Federal Court Practice 101: An Introduction to the Nuts & Bolts of Federal Civil Practice
Presented by City Bar Center for CLE programs – New York City Bar
About the EventThis program is designed to introduce attorneys, particularly those in the first three years of practice or transitioning from practicing in state court to practicing in federal court, to the nuts and bolts of federal civil practice. By focusing on real-life scenarios and practical skills, the panelists will share their advice on how to succeed at each stage of federal court litigation, from the initial conference to the close of discovery. The focus will be on providing attendees with practical knowledge that they can apply to their own cases. The panelists, including both practicing attorneys and members of the judiciary, will walk attendees through federal civil procedures while discussing strategies and sharing their own experiences in court. Featured SpeakerHon. Michael H. Dolinger (Ret.) CreditNY: 3.0 skills |
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Date / TimeMonday, March 5, 2018 |
LocationNew York City Bar |
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- Aviation
- Business Commercial
- Civil Rights
- Employment & Labor Law
- Environmental
- Estate Probate Trusts
- Insurance
- Intellectual Property
- Personal Injury/Libel/Sexual Abuse
- Product Liability
- Professional Liability
- Real Estate & Real Property