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Credits:

General:
AK-1.50, AL-1.30, AZ-1.50, CA-1.50, CO-2.00, FL-2.00, GA-1.30, HI-1.50, IL-1.50, IN-1.30, ME-1.30, MS-1.30, MT-1.25, NC-1.25, ND-1.50, NJ-1.50, NY-1.50, OR-1.00, PA-1.50, SC-1.25, TX-1.50, UT-1.00, VA-1.50,

Description:

As more and more individuals flock to the Internet to discover their rights as aggrieved patients, medical malpractice suits have continued to rise. Josh Silber and Richard H. Abend offer an engaging discourse on the typical procedures of malpractice litigation, and outline the strategies a lawyer can employ to maximize performance in court. Topics include an overview of the components of a malpractice suit; the secrets to selecting an expert witness; issues of liability; tips on discovery; and the importance of the vetting process in separating the unsuccessful cases from the lucrative ones.

"Truly an outstanding presentation in all respects." - Russell (Norfolk, VA)

"good intoduction" - Jeffrey (New York, NY)

"Great course" - Jeffrey (white plains, NY)

"Excellent." - Terrence (Chicago, IL)

"excellant format with two attornies and expanded question and answer." - Lawrence R. (mchenry, IL)

"Very informative program." - Stuart (New York, NY)

"Superb content and presentation for anyone interested in starting this area of law." - Elisa (Chicago, IL)

"This was an excellent introduction to medical malpractice cases. It will be very helpful to those who want to practice in the field." - Martin (Evanston, IL)

"I love the 3-person Q&A format; very easy to watch and to absorb the material." - JAMES (CHICAGO, IL)

"I liked the question/answer format." - Jan (Lake Monticello, VA)

"I thought the question and answer presentation and the two speaker was a great format. I learned a lot about medical malpractice." - Kelvin (Chicago, IL)

"the power point was a definite plus" - Richard (Niceville, FL)

"Informative techniques to avoid malpractice of your own!" - Scott (Chicago, IL)

"good speakers. I practice med mal and was hoping to see something a bit more advanced. Regardless, it was a good seminar." - Richard (Chicago, IL)

"interesting" - Gary (Collazzone (PG), )

"good presentation of a difficult subject. Really emphasizes the need to refer such cases to medical malpractice specialists." - Charles (Lumbard, IL)

"i dont do mm but the program was one of ther most intresting" - Larry (memphis, TN)

"clear and concise" - F. John (Chicago, IL)

"liked the Q and A format" - Curtis (new hyde park, NY)

"a vcry through and interesting review of the issues and challenges of this area of practice." - Steven (Boston, MA)

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Lecturers:

Josh Silber and Richard Abend, with Adam Denenberg

Mr. Silber has extensive experience in a broad variety of civil litigation matters. As an experienced litigator he is qualified to handle any and all civil and commercial litigation matters. Josh began his career representing plaintiffs in medical malpractice cases, having litigated and tried many medical malpractice cases since being admitted to the bar. Treating each case and each client as if they were his most important and as if each case were going to trial, Josh has earned a reputation as well liked and well respected among his clients, judges and fellow lawyers. Having been trained and "brought up" in the complicated medical malpractice arena, Josh has developed skills that allow him to handle all types of litigation cases, from accidents involving substantial injuries to complicated commercial litigation cases.

Josh has frequently served as "counsel to the profession" or trial counsel to other firms and lawyers. In addition, he has acted as "local counsel" to law firms in other jurisdictions with litigation clients in New York. On several occasions Josh has represented lawyers or doctors involved in disciplinary proceedings and, if uninsured, in malpractice cases. Josh has been appointed by the Chief Administrative Judge of the New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan to serve on the Court's Malpractice Case Management Committee. He has also been designated as a mediator in numerous malpractice cases involving uninsured or bankrupt hospitals, helping plaintiffs and defendants reach amicable settlements on these cases which languished for many years before his involvement. Josh has been directly involved in numerous multi-million dollar verdicts and millions of dollars in settlements for his clients.

In addition, Josh serves as president of a large Manhattan cooperative apartment corporation. In this capacity and on behalf of his clients he has been involved in numerous real estate litigation matters and closings.

