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CCCBA is proud to honor Juneteenth — a day of reflection, resilience, and celebration of freedom. As we commemorate this important moment in history, we reaffirm our commitment to equity and support within our community. Our offices are closed today in observance of the holiday. ... See MoreSee Less

This program will provide a seasoned litigator and appellate lawyer’s insights on the self-executing discovery process, pretrial discovery motions, and the relationship and use of discovery at trial. Additionally, you will hear from a corporate litigation partner on the importance of creating an e-discovery plan and tips on how to do so effectively.

Attend this program to stop thinking about discovery as an item on your to-do list and start using discovery strategically to succeed at trial and throughout the life of a case.

Sign up here: www.cccba.org/event-info/?eventid=18268
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This program will provide a seasoned litigator and appellate lawyer’s insights on the self-executing discovery process, pretrial discovery motions, and the relationship and use of discovery at trial.  Additionally, you will hear from a corporate litigation partner on the importance of creating an e-discovery plan and tips on how to do so effectively.  Attend this program to stop thinking about discovery as an item on your to-do list and start using discovery strategically to succeed at trial and throughout the life of a case.  Sign up here: https://www.cccba.org/event-info/?eventid=18268

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We invite attendees to suggest topics that they would like to discuss, in addition to the following:

- Who Is This Guy, Anyway, and Why Is He Here? The Role of a Self-Indulgent Research Attorney
- KISS Me You Fool!
- When Less is More, and When More is More: Format Differences Between Probate Code and Civil Procedure Filings.
- Making Sure Your Notes Are In Tune: Responding to Probate Examiner Notes.
- My Momma Always Told Me To Be Polite: Courtesy Copies in What Is Supposed To Be A Digital World
- If You Can’t Say Something Nice About Someone, Don’t Say Anything At All: Civility In Writing and In Person
- When Saying “It’s Not You, It’s Me” Actually Means “It’s You”: How to Best Present Your Argument In Writing
- There’s Still No Stanfordium: Why Elements Are So Important
- It’s Not A “Manzierre”, It’s A “Bro”: Supporting Your Position With Evidence

Please email Joe Morrill - joe@morrill.law - with any additional topics you wish to discuss!
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Sign up here:  We invite attendees to suggest topics that they would like to discuss, in addition to the following:  - Who Is This Guy, Anyway, and Why Is He Here?  The Role of a Self-Indulgent Research Attorney
- KISS Me You Fool! 
- When Less is More, and When More is More: Format Differences Between Probate Code and Civil Procedure Filings.
- Making Sure Your Notes Are In Tune: Responding to Probate Examiner Notes.
- My Momma Always Told Me To Be Polite: Courtesy Copies in What Is Supposed To Be A Digital World
- If You Can’t Say Something Nice About Someone, Don’t Say Anything At All: Civility In Writing and In Person
- When Saying “It’s Not You, It’s Me” Actually Means “It’s You”: How to Best Present Your Argument In Writing
- There’s Still No Stanfordium: Why Elements Are So Important
- It’s Not A “Manzierre”, It’s A “Bro”: Supporting Your Position With Evidence  Please email Joe Morrill - joe@morrill.law - with any additional topics you wish to discuss!