The Art of Damages: Presenting at Trial and Asking for Monetary Awards Out of Stock
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About the Program
Identifying, proving, arguing, and ultimately keeping damages is the life-blood of any successful personal injury trial practice. Mastery of this element is crucial to your case analysis and strategy, and failure to properly prove and argue damages can literally mean the difference between success and failure for yourself and your firm, as well as your clients' interests and well-being.
This special seminar will explore key issues in the law of damages with an emphasis on recognizing, proving and arguing the kinds of damages available in a variety of personal injury actions. Our distinguished faculty, all of whom are talented and experienced trial attorneys or recognized authorities in their fields, are committed to in-depth analysis, as well as practical and interactive instruction.
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Agenda
Welcome and Program Overview
Permanent Injuries, Future Damages and Life Care Plans
Permanent Injuries, Future Damages and Life Care Plans
David Yarborough Jr. - Yarborough Applegate, LLC
Life Care Plans
Sarah Lustig - Lustig Consulting
Proving Pain & Suffering: Past & Present
John Eric Fulda - Whetstone Perkins & Fulda, LLC
Presenting and Recovering Punitive Damages
Mullins McLeod - McLeod Law Group, LLC
Damages in a Wrongful Death Case
Thiele McVey - Kassel McVey
Arguing Damages in the Closing Argument
Michael Goldberg - Fried Rogers Goldberg, LLC
Damages in a Traumatic Brain Injury Case
James W. (Wally) Fayssoux Jr. - Fayssoux Law Firm, P.A.
Special Damages, Life Expectancy & Medical Causation
Pamela (Pam) Mullis - Mullis Law Firm, PA
Issues with Proving Financial Losses in Personal Injury & Death Cases
Dr. Oliver G. Wood - Consulting Economist
Post Settlement Issues: Keeping as Much of the Damages as Possible
Eric J.D. Rogers - Fried Rogers Goldberg, LLC
Conflicts Traps for Litigators
Debbie Byes - Swiss Re
Emotional Distress, PTSD & Pain Syndromes
Joe Fried - Fried Rogers Goldberg, LLC
This seminar qualifies for 6.0 MCLE credit hours, including up to 1.0 LEPR credit hour.
Note: When submitting your compliance reports to the SC Commission on CLE and Specialization, if you completed this in 2024,please use this course code: 241026ADO.
Note: When submitting your compliance reports to the SC Commission on CLE and Specialization, if you completed this in 2025, please use this course code: