SemWeb Catalog

pricing

$80 USD for Member Rate

$100 USD for Non-Member Rate

SPEAKERS

• Pamela Foster

Credits

Credit approved by 29 authorities

pricing

$99 USD for Plaintiff Attorney Members

$129 USD for Plaintiff Attorney Non-Members

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Develop discovery designed to uncover notice, inspection failures, safety policies, and prior incidents
• Effectively notice and prepare for PMK/corporate witness, employee, and management depositions in premises liability cases
• Use deposition testimony to establish notice, control, foreseeability, and preventability of dangerous conditions
• Obtain admissions that can be used in trial
• Build a liability story that allows you to focus the jury on the defendant’s safety failures and your client’s damages

SPEAKERS

• Daniel Kramer

Credits

Credit approved by 25 authorities

pricing

$99 USD for Association Member

$129 USD for Non-Member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Learn to game plan the commercial truck crash case
• How to use social media as a crash investigation tool
• Pre-litigation discovery techniques using open records and public resources

SPEAKERS

• Jon Hollan

Credits

Credit approved by 22 authorities

pricing

$99 USD for Association Member

$129 USD for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Identifying the signs of a “mild” TBI
• Understanding the role and limitations of early imaging
• Appreciating the risk factors of persistent symptomology and cognitive deficits
• When to involve appropriate experts (e.g., neurologist)
• Developing your “mild” TBI case.

SPEAKERS

• James Perry

Credits

Credit approved by 25 authorities

pricing

$99 USD for Association Member

$129 USD for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Intake, case screening, and managing client expectations
• Active use of the treatment period
• Preservation and spoliation of evidence
• Investigation and file development
• Liens and subrogation
• Drafting demands and settlement strategy
• Carrier interface and negotiation; mediation readiness
• Jumpstarting litigation--complaints, targeted discovery, and experts

SPEAKERS

• Adam Shareef

Credits

Credit approved by 24 authorities

pricing

$99 USD for Association Member

$129 USD for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Ethical Disclosures for use of AI
• Status of the Judiciary in use of AI
• Can I run my entire practice off Claude for Legal?
• How do I make sure my data is secure?
• How can I make sure I own my data?
• How law firms are using AI from marketing, to intake, to pre-lit, to pleadings, to discovery, to trial
• Predictions on the future

SPEAKERS

• Robert Simon

Credits

Credit approved by 23 authorities

pricing

$99 USD for Association Member

$129 USD for Non-Member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• What information to obtain in discovery
• Typical defenses raised by experts in the TBI case
• Medical literature to effectively cross examine defense experts
• How to discredit myths about “mild” TBI

SPEAKERS

• Bruce Stern, Esq.

Credits

Credit approved by 25 authorities

pricing

$99 USD for Association Member

$129 USD for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• What to expect during a deposition
• Understanding the role of the defense attorney during a deposition
• What topics are likely to be covered during a deposition
• What questions might be asked and how to respond

SPEAKERS

• Eric Schloss

Credits

Credit approved by 20 authorities

pricing

$79 USD for Plaintiff Attorney Members

$99 USD for Plaintiff Attorney Non-Members

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Understand the mild, moderate, and severe assessment as a clinical triage scale measuring how the injury first presented rather than how much harm is caused
• How a “mild” TBI can be catastrophic while a “severe” injury resolves, because damages track functional impairment and proof rather than the label
• How the defense’s line of attack shifts the fight toward apportionment and damages or provoking a challenge to whether a brain injury exists depending on the severity label
• Neutralize the “mild” label by recontextualizing medical records, reframing terminology for the jury, and building the functional-loss narrative that the severity label obscures

SPEAKERS

• Taylor Ernst, Esq.

Credits

Credit approved by 21 authorities

pricing

$79 USD for Association Member

$99 USD for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Learn the seven principal liability theories available against a TNC defendant that apply nationwide and the statutory, regulatory, and common-law bases for liability
• Know the textual, structural, and judicial-estoppel arguments that distinguish a labor-classification provision from substantive tort immunity
• Adapt field-tested sample written discovery and person-most-qualified (or Rule 30(b)(6)) deposition notices to a TNC defendant in any U.S. jurisdiction
• Address driver onboarding and background screening, complaint history and deactivation flags, GPS and telematics data, in-app safety features and public safety representations, regulatory compliance, the three TNC insurance coverage periods, and algorithmic ride-matching systems
• Develop an opposition strategy to a TNC’s motion for summary judgment or motion to dismiss that addresses common defenses
• Translate model arguments into the language of your jurisdiction

SPEAKERS

• Arash Homampour

Credits

Credit approved by 20 authorities

pricing

$79 USD for Association Member

$99 USD for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Being able to articulate “the ask”
• Framing the issue
• Developing persuasive tone
• Effective use of legal citations
• Crafting the introduction and conclusion
• Common issues in motions to compel, summary judgments and protective orders

SPEAKERS

• Doris Cheng
• Tiffany Gates

Credits

Credit approved by 19 authorities

pricing

$79 USD for Plaintiff Attorney Members

$99 USD for Plaintiff Attorney Non-members

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Preparing your client at intake for a potential DME exam
• Written discovery--what is discoverable, where to get it, what tools to use
• Deposing the DME: Is it needed, preparation, tips for Zoom depositions
• Strategies to counter DME’s malingering theory and several other typical defense arguments; using the concept of “negative space”
• Using your expert’s direct exam to debunk a particular DME opinion
• Strategies for countering the DME throughout trial

