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Their Pet Peeves and Preferences Featuring Distinguished Judges from
Hearing what acting judges prefer to see in their courtrooms to make the gears of justice move more smoothly is invaluable to every attorney: veteran and novice alike. This unique forum offers a candid discussion between current state civil court judges on what they see in their practice, what works, and what they'd prefer attorneys avoid. Build your credibility - register today!
- Walk through the key steps of the litigation process with commentary from the sitting judges.
- Determine what cooperation between opposing counsel realistically means to judges.
- Get guidance on clearly communicating your position in writing and at hearings.
- Find new efficiencies in court technology and remote hearings: hear what works and what slows things down needlessly.
- Give the decision makers everything they need to make the ruling.
Abbreviated Agenda
Maryland Civil Court Judges Discuss Trial PracticeBreak: 2:30 - 2:45
Panelists: Hon. Lawrence P. Fletcher-Hill, Hon. Dana Moylan Wright and Hon. Keith R. Truffer
Moderator: Paul D. Bekman
- Judges' Expectations for Written Submissions: Motions, Memos, Pleadings, Briefs
- Scheduling Hearings and Ex Parte Communications
- Discovery Matters and Opposing Counsel Cooperation
- Voir Dire, Jury Selection, and Juror Communication
- Court Technology and Remote Hearings
- Trial Arguments, Oral Advocacy, Court Etiquette
- Witness Examination Dos and Don'ts
- Evidence and Objections
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Maryland Civil Court Judges Discuss Trial Practice
Break: 2:30 - 2:45
Panelists: Hon. Lawrence P. Fletcher-Hill, Hon. Dana Moylan Wright and Hon. Keith R. Truffer
Moderator: Paul D. Bekman- Judges' Expectations for Written Submissions: Motions, Memos, Pleadings, Briefs
- Scheduling Hearings and Ex Parte Communications
- Discovery Matters and Opposing Counsel Cooperation
- Voir Dire, Jury Selection, and Juror Communication
- Court Technology and Remote Hearings
- Trial Arguments, Oral Advocacy, Court Etiquette
- Witness Examination Dos and Don'ts
- Evidence and Objections
Who Should Attend
This intermediate level online seminar is designed for attorneys.
Speakers
Speaker bio
Paul D. Bekman
is a managing partner in the Baltimore law firm of Bekman, Marder, Hopper, Malarkey & Perlin, L.L.C. He focuses his practice on handling serious personal injury and wrongful death cases, with special emphasis in the areas of medical negligence, products liability, maritime, and common carrier cases. Mr. Bekman is certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy as a civil trial specialist. He is also certified by the American Board of Professional Liability Attorneys. Mr. Bekman earned his B.A. and J.D. degrees from the University of Maryland. He is a member of the Bar Association of Baltimore City, Maryland State Bar Association, and Maryland Trial Lawyers Association. Mr. Bekman is an advocate of the American Board of Trial Advocates, a fellow of the International Academy of Trial Lawyers, and a fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers.
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Hon. Keith R. Truffer
is a Circuit Court Judge in the Baltimore County Circuit Court, Second Judicial Circuit.
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Hon. Dana Moylan Wright
is a Circuit Court Judge in the Washington County Circuit Court, Fourth Judicial Circuit.
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Hon. Lawrence P. Fletcher-Hill
is a Circuit Court Judge in the Baltimore City Circuit Court, Eighth Judicial Circuit.
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