See http://www.trial.com/programs/agendas/2013-nyc.htm.

There is still time to register, but space is going fast for seats at our 12th annual Litigation Management Supercourse (http://www.trial.com/programs/agendas/2013-nyc.htm) in New York City, Friday, August 9.

My experience in-house for 10 years, including as Chief of Litigation for two NYSE-listed companies, helped us to design this entertaining and fast-moving program, which features current litigation management topics of interest to in-house counsel managing litigation.

WHEN: Friday, August 9 from 9:00a to 4:00p (breakfast buffet at 7:30a; lunch buffet at 1:00p as part of our working lunch break-out sessions)
WHERE: New York City Bar Building (42 W. 44th Street, bet. Fifth and Sixth Avenues)
WHAT: Real trial lawyers with wrap-up style presentations like they present to juries
PRICE: 100% free of charge

We will give you hot topics in a cool room, and breakfast and lunch are included.

You'll be out the door by 4:00 p.m. with New York-Approved 6.0 CLE credit hours in the Areas of Professional Practice plus 1.5 CLE credit hours in Ethics and Professionalism - Course #BUS2392 (other states subject to their rules*). All free to attorneys.

Can't attend? Feel free to pass this along to a litigation management colleague who can join us.

Our agenda and registration form are online at http://www.trial.com/programs/agendas/2013-nyc.htm.

I hope that you can join us in a few weeks for this unique and enjoyable program.

Ellis R. Mirsky
Executive Director and General Counsel
The Network of Trial Law Firms, Inc.
303 South Broadway, Suite 222
Tarrytown, New York 10591
emirsky@trial.com
914-332-4400 Direct

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* This course is also eligible for CLE credit in California, Georgia, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. We will apply to other states for approval as needed by our attendees.

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P.S. Need more info? This year’s topics are:

CIVIL LESSONS FROM CRIMINAL TRIALS
CASE EVALUATION IN TODAY'S WEAKENED ECONOMY
EVERYTHING I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT BEING A TRIAL LAWYER I LEARNED FROM VINCENT LAGUARDIA GAMBIAN
CONTROLLING RISK WHILE PREPARING FOR TRADE SECRET LITIGATION
IS SPOLIATION THE NEW SMOKING GUN?
DEALING WITH CURRENT AND FORMER EMPLOYEES IN LITIGATION
EFFECTIVE ALTERNATE DISPUTE RESOLUTIONS APPROACHES AND STRATEGIES
EXPERT AND CONSULTING WITNESSES AS KEY TO CRISIS MANAGEMENT
DEFENDING FRAUDULENT FRAUD CASES
EFFECTIVE WORKPLACE INVESTIGATIONS
WHAT EVERY LAWYER CAN LEARN FROM ABRAHAM LINCOLN
ETHICS: ETHICAL ISSUES IN INTERNAL INVESTIGATIONS
ETHICS: ETHICAL LAND MINES FOR IN-HOUSE COUNSEL AND TRIAL LAWYERS
ETHICS: ATTORNEY’S DUTY OF COMPETENCE WITH TECHNOLOGY
ETHICS: EFFECTIVE AND ETHICAL USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN LITIGATION
ETHICS: THE LAWYER AS A WITNESS

Plus 8 working lunch break-out sessions on various litigation management topics that are searing through the collective consciousness of in-house counsel nationwide.

Where else will you get that information, have a great time, and be on your way by 4:00 p.m. Friday, August 9?

Register now at TRIAL.COM (http://www.trial.com/programs/agendas/2013-nyc.htm).

EM