Josh received a bachelor's degree from the State University of New York College at Brockport in 1993 and received his law degree, with honors, from the University of Miami Law School in 1996. He is admitted to practice law in New York, New Jersey and Florida as well as the United States District Courts in the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York and the District of New Jersey. Josh is a member of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association (NYSTLA), American Bar Association (ABA) and the American Association for Justice (AAJ). He has frequently been asked by the ABA and AAJ to participate in their student trial and appellate advocacy competitions, where he has served as judge for the past five years.

Mr. Abend has extensive experience in a broad variety of civil litigation matters. As an experienced litigator he is qualified to handle any and all civil and commercial litigation matters. Throughout his career he has represented injured persons and victims of malpractice (medical malpractice and legal malpractice), corporations, property owners, uninsured doctors and hospitals. Mr. Abend has successfully litigated hundreds of cases and tried multiple cases to a jury verdict. In addition to his litigation practice, Mr. Abend represents clients in a broad range of practice areas including real estate transactions and estate administration.

Mr. Abend graduated from the University of Rochester and received his law degree from Brooklyn Law School, where he served as the notes and comments editor for the Brooklyn Journal of International Law. He is admitted to the bars of New York and Connecticut as well as the United States Courts for the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York and member of the American Bar Association, New York State Trial Lawyers Association and New York County Lawyers Association. Additionally, he serves as a Moot Court Judge for the American Association of Justice and the National Institute for Trial Advocacy student trial advocacy competition. Mr. Abend also serves as general counsel to Jeff-Lew Properties, Inc. a private commercial real estate firm located in New York. Recently, Mr. Abend volunteered to perform pro bono work for the NYCLA Mortgage Foreclosure Project helping local homeowners avoid foreclosure.

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A Practical Approach to Medical Malpractice Litigation

"Truly an outstanding presentation in all respects." - Russell (Norfolk, VA)

"good intoduction" - Jeffrey (New York, NY)

"Great course" - Jeffrey (white plains, NY)

"Excellent." - Terrence (Chicago, IL)

"excellant format with two attornies and expanded question and answer." - Lawrence R. (mchenry, IL)

"Very informative program." - Stuart (New York, NY)

"Superb content and presentation for anyone interested in starting this area of law." - Elisa (Chicago, IL)

"This was an excellent introduction to medical malpractice cases. It will be very helpful to those who want to practice in the field." - Martin (Evanston, IL)

"I love the 3-person Q&A format; very easy to watch and to absorb the material." - JAMES (CHICAGO, IL)

"I liked the question/answer format." - Jan (Lake Monticello, VA)

"I thought the question and answer presentation and the two speaker was a great format. I learned a lot about medical malpractice." - Kelvin (Chicago, IL)

"the power point was a definite plus" - Richard (Niceville, FL)

"Informative techniques to avoid malpractice of your own!" - Scott (Chicago, IL)

"good speakers. I practice med mal and was hoping to see something a bit more advanced. Regardless, it was a good seminar." - Richard (Chicago, IL)

"interesting" - Gary (Collazzone (PG), )

"good presentation of a difficult subject. Really emphasizes the need to refer such cases to medical malpractice specialists." - Charles (Lumbard, IL)

"i dont do mm but the program was one of ther most intresting" - Larry (memphis, TN)

"clear and concise" - F. John (Chicago, IL)

"liked the Q and A format" - Curtis (new hyde park, NY)

"a vcry through and interesting review of the issues and challenges of this area of practice." - Steven (Boston, MA)

"not my field but learned a lot" - Alan (White Plains, NY)

"great review" - Donald (Gastonia, NC)

"excellent use of question & answer technique to explore a complex subject" - Malcolm (Dunnellon, FL)

"Well done overview. Covers most basics." - William J. (New York, NY)

"Well done. These speakers were well versed and held my attention all the way through. The substance was great and I enjoyed the q and a format. As baby boomers age, this area may become of increasing importance. Tort reform seems to be spearheaded by insurance company lobbyists." - William (Tallahassee, FL)

"A good introduction to the area of med mal. " - Angela (new york, NY)

"Very well integrated primer for the practice of medical malpractice law. Both speakers displayed a superior knowledge of the law and the elements of the practice." - William (Sacramento, CA)

"good" - Roger (Pawleys Island, SC)

"I liked the presentation and the Q and A. Well done." - Steven (New york, NY)

"Exceptionally good. " - James (Washington, DC)

"Liked the roundtable/Q & A concept better than a lecture" - Thomas (Clearwater, FL)

"Good" - Jeffrey (Fort Meade, MD)

