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Friday, April 12, 2013

Downtown Embassy Suites, Lincoln

Program Chair: Christopher P. Welsh

Speakers' Materials - Table of Contents

HOW TO HELP YOUR MEDIATOR AND, ULTIMATELY, YOUR CLIENT
Michael F. Kinney, Cassem Tierney Adams Gotch & Douglas, Omaha

DAMAGES IN NURSING HOME ABUSE CASES
Shayla M. Reed, Reed Law Offices, Omaha

MAXIMIZING RECOVERY WHEN YOUR CLIENT IS A MINOR CHILD - PROVING DAMAGES IN WRONGFUL DEATH AND PERSONAL INJURY CASES
Mandy L. Strigenz, Sibbernsen Strigenz & Sibbernsen, PC, Omaha

DEALING WITH DAUNTING DAMAGES
David D. Ernst, Pansing Hogan Ernst & Bachman, LLP, Omaha

WRONGFUL DEATH DAMAGES AND CASE LAW UPDATE ON DAMAGES
Michelle Dressen Epstein, Ausman Law Firm, PC, LLO, Omaha

ETHICS - MOST COMMON ISSUES ARISING IN WRONGFUL DEATH AND PERSONAL INJURY CASES
John W. Steele, Assistant Counsel for Discipline, Nebraska Supreme Court, Lincoln

PUNITIVE DAMAGES IN NEBRASKA: FACT OR FANTASY
Daniel E. Klaus, Rembolt Ludtke, LLP, Lincoln

EMPLOYMENT LAW: DAMAGES
Kathleen M. Neary, Vincent M. Powers & Associates, Lincoln

DAMAGES IN COMMERCIAL LITIGATION: THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS
Timothy R. Engler, Harding & Shultz, PC, LLO, Lincoln

USING EXPERTS TO PROVE DAMAGES: ONE SIZE DOES NOT FIT ALL
Britany S. Shotkoski, Harris Kuhn Law Firm, LLP, Omaha

QUANTIFYING PAIN AND SUFFERING TO ADD VALUE TO YOUR CLIENT'S CASE
Robert J. Parker, Jr., Seiler & Parker, PC, LLO, Hastings

HOW TO MAKE A GOOD SOFT TISSUE CASE BAD
Robert S. Lannin, Shively & Lannin, PC, LLO, Lincoln

"RULES" AND DAMAGES: CAUSE AND EFFECT
Matthew A. Lathrop, Law Office of Matthew A. Lathrop, P.C., Omaha