Connecticut Discovery MCLE Courses

This program will explain the common types of evidence that can be recovered from cell phones and how that evidence can be used in a case.

This program will address the key aspects of a workplace investigation from beginning to end.

This program provides an overview of the law concerning commercial truck accidents.

This program presents the nuts and bolts of a medical malpractice case.

This program will cover the basics of how to request public records, draft and respond to interrogatories, draft requests for production and admissions, and handle e-discovery.

This program will cover domestic abuse and its consequences which can affect a criminal case or sentence mitigation hearings.

In this program, forensic psychiatrist Anna Cervantes will cover the key issues attorneys need to understand when working with a psychiatric expert.

This seminar introduces the legal professional to methods for interviewing a prospective document examiner, or other prospective expert witness. You will learn how to properly vet your prospective expert.

Criminal and civil cases oftentimes use methods to "place" a person at a particular location based on their cell phone usage. This course will guide attorneys on the best practices of uncovering the cell phone evidence that could be crucial to their case.

This seminar will go through the ins-and-outs of all pleadings, including the difference between a notice and fact pleading jurisdiction.

This is the 2nd of a two-part presentation covering the key 2019-2020 Supreme Court cases.

Part II of this advanced course series gives attorneys focuses on S Corp and valuation and valuation errors.

This program will provide comprehensive coverage of Rule 35 exams, including recent developments, procedures, and related issues.

Part I of this advanced course series gives attorneys a primer in business valuation methods.