Litigation Training
Events
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Cracking the Code to Verdict Victories Case Debrief Seminar (MAJ CLE)
Maryland Association for Justice (MAJ) 10440 Little Patuxent Pkwy, Ste 250, Columbia, United StatesLitigation TrainingMaryland Association for Justice (MAJ) offers Member pricing for MAJ educational programs to lawyers who have already accepted a pro bono commitment through a PBRC training within the past 12 months OR who commit to answer at least three legal questions for low-income Marylanders, using the https://Maryland.FreeLegalAnswers.org website within 1 year of registration.
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Professional Skills Series: Trial Techniques
Live Webinar MDLitigation TrainingRegister Now View Flyer WEBCAST: View the recorded skills portion at a later date. You will be emailed training access when the webcast is ready to view. Professional Skills Series:…
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Professional Skills Series: Avoiding Grievances when Working with Challenging Clients
Remote/VirtualLitigation TrainingEach meeting typically runs from noon to 2 pm, and includes three components: a 75-minute skills training; a 20-minute exercise; and a 20-minute mentoring roundtable, where attendees can bring up litigation and other lawyering questions they’re currently facing (whether related to the presentation topic or not), and get input from the group. Experienced litigators will be present during the entire event.
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Professional Skills Series: Understanding and Advocating for Vulnerable Communities
Remote/VirtualLitigation TrainingEach meeting typically runs from noon to 2 pm, and includes three components: a 75-minute skills training; a 20-minute exercise; and a 20-minute mentoring roundtable, where attendees can bring up litigation and other lawyering questions they’re currently facing (whether related to the presentation topic or not), and get input from the group. Experienced litigators will be present during the entire event.
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Professional Skills Series: Professionalism & Courtroom Etiquette
Remote/VirtualLitigation TrainingEach meeting typically runs from noon to 2 pm and includes three components: a skills training; practical exercises; and a mentoring roundtable, where attendees can bring up litigation and other lawyering questions they’re currently facing—whether related to the presentation topic or not—and receive input from the group. Experienced litigators are present throughout the entire event.
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Ethics in Pro Bono Practice: Navigating Common Challenges
Litigation TrainingVirtual
Each meeting typically runs from noon to 2 pm and includes three components: a skills training; practical exercises; and a mentoring roundtable, where attendees can bring up litigation and other lawyering questions they’re currently facing—whether related to the presentation topic or not—and receive input from the group. Experienced litigators are present throughout the entire event.
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Developing Strategies for Positive Outcomes
Litigation TrainingVirtual
Each meeting typically runs from noon to 2 pm and includes three components: a skills training; practical exercises; and a mentoring roundtable, where attendees can bring up litigation and other lawyering questions they’re currently facing—whether related to the presentation topic or not—and receive input from the group. Experienced litigators are present throughout the entire event.
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A Winning Framework to Recover from Uber, Lyft and other Transportation Network Companies (TNCs) (MAJ CLE)
Remote/VirtualLitigation TrainingMaryland Association for Justice (MAJ) offers Member pricing for MAJ educational programs to lawyers who have already accepted a pro bono commitment through a PBRC training within the past 12 months OR who commit to answer at least three legal questions for low-income Marylanders, using the https://Maryland.FreeLegalAnswers.org website within 1 year of registration.
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