Webinars

lostintranslation: Illuminating the Issues that Arise When Using an Interpreter

Tue, 24 Jun 2008 13:00:45 -0700

Clear communication is essential to all stages of the legal process. Whether you are planning to take depositions in a complex international litigation, cross-examine a witness in a trial or prep a witness who doesn't speak English, the use of an interpreter can help tremendously, but also issue in many unforeseen problems.
Join us for a one (1) hour MCLE phone conference as we discuss the techniques of interpreting for legal proceedings and also how to be sensitive to the cultural pitfalls of conducting business in a foreign language.
Registration is $25.

Battling the Blaze: Keys to Successful Fire Litigation

Mon, 2 Jun 2008 13:00:00 -0700

The study of fire is an intricate science involving the chemical and thermal reactions between physical components contained in various materials. Moreover, the investigation of fires requires collaboration of experts and careful examination of fire scenes. By nature, fire investigation revolves around sophisticated scientific procedures, and many factors are taken into consideration.
Join us for a one (1) hour MCLE phone conference as we discuss how to effectively present visual evidence that supports your case, as well as the an in depth look at the fire code.
Registration is $25.

Maximizing Trial Effectiveness Through Software and Hardware

Tue, 22 Apr 2008 01:00:14 -0700

The effective presentation of evidence and argument is critical to success in any dispute resolution or legislative process, formal or informal, placing a premium on the ability of the advocate to communicate both evidence and argument in a form that is readily understandable, memorable and persuasive.
Join us for a two (2) hour MCLE as we discuss how you maximize your effectiveness by utilizing readily accessible software and hardware resources.
Registration is $80 and the location will be at our Beverly Hills office.

FINRA Considerations

Tue, 25 Mar 2008 13:00:16 -0700

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) touches virtually every aspect of the securities business. In order to assist in the resolution of monetary and business disputes between investors, securities firms and individual registered representatives, FINRA operates the largest dispute resolution forum in the securities industry.
Since FINRA’s dispute resolution forums are solely run by FINRA, there are a multitude of specialized rules and regulations governing the process.
Given its experience with FINRA and its predecessor, the NASD, TrialPoint can help you understand and prepare for all the potential issues that may arise during your case, including:
The make-up of the FINRA Hearing Panel,
The order and method evidence is presented,
Impromptu document retrieval for impeachment,
Discovery deadlines, and
Production procedures.
In addition to this expert consultation, TrialPoint can also organize, digitize and display the thousands of documents that inevitably accompany these complex financial claims.
Ultimately, FINRA arbitrators and mediators appreciate cases that are concise, well-focused and free from repetitive and irrelevant information. Anything less may cost you and your client the award you desire.
Contact us today about how we can help you navigate the maze of the FINRA dispute resolution process.

4 Points of Contact: Who You Need to Talk to Before You Go to Trial in Los Angeles Superior Court

Tue, 19 Feb 2008 13:00:00 -0800

Join us for a short phone conference as we discuss the important, yet commonly over-looked people you need to contact if you’re going to trial in the following courtrooms:
Judge Alarcron (Dept. 36)
Judge Hess (Dept. 24)
Judge Kalin (Dept. 3)
Judge Dau (Dept. 57)
Judge Ferns (Dept. 69)