"This was extremely informative, and relative to current events in medical malpractice. " - Renay (Chesterfield, VA)

"interesting, informative and well done." - Stephen (Washington, DC)

"The conversational ease with which speakers conveyed information kept my interest and made this course painless." - Christine (East Setauket, NY)

"Very well prepped and delivered overview and incite on med-mal....an excellent beginning point." - Matthew (columbia, TN)

"very interesting and fast paced" - Jack W. (Nashville, TN)

"Fine job" - Joseph (NY, NY)

"Excellent presentation---very knowledgeable attorneys." - Jordan (Alturas, CA)

"very informative" - Ralph (San Gabriel, CA)

"Hooray for the little guy! What an honorable, decent, humane job these guys do!" - Michael (Irvine, CA)

"Good course" - Soumya (Arlington, VA)

"Well-presented. Enjoyed the format." - Sandeep (Marina Del Rey, CA)

"The moderator in this seminar was very good and the attorneys were interesting to listen to. This is a more enjoyable format than the typical lecture." - Robyn (San Francisco, CA)

"These guys are top notch." - Joseph (ventura, CA)

"like the questions and answer approach" - Joel (New York, NY)

"A very good primer or basic review course." - Joseph (White Plains, NY)

"Very informative." - Arnold (basking ridge, NJ)

"Fine program." - Elizabeth (Sacramento, CA)

"teriffic" - Mark (Brooklyn, NY)

"As a medical-legal professional, I found this course to be of highest value to those attorneys accepting medical-malpractice claims." - Eleanor (El Cerrito, CA)

"interesting format" - Morris (Encino, CA)

"Good seminar -- I liked the way the three speakers interacted to present a wide range of relevant issues." - Clark (Beaverton, OR)

"It was a helpful introduction to this area of the law with lots of useful tips and insight." - Whitney (Houston, TX)

"I liked very much the conversational approach as opposed to the "lecture" format! Thanks! " - Calvin (Jackson, MS)

"informative." - John (Jefferson, OR)

"very informative with good practical tips." - Wendy (New Rochelle, NY)

"Good introduction to medical malpractice. Thanks." - Jonathan (Salem, OR)

"excellent" - John (hampton, VA)

"This seminar gave me practical insight into the nuts and bolts of trying a medical malpractice case." - Nikita M. (Rochester, NY)

"Excellent presentation. Very informative," - BARBARA (NORFOLK, VA)

"very good" - Michael A. (Los Angeles, CA)

"I liked the question answer format." - Ravi (Aliso Viejo, CA)

"Having litigated med-mal cases for 25 years it was a pleasure to listen to this program." - Bruce (new york, NY)

"Great speakers, great practical info." - MICHAEL (SANFORD, FL)

"The question and answer format was perfect for this type of presentation." - Nabeena (New York, NY)

"Interesting subject" - Edward (Arlington, VA)

"Excillent presentation of malpractice litigation fundamentals" - Gilbert (Fairfax, VA)

"very good" - James (Fairfax, VA)

"Excellent program. Speakers on a panel a very effective means of presenting this information." - William (Washington, DC)

"Having practiced med mal for 20+ years, I thought they were very accurate regarding the proper approach to these cases. Way too many attorneys do not understand how to properly approach a case. This seminar would be great for any attorney who is considering handling a med mal case. It was also reinforcement for me to make sure that my approach was correct and that I was not missing any important element. " - Vicki (Oakton, VA)

"Very interesting! Clear and helpful. Great speakers." - Elisabeth (Centreville, VA)

"very good" - Bernard (Bloomfield Hills, MI)

"The host and two speakers format helped keep my interest. Somoe great practical pointers." - William (Yorktown, VA)

"good seminar" - David (houston, TX)

"Outstanding introduction to the subject." - Gentle (Los Angeles CA, CA)

"Good introduction to the topic." - Anthony (Houston, TX)

"informative" - Mary (Oak Lawn, IL)

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General Credits:

AK-1.50
AL-1.30
AZ-1.50
CA-1.50
CO-2.00
FL-2.00
GA-1.30
HI-1.50
IL-1.50
IN-1.30
ME-1.30
MS-1.30
MT-1.25
NC-1.25
ND-1.50
NJ-1.50
NY-1.50
OR-1.00
PA-1.50
SC-1.25
TX-1.50
UT-1.00
VA-1.50
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