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• Preparing Effective Arbitration/Mediation Packages
  Gayle Sullivan, Esq.,Sinoway, McEnery, Messey & Sullivan, PC, North Haven

All of the steps a paralegal needs to know to develop effective arbitration/mediation packages, including creating the one critical document that should be included every time. Plus, how to develop a Damages DVD that tells a story that even the best written materials can’t touch.   

• Effective Mediation Materials and Presentation – From a Judge’s Perspective
  Honorable Terence A. Zemetis, Superior Court, New Haven
• ‘Brevity is the soul of wit’
• Packaging counts – the media is (part of) the message
• Maps, drawings, diagrams, animations, photos – CD/DVD presentations
• Persuasion – who is the audience? Facilitative v evaluative mediation
• Defining success – if not settlement, what can be accomplished?

• Today’s “to do” Turning into Tomorrow’s Consequences: How to Avoid Self-inflicted Wounds
  Joseph R. Mirrione, Esq., Law Office of Joseph R. Mirrione, New Haven
• Discovery interrogatory responses—expert disclosures
• Mine fields in connection with disclosure of medical specials
• Effective use of automatic extensions of time
• Groundwork for developing damages
   
• Collateral Sources: What They Are and How to Calculate Them
• Liens, Medicare Set-asides and the Personal Injury Paralegal

• Software, Apps & Such
  Diana Orozco, Paralegal, Koskoff, Koskoff & Bieder, PC, Bridgeport

Effective use of online litigation resources; Diana will be sharing her Favorites and showing tips on Word and PowerPoint.  Attendees should be prepared to participate by sharing their favorite websites.

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CLE Credits

This Continuing Legal Education program is appropriate for both newly-admitted and experienced attorneys, and has been approved for the following credits in accordance with the rule requirements of these states:

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