SPEAKERS

• Eric Stravitz

Credits

Credit approved by 19 authorities

pricing

$79 USD for Association Member

$99 USD for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Use Claude, Claude Code, Gemini, and NotebookLM for deep research
• Conduct AI-assisted document review
• Advanced AI workflows plaintiff lawyers can implement immediately
• Use AI to conduct public records investigations
• Critical ethical guardrails around client confidentiality and attorney work product

SPEAKERS

• Evan Walker

Credits

Credit approved by 17 authorities

pricing

$79 USD for Association Member

$99 USD for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Signs and symptoms that indicate your client may have suffered a mTBI
• Mechanisms by which mTBI injuries can occur
• Appropriate care, evaluation, and treatment of the mTBI client
• Intake and early management of the mTBI case
• Common defenses and misnomers and how to combat them

SPEAKERS

• Kacie Vinel

Credits

Credit approved by 18 authorities

pricing

$79 USD for Association Member

$99 USD for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• What data is available from the Event Data Recorder Module (EDM) and similar technologies embedded in vehicles
• What are the limitations of that data
• How law enforcement is supposed to use the data
• How the data is being used to determine what happened in the crash and to ascribe fault
• How you can use that recorded data
• A preview of what’s to come with camera technology

SPEAKERS

• Michael Nichols

Credits

Credit approved by 19 authorities

pricing

$79 USD for Association Member

$99 USD for Non-member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Why early investigation is critical and how to do it right
• The key differences between trucking and standard auto cases
• Building a resource and template library that you can rely on
• A practical pre-litigation roadmap
• Deposition strategies that directly influence the value and outcome of your case

SPEAKERS

• Christina Hagen

Credits

Credits Offered: 1.25 General

pricing

$79 USD for Association Member

$99 USD for Non-Member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Introducing numbers and money into the trial
• How to build a general damages case that resonates on a deeper level
• Accessing the symbolism of money damages
• Pulling the concepts and values together in closing

SPEAKERS

• Karen Koehler

Credits

Credits Offered: 1.25 General

pricing

$79 USD for Association Member

$99 USD for Non-Member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• What jurors want to hear about your client’s TBI case
• The power of belief systems and how they shape jurors’ perception of the case
• Show the jury how your client’s story aligns with their perceived story of your client’s TBI case

SPEAKERS

• Scott Blair

Credits

Credits Offered: 1 General

pricing

$79 USD for Association Member

$99 USD for Non-Member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Modules of fact and law that must be proven
• Discovery before filing suit
• Priority in written discovery and depositions
• ESI Protocols
• Depositions are for impeachment
• Objections during deposition
• Using written discovery and deposition in trial

SPEAKERS

• Robert Arns

Credits

Credit approved by 3 authorities

pricing

$79 USD for Association Member

$99 USD for Non-Member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Obtaining no-cost records through online portals
• How to direct a healthcare provider to place electronic health information on an online portal
• Obligation of healthcare provider to produce the full "designated records set" as defined in the HIPAA regulations
• How to respond when healthcare providers violate the rules
• Enforcement through Health and Human Services, Office of the National Coordinator of Health Information Technology (HHS, ONC)
• Examples of violation of the CURES Act known as “Information Blocking”
• Delays caused by DHHS adjustments during the COVID-19 pandemic

SPEAKERS

• Roger Leslie

Credits

Credit approved by 2 authorities

pricing

$79 USD for Association Member

$99 USD for Non-Member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Civility as a key component of professionalism
• Understand the personal, professional and societal costs of incivility
• Address explicit and implicit bias as a fundamental aspect of civility
• Understand our own biases and their impact on us
• Our proverbial masks and how they impact recognition of our shared humanity

SPEAKERS

• Craig Sims

Credits

Credit approved by 3 authorities

pricing

$79 USD for Association Member

$99 USD for Non-Member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Updates on changes to HIPAA regulations assuring no-cost medical records and delayed enforcement of Cures Act for “information blocking” violations
• Methods to assure your clients obtain low-cost records in the meantime, despite misinformed or distorted opinions of providers and contractors
• Prepare for coming changes by testing online patient portals to obtain no-cost records
• Specifics of how to obtain complete records sets

SPEAKERS

• Roger Leslie

Credits

Credit approved by 3 authorities

pricing

$79 USD for Association Member

$99 USD for Non-Member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Do Zoom Focus Groups Work?
• Advantages & Disadvantages of Zoom Groups
• How Can I Use Zoom to its Highest Potential

SPEAKERS

• Jeffrey Boyd, Esq.

Credits

Credits Offered: 1.25 General

pricing

$79 USD for Association Member

$99 USD for Non-Member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Radical changes in brain imaging technology over past 15 years, changes coming in the next 5 years and the implications for brain injury cases
• Advanced imaging techniques, advanced techniques to measure TBI-induced vision problems, QEEG and other objective measures essential to proving brain injury
• Using advanced imaging and other objective measures to easily defeat the defense neuropsychologist’s antiquated opinions

SPEAKERS

• Scott Blair
• Adam Urra

Credits

Credit approved by 2 authorities

pricing

$99 USD for Association Member

$129 USD for Non-Member

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Battle back against defense examiner tactics with motions practice to set the parameters of an exam
• Require all testing be in the open, on video, and the underlying raw data provided to you as a condition for agreeing to testing
• How to undermine the record review when the defense examiner refuses to do the exam and resorts to a record review
• How to cross examine the defense examiner at trial.

SPEAKERS

• Scott Blair