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Overview
Apply the Rules and Maneuver Through the Litigation Process With Confidence
Don't miss this opportunity to develop practical skills in civil litigation! In this online seminar, veteran attorney faculty will provide you with real-world insights and concrete instruction. From initial filings to trial, uncover best practices that will help you work your way to a favorable case resolution. Learn how to be an effective advocate for your clients in civil proceedings - register today!
- Hear top words of advice on motions, discovery, jury selection, and other select issues.
- Discover how to spruce up your motion practice skills.
- Get the evidence you need during discovery and learn how to get it admitted.
- Learn how to prove the authenticity of social media posts, text messages, and more.
- Ask the right questions in voir dire to effectively ferret out juror biases and attitudes.
- Develop your case presentation skills for trial, from opening statements to closing arguments.
- Examine key ethics traps and receive practical guidance for complying with the rules.
Abbreviated Agenda
- Top Civil Litigation Dos and Don'ts
- Motion Practice and Pleadings: Getting What You Want
- Discovery, Depositions, and Evidence Rules: Real-World Applications
- Conducting Voir Dire and Jury Selection
- Building Your Civil Trial Skills
- How to Authenticate Social Media, Email, and Text Evidence
- Legal Ethics: Avoiding Key Dangers
Credit Details
Credits Available
| Credit | Status | Total | Until |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona CLE |
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6 Total | 06-24-2026 |
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CLE
Agenda
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Top Civil Litigation Dos and Don'ts
- Court Procedure
- Motions
- Discovery
- Voir Dire and Jury Selection
- Trial Practice and Presentation
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Motion Practice and Pleadings: Getting What You Want
- Applying the Rules of Civil Procedure
- Pleadings Standards and Sufficiency
- Motion to Dismiss
- Summary Judgment Motions
- Motions in Limine
- Tips for Effective Brief Writing
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Discovery, Depositions, and Evidence Rules: Real-World Applications
- Effective Use of Discovery Tools (Interrogatories; Requests for Production; Requests for Admissions; Subpoenas)
- Obtaining Evidence From Electronic Devices
- Taking Depositions
- Defending Depositions (and Properly Using Objections)
- Evaluating Admissibility
- Laying a Foundation to Get Your Evidence Introduced
- Witness Testimony and Reports
- Applying the Hearsay Rule and Exceptions
- Keeping Evidence Out
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Conducting Voir Dire and Jury Selection
- Preparing for Voir Dire
- Investigating Jurors
- Reading Personality Types and Non-Verbals
- Building Rapport
- Introducing Case Information
- Asking the Right Questions
- Eliciting Bias and Obtaining Cause Challenges
- Getting Quiet Jurors Talking
- Effective Use of Peremptory Challenges
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Building Your Civil Trial Skills
- Opening Statements: Telling a Persuasive Story
- Conducting Direct Examination
- Cross-Examining and Impeaching Witnesses
- Using Objections
- Arguing Damages at Trial
- Delivering Summations and Jury Instructions
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How to Authenticate Social Media, Email, and Text Evidence
- Proactively Ensuring Authenticity
- Proving Electronic Documents Have Not Been Modified
- Identifying Who Made the Post and Linking to the Purported Author
- Authenticating Through Witness Testimony
- Authenticating via Distinctive Characteristics and Circumstantial Evidence
- Self-Authentication Methods
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Legal Ethics: Avoiding Key Dangers
- Handling Prejudicial Evidence
- Social Media and Legal Ethics
- Communicating with Jurors
- Preparing vs. Coaching Witnesses
- Avoiding Conflicts of Interest
Who Should Attend
This basic-to-intermediate level online seminar is designed for attorneys. It may also benefit paralegals.
Speakers
Speaker bio
Mick Levin
is a sole proprietor, and attended both undergrad and law school at Arizona State University. His practice has been dedicated to the representation of personal injury victims. Mr. Levin is a member of the American Bar Association, American Association for Justice, National Crime Victims Bar Association, State Bar of Arizona, Arizona Association for Justice, and Maricopa County Bar Association. He is a member of the Arizona Association for Justice's CLE Board and presents an annual UM/UIM seminar for that organization.
Speaker bio
Daniel Torrens
is an attorney with Rusing Lopez & Lizardi, PLLC, where he practices in the areas of personal injury litigation, alternative dispute resolution, and commercial litigation. Mr. Torrens lectures nationally in the areas of contracts, personal injury, and trial advocacy. He is a faculty member of the Arizona College of Trial Advocacy and a graduate of the State Bar of Arizona's CLE Institute. Mr. Torrens is a member of the State Bar of Arizona and the Colorado Bar Association. He is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates and a judge pro tem with the Maricopa County Superior Court. Mr. Torrens earned his B.A. degree from Arizona State University and his J.D. degree from the University of Nebraska.
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