerk

1:30–2:15  Visual Legal Writing and Techniques
     Bill Bailey, University of Washington School of Law

2:15–2:45  Exhibit Hall Break

2:45-3:30  Effective Written Advocacy Before the Washington State Court of Appeals
     Hon. Ian Birk, WA State Court of Appeals, Division I
     Hon. Janet Chung, WA State Court of Appeals, Division I

3:30–4:00  Complaints
     Beth Bloom, Bloom Law PLLC

4:00–4:30  Trial Briefs and Motions in Limine
     Ron Park, Friedman | Rubin PLLP

SWOD-20596

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Presenters

Lara Wilcox


Craig McIvor


Elizabeth Hanley

Elizabeth Hanley is an Attorney with Reed, Longyear, Malnati and Ahrens, PLLC. She focuses her practice on employment,... Read More

Furhad Sultani


Mark Melter


Sara Maleki
Graham Lundberg Peschel

Sara Maleki is an Associate Attorney in the Spokane office of Graham Lundberg Peschel.Prior to joining GLP, Sara was an... Read More

Chris Love
Pfau Cochran Vertetis Amala PLLC

Christopher Love bring his experience as a law clerk for seven different Washington State Court of Appeals judges to his role... Read More

Hon. Steven Charles Gonzales

Steve González was appointed to the Washington State Supreme Court effective January 1, 2012, and subsequently won a... Read More

Laura Anglin


Bill Bailey

WILLIAM S. BAILEY is a partner in the Seattle firm of Fury Bailey. Mr. Bailey has taught trialpractice at the University of... Read More

Hon. Ian S. Birk
Keller Rohrback LLP

Ian Stephen Birk practices in Keller Rohrback L.L.P.’s section for plaintiff tort litigation. Mr. Birk’s practice emphasizes... Read More

Hon. Janet Chung


Beth Bloom

Beth Bloom has dedicated her career to restoring justice for employees. Ms. Bloom represents employees fired because of who... Read More

Ron Park


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Program Titles and Supporting Materials

This program contains the following components:

Media Files
Common Deposition Abuses and How to Deal with Them - Video
Techniques for Discrediting Experts- Video
Getting the Admissions You Want - Video
Effective Deposition Techniques for Police Officers - Video
Exhibiting Your Case - Video
Deposition Considerations in Civil Arbitration - Video
ETHICS: Effective and Ethical Written Advocacy Before the Washington State Supreme Court - Video
Visual Legal Writing and Techniques - Video
Effective Written Advocacy Before the Washington State Court of Appeals - Video
Complaints - Video
Trial Briefs and Motions in Limine - Video
Downloadable Files
BRIEFS DEPS MATERIALS FINAL
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