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Motions are the lifeblood of nearly every lawsuit. Whether to file a particular motion calls for a combination of legal strategy, judgment, and drafting skill. The same is true of Objections to Motions. A diverse panel discusses the fundamentals of motion practice, including motions to dismiss, to compel discovery, for sanctions, and for summary judgment.  

This "nuts-and-bolts" seminar covers motion practice in state court. 

Most cases do not go to trial, but nearly every case involves one or more motions. The panel, consisting of experienced practitioners, a Superior Court judge, and a Clerk of Court, focuses on what motion(s) to file, when to do so, how to comply with the applicable court rules, when to request a hearing, the use of technology, and other issues that frequently arise. 

Who Should Attend this Program?
This seminar will be useful to any practitioner whose practice involves handling lawsuits, whether regularly or only occasionally. It will be beneficial both to lawyers in their early years of practice and to those with many years of experience. 

If you purchase a Live Webcast and miss all or part of it on the day it is scheduled, you will receive an email the next week letting you know that it’s available as an archived copy. At that point, it will be available to you to view for 90 days from the date of purchase.

 

ALL CREDIT MINUTES FOR NHBA CLE PROGRAMS WILL BE REPORTED

TO THE NHMCLE ART SYSTEM FOR YOU TYPICALLY WITHIN TWO BUSINESS DAYS OF PRINTING THE PROGRAM CERTIFICATE.

 

Materials:

Materials for Online seminars, CLEtoGo seminars and Live Webcasts come in pdf format after purchase for you to download and save/print. They will be available in your online account through this catalog.

Materials for DVDs are mailed to you after purchase (after original program date). If ordering before a program takes place, please allow up to 2 weeks after the program to receive your DVDs or Materials.