Black Letter Briefcase: Trial Practice and Evidence - Meadowlands Seminar 2019

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255 minutes

Date Published

November 22, 2019

Publisher

New Jersey Association for Justice

Subjects

Trial Practice

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Summary

Black Letter Briefcase : Trial Practice and Evidence was originally presented on November 22, 2019 at the Meadowlands Seminar in East Rutherford, NJ

This Self-Paced program features presenters lecturing on Trial Practice and Evidence: Objection It’s Work Product?
Current Ruling on James vs Ruiz
Top four In Limine Motions in an Auto Case
Can The DME Or Treating Doctor Testify As To The Mechanism Of Injury, Overtreatment or Malingering?
How to Use the Time Unit Rule
How to Prove Medical Bills at Time of Trial
Judicial Perspective: Most Common Evidentiary Trial Objections
Admissibility of The Opinion Of A Police Officer
Summing up the Evidence at closing: How far is too far?

Objection It’s Work Product?
Lynne M. Kizis, Esq. - Woodbridge, NJ

Current Ruling on James vs Ruiz
Marc C. Saperstein, Esq. - Teaneck, NJ

Top four In Limine Motions in an Auto Case
Adam L. Rothenberg, Esq. - Edison, NJ

Can The DME Or Treating Doctor Testify As To The Mechanism Of Injury, Overtreatment or Malingering?
K. Raja Bhattacharya, Esq. - West Orange, NJ*

How to Use the Time Unit Rule
Lauren D. Fraser, Esq. - Newton, NJ

How to Prove Medical Bills at Time of Trial
Jeffrey A. Rizika, Esq. - Springfield, NJ

Judicial Perspective: Most Common Evidentiary Trial Objections
Hon. John D. O'Dwyer - Hackensack, NJ

Admissibility of The Opinion Of A Police Officer
Gerald H. Baker, Esq. - Springfield, NJ

Summing up the Evidence at closing: How far is too far?
Brian Lehrer, Esq. - Florham Park, NJ
Martin Cedzidlo - Fort Lee NJ

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Presenters

Lynne M. Kizis, Esq.

Lynne M. Kizis is a Shareholder and Director of Wilentz, Goldman &Spitzer, P.A., Woodbridge, New Jersey and Co-Team Leader of... Read More

Marc C. Saperstein

Marc Saperstein, a native of Dumont, N.J. is a founding member of Davis, Saperstein & Salomon, P.C. He has a reputation of... Read More

Adam L. Rothenberg, Esq.

Adam is a partner with the firm of Levinson Axelrod and a Certified Civil trial Attorney since 2001 and serves on the Supreme... Read More

K. Raja Bhattacharya, Esq.

Raja Bhattacharya is a partner with Bendit Weinstock in West Orange, NJ. He is a certified civil trial attorney. His practice... Read More

Lauren D. Fraser, Esq.

As an injury law trial attorney with Javerbaum Wurgaft Hicks Kahn Wikstrom & Sinins, P.C., Lauren has successfully resolved... Read More

Jeffrey A. Rizika, Esq.

Jeff is a partner at the law firm of Javerbaum, Wurgaft, Hicks, Kahn, Wikstrom & Sinins, P.C. in Springfield, New Jersey. He... Read More

Hon. John D. O'Dwyer, J.S.C.

Judge of the Superior Court Civil Division, Bergen County in January, 2017.

Gerald H. Baker, Esq.

Gerald Baker is one of the most able and high-profile personal injury attorneys in the nation. Animated, cheerful and... Read More

Brian R. Lehrer, Esq.

With the firm Schenck, Price, Smith & King LLP, and co-chairs the Commercial Restructuring and Workouts practice group and... Read More

Martin S. Cedzidlo, Esq.

Mr. Cedzidlo has extensive trial experience, having tried to verdict hundreds of cases on behalf of his clients, including... Read More

Program Titles and Supporting Materials

This program contains the following components:

Objection It’s Work Product?

Current Ruling on James vs Ruiz

Current Ruling on James vs Ruiz - Paper

Top four In Limine Motions in an Auto Case

Can The DME Or Treating Doctor Testify As To The Mechanism Of Injury, Overtreatment or Malingering?

Can The DME Or Treating Doctor Testify As To The Mechanism Of Injury, Overtreatment or Malingering? - Paper

How to Use the Time Unit Rule

How to Prove Medical Bills at Time of Trial

Judicial Perspective: Most Common Evidentiary Trial Objections

Judicial Perspective: Most Common Evidentiary Trial Objections - Paper

Admissibility of The Opinion Of A Police Officer

Summing up the Evidence at closing: How far is too far?

Summing up the Evidence at closing: How far is too far? - Paper

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