Defense Association
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Continuing Legal Education
The CLE Committee endeavors to provide quality, cutting edge, and stimulating continuing legal education, coupled with networking socials at fine dinner clubs and restaurants. These informative and enjoyable occasions are offered to DANY members and the Bar at large for very reasonable pricing. The Committee consists of Chair Teresa A. Klaum of Hanover, Chair Bradley J. Corsair of Kowalski & DeVito, Steven R. Dyki of Berkshire Hathaway Guard, Heather Wiltshire Clement of Columbia University, and Eileen E. Buholtz of Connors, Corcoran & Buholtz, PLLC. DANY has been providing Continuing Legal Education courses several times per year since 1998. We have been updating this page to include materials from some of DANY's past CLE presentations. During the COVID-19 pandemic, DANY has been providing CLE via Zoom, free of charge. Past programs are described below. | Please see DANY's Events page for upcoming CLE courses and other events. |
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Free CLE via Zoom - November 12, 2020 at 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. How to Effectively Use a Neurosurgeon in the Courtroom Presented By:
DANY thanks ABOTA (NYC chapter) for co-presenting this event, and Expert Institute, Lexitas and PM Legal for supporting it.
Defending Slip / Trip and Fall Cases with Biomechanical Analysis Presented By:
For CLE materials, click here: CLE Materials 11/5/20 DANY thanks ARCCA for supporting this event __________________________________________________________ Free CLE via Zoom - October 22, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. Presented By: Ronald P. Grelsamer, M.D. and John P. Connors, Esq.
For CLE materials, click here: CLE materials 10-22-20 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Free CLE via Zoom - September 24, 2020 at 5:00 p.m. Presented By: Richard P. Byrne, Esq., NAM Mediator Although mediation resolves most disputes, some mediations end in impasse. Such disappointments can usually be avoided and positive resolutions achieved when advocates are armed with knowledge of common mediation pitfalls and develop negotiation skills that can enhance mediation outcomes. This course educated as to appropriate preparation, smart brief-craft and thoughtful strategies during the mediation session – focused on the purpose, logistics and goals for the session – to reduce the potential for failure and maximize results. DANY thanks NAM for having supported this event. For CLE materials, click here: CLE Materials - September 24, 2020 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Free CLE via Zoom - August 18, 2020 at 5:45 p.m. Moderator: Teresa Klaum, Esq. - President, DANY Panel: For CLE materials, click here:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Free CLE via Zoom - July 29, 2020 at 6 p.m. For CLE materials, click here: DANY thanks iMedView for having supported this event. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Free CLE via Zoom - May 14, 2020
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Free CLE via Zoom - April 7, 2020
Thanks for having attended DANY's live CLE events,
By: Leon R. Kowalski - Kowalski & DeVito - http://linkedin.com/in/leon-r-kowalski-993b9327/ Jamie V. Tarallo - Pillinger Miller Tarallo - http://pmtlawfirm.com/attorneys/tarallo-jamie-v/ Mark Wilhelmsson - Terrier Claims Services - http://terrierclaims.com/trial-preparation/ Jason J. Gudaitis - Terrier Claims Services - http://terrierclaims.com/jason-j-gudaitis/ By:
New York Labor Law Update 2019 By:
Traumatic Brain Injury Defense 2018By:
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Taming the Elephant in the Courtroom - Strategies for female lawyers and their supporters to identify, defuse and combat bias in the courtroom and in the boardroomBy:
Insurance Coverage for the Insurance Defense LawyerBy:
Labor Law Update - 2017By:
Dram Shop Liability in New YorkBy: Andrea M. Alonso / Morris Duffy Alonso & Faley Defending Damages in Catastrophic Medical Injury CasesBy:
New York's Settlement Math Made Easy!By:
Traumatic Brain Injury Defense, Version 3By:
Assumption of Risk in SportsBy: Kevin G. Faley / Morris Duffy Alonso & Faley Civility and EthicsBy: Steven R. Dyki / Russo & Toner, LLP Ethics and Social Media - Attorney Advertising and Use as a Litigation ToolBy:
Mediation AdvocacyBy: Hon. Joseph P. Spinola (Ret.) New York Serious Injury Update 2015 - Winning Strategies for the DefenseBy:
The Cutting Edge 2015: Delving Deeper into TBI Law and ScienceBy:
Information Security: Cyber Breach & Coverage IssuesBy: David J. Walton / Cozen O'Connor Preservation of Issues for AppealBy:
Ethical Considerations for the Use of Social Media in LitigationBy:
What Judges Expect from AttorneysBy: Hon. Martin Schoenfeld Written Indemnification after Dutton -- Have We Circumvented the Grave Injury StatuteBy: Gary Rome / Barry, McTiernan & Moore You Lost ... Now What? Move to Renew,to Reargue and/or AppealBy:
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DANY has been serving New York's Defense Bar and legal community for over 50 years. Historical materials, photographs, and announcements may be found throughout this website. |
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