NeuroLitigation: The Analysis of Brain Injury Cases
Meeting the educational needs of attorneys handling closed head injury cases
Adjunct offices in New Mexico, California, New York, New Jersey, Texas & Washington State

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$325.00 if received 30 days or more prior to seminar date $325
$350.00 if received 15 days or less prior to seminar date $350

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If registering within 14 days of seminar date, please call for availability. A $50.00 transfer fee will apply if registration is moved to another seminar/location. Tuition is not refundable; however, if registrant is unable to attend, another member of the firm may utilize registration. Tuition includes 500-page course manual, continental breakfast, and session break refreshments. Please print your name as you would like it to appear on your CLE Certificate of Attendance.

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8701 East Vista Bonita Drive
Suite 100
Scottsdale, AZ 85255
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480.588.8320
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This nationally accredited CLE advanced activity focuses on the complexities involved with brain injury litigation. The program illustrates the process of these cases through a rational approach to procedural aspects of neurolitigation. Plaintiff and defense counsel will benefit by learning effective methods for screening and litigating these cases successfully. The faculty has published a reference manual specifically compiled to correspond to and expand upon the presentation. This manual will serve as a user-friendly, desktop resource for use after the seminar.

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