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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Megan’s First Program—Deposition Skills: Las Vegas
Posted by Megan: On February 8th I met up with Dan Dowd, the program director; Shannon Carr, the administrative assistant; and Mariann Mohos, the assistant. At first I was not sure what to expect. I was a bit nervous, as this … Continue reading
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Q&A: If my witness on direct starts to talk too much I will…?
If my witness on direct starts to talk too much I will… a. Gently control the witness by bringing them back to my question. b. Use more head notes to put a subject corral that limits what we are talking … Continue reading
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Featured Program—Deposition Skills: CALIFORNIA COAST
Join us in Orange, CA for three days of intense deposition training. You will study and practice NITA’s classic “funnel method” alongside your peers, NITA faculty, and Program Director Lawrence Silver. Deposition Skills: California Coast will be held at the Chapman … Continue reading
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Expanding the NITA Online Community
As many of you are aware, we have been busy here at NITA Central in our efforts to expand our social media community. Hopefully you are already fans of our Facebook page, followers on Twitter, followers on the NITA LinkedIn page, and are members or … Continue reading
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Welcoming 1st Quarter NITA-Martindale Advocates
NITA, in conjunction with Martindale-Hubbell, offers two esteemed designations to those who have demonstrated a sustained interest in mastering litigation skills by attending programs that provide a well-rounded foundation in trial advocacy. The NITA Advocate designation requires completion of Building … Continue reading
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