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Winter 2008
Ethics and E-Discovery
Kevin L. Ferguson – American Family Mutual Insurance Company
The Work of the Wisconsin Civil Jury Instruction Committee: How Instructions are Developed and a Review of Recent Changes and Additions
Scott C. Minter – University of Wisconsin Law School, Continuing Legal Education
Nuts and Bolts of Defending the OLR Respondent
Ralph M. Cagle and Marie A. Stanton Hurley, Burish & Stanton, S.C.
Supreme Court Rulemaking: The Citation of Unpublished Appellate Opinions and Other Permutations and Combinations
Justice Patience Roggensack – Wisconsin Supreme Court
Living with Uncertainty - Apportioning Fault in Products Cases after Fuchsgruber
Travis J. Rhoades and Dan Mullin – Crivello Carlson, S.C.
Living with Uncertainty - Apportioning Fault in Products Cases after Fuchsgruber
Travis J. Rhoades and Dan Mullin – Crivello Carlson, S.C.
Care and Preparation of Witnesses, Including Insureds
Werner E. Scherr Gonzalez – Saggio & Harlan, LPP
Summer 2008
I’m Too Mad to Settle! Working With Angry Plaintiffs at Mediation
Russell M. Ware – Smith, Amundsen, LLC
The Collection and Application of Exposure Data in Toxic Tort Cases
Dr. Kim Anderson – GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.
Insurance Coverage Decisions That Will Impact Your Clients – 2008
Terry J. Booth – Piper & Schmidt
Recovering The Workers Compensation Lien and a Workers Compensation Law Update
Aaron R. Berndt – Borgelt, Powell, Peterson & Frauen, S.C.
Client Development 101: The 10 Do’s and Don’ts to Maintaining a Positive Relationship With Your Clients
Mary L. Richards – American Family Mutual Insurance Company
Homeowners Coverage for Sexual Assaults – The Innocent Spouse Doctrine
Attorney Wendy G. Gunderson – Smith, Gunderson & Rowen, S.C.
The Keys to Managing a Successful Law Practice – A Client and Ethically Centered Approach
Coral Pleas – Pleas, Williams, LLC
Tips for Distinguishing Independent Contractors from Employees
William R. Sachse, Jr – Peterson, Johnson & Murray, S.C.
Spring 2008
The New Frontier – Practical Strategies for Dealing with The New E-Discovery Rules
Patrick W. Brennan – Crivello, Carlson & Mentkowski, S.C.
Defending A Class Action Law Suit – Addressing Key Issues and Mapping Out a Plan for Success
Todd G. Smith – Godfrey & Kahn, S.C.
Overview Of Wisconsin Workers Compensation Law
Daniel L. Zitzer – Otjen Van Ert & Weir, S.C.
Liability Claims Under Wisconsin Statute §102.29
James C. Ratzel – Ratzel & Associates, LLC
Insurance Coverage Issues Arising Out of Condominium Construction Defects
Wayne Yankala – Mingo & Yankala, S.C.
The Federal Computer Fraud and Abuse Act: An Emerging Tort in Business & Employment Litigation
Sarah A. Zylstra – Boardman Law Firm
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