Tools for the Trade: The Essentials of Litigation
Friday, December 5, 2014
University of Nebraska College of Law
Lincoln, Nebraska

Program Co-Chairs:
Jason Ausman, Ausman Law Firm, PC, LLO, Omaha
Kathleen Neary, Vincent M. Powers & Associates, Lincoln

Speakers' Materials - Table of Contents                                           

48-118: How to Successfully Deal with Future Credits
Jonathan D.  Urbom, Dowding, Dowding, Dowding & Urbom Law Offices, Lincoln                                            
Navigating the Medicare Minefield
Matthew  J. Knowles, Knowles Law Firm, Omaha
                                            
Injury Law Update
Michelle D. Epstein, Ausman Law Firm, PC, LLO, Omaha
                                             
The Nuances of Litigating and Proving the Brain Injury Case
Peter C. Wegman, Rembolt Ludtke LLP, Lincoln
                                          
Tips for Big City Lawyers Trying Cases In My Courthouse!
Amy L. Patras, Crites, Shaffer, Connealy, Watson & Patras, PC, LLO, Chadron
                           
Don’t Forget the Essentials in Injury Cases
Vincent M. Powers, Vincent M. Powers & Associates, Lincoln
                                
Stacking UM/UIM Policies:  Getting Every Dime Available
Brock Wurl, Norman, Paloucek & Herman Law Offices, North Platte
                            
First Responders:  Mental Injury Law and Case Update
Todd D. Bennett, Rehm Bennett & Moore, PC, LLO, Lincoln
                          
Enhancing Your Client’s Bottom Line by Limiting the Subrogation Paid
Elizabeth A. Govaerts, Vincent M. Powers & Associates, Lincoln

Products Liability: Do You Really Want That Case and What To Do After You Signed the Case?
Monte L. Neilan, Javoronok & Neilan, Scottsbluff
                               
Hi, My Name Is Mark Weber.  Here Is How To Avoid Meeting Me In A More Professional Setting.
Mark A. Weber, Counsel for Discipline, Nebraska Supreme Court, Lincoln
                                              
View From the Bench: Practical Pointers for Litigating the Personal Injury Case
The Honorable Stephanie Frazier Stacy, District Court Judge, Lincoln
                                    
Implications of Divorce and Child Support in Personal Injury and Work Comp Cases
Nancy R. Wynner, DeMars, Gordon, Olson, Zalewski & Wynner, Lincoln

How to Avoid the Counsel on Discipline: Proper Management of Your Trust Account
Julie Shipman-Burns, McCord & Burns Law Firm L.L.P., Lincoln
                                    
The Impact Your Client’s Immigration Status Has on Their Injury Claim
David Brown, Brown Immigration Law, LLC, Lincoln

Wrongful Imprisonment Act: An Overview and Making the Most of Defendant’s Admissions
Daniel H. Friedman, Friedman Law Offices, Lincoln                          
                                            
Effective Motion Practice in Your Workers’ Compensation Case
Jon Rehm, Rehm Bennett & Moore, PC, LLO, Lincoln
                                            
Ethical Impacts of Objections During Depositions
Jacqueline M. Tessendorf , Tessendorf & Tessendorf, P.C., Columbus                                          

Winning the Premises Liability Case After Warner v. Simmons, 288 Neb. 472 (2014)
Gregory R. Coffey, Friedman Law Offices, Lincoln
                                          
The Intersection of Injury Cases and Employment Law
Kelly K. Brandon, Dyer Law PC LLO, Omaha

Medical Malpractice Cases: A Primer on Selection and Litigation
Tara DeCamp, Garland Law, PC, Omaha
                         
Effective Cross Examination of the Defense Medical Expert
Jason G. Ausman, Ausman Law Firm, PC, LLO, Omaha                      
                                            
Maximizing Future Medicals in Personal Injury Cases
Kathleen M. Neary, Vincent M. Powers & Associates, Lincoln
                                             
The Ethical Obligations of Managing Your Client’s File 
Christopher P. Welsh, Welsh & Welsh, P.C., L.L.O., Omaha
                                             
Common Ethical Issues in Your Practice
Steven M. Delaney
A. Bree Robbins
Reagan, Melton & Delaney, LLP, LaVista