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About the Seminar
Join the SC Bar CLE Division for “Fighting for Crime Victims – Civil Litigation". This program will assist practitioners who represent victims of crime where a third party owed a legal duty to take reasonable measures to protect the individual from the criminal acts of others. Specifically, those presenting will focus on three civil avenues for recourse: negligent security, dram shop, and human trafficking litigation.You will come away with a strong understanding of the law, what to look for when vetting a potential case, common discovery battles and obstacles in litigation, and other practice pointers.
Seminar
Agenda
Welcome and
Opening Remarks
Brian
Mickelsen, Mickelsen Dalton LLC, Charleston
Introduction
to Negligent Security Litigation
Daniel R.
Dalton, Mickelsen Dalton LLC, Charleston
-What is Negligent Security Law in South Carolina?
-Intake and Screening Cases
-Preservation of Evidence Letters
-Creating a Record of Bad Faith and Exploiting Pressure Points
-Potential
Coverage Issues
Building
Your Case and Discovery Battles
Brian
Mickelsen, Mickelsen Dalton LLC, Charleston
-Gathering the
Evidence You Will Need To Prevail
-Working with
Law Enforcement and Analyzing Crime Data
-Humanizing
your story through witnesses
-Hurdles to
Overcome: Off-premises Injuries and No Prior Crime
-The 30(b)(6)
deposition
-Spoliation of
Evidence/Sanctions
Panel
Discussion – Gun Violence in South Carolina And What To Do To Stop It
Merrill Towns
Chapman, State Director, Brady S.C., Mount Pleasant
Bruce Wilson,
Community Activist, Greenville
Crime Prevention
Officer, Columbia Police Department
Moderator: Daniel R. Dalton, Mickelsen Dalton LLC, Charleston
The Nuts and
Bolts of Dram Shop Litigation
Christopher P.
Kenney, Richard A. Harpootlian, PA, Columbia
-What is Dram
Shop Litigation in South Carolina?
-Theories of
Liability
-What You’ll
Need to Make Your Case
-Successes and
Failures
Human
Trafficking Litigation
Brian C.
Mickelsen
Daniel R.
Dalton
-Governing
Federal Law
-State-based
causes of action
-Overcoming a
Motion to Dismiss
-Building Your
Case
-Pitfalls
Signs and
Trends of Human Trafficking in South Carolina
Marshall (Matt) T. Austin, Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, LLP, Charleston
This seminar qualifies for 2.75 MCLE credit hours.
This seminar is an intermediate level program.
Note: When submitting your compliance reports to the SC Commission on CLE and Specialization, if you completed this in 2023, please use this course code: 232155ADO.