Program Details
2026-07-10 14:00:00
Over 1,000+ webinars
Course Overview
2026-07-10 14:00:00
2h CLE Credits
Intermediate
2
2:00 pm - 2:40 pm ESTThis session explores the foundational purpose and scope of Rule 30(b)(6) depositions, designed to streamline discovery by capturing organizational knowledge and preventing the ‘bandying problem.’ Participants will learn best practices for selecting and preparing corporate representatives, drafting effective deposition notices with reasonable particularity, and addressing common objections and challenges.
David Taubenfeld
Natalie DuBose
Alexander Clark 2:40 pm - 3:00 pm ESTThis session covers strategic objectives and best practices for examining corporate representatives, including timing considerations and research preparation techniques. Attendees will learn how to avoid common pitfalls that lead to deficient testimony and understand the consequences of failing to properly educate witnesses.
David TaubenfeldNatalie DuBoseAlexander Clark 3:10 pm - 3:30 pm ESTThis session examines effective tactics for objecting and protecting your client during 30(b)(6) depositions, including handling privilege issues and work product concerns. Participants will also learn strategies for reconciling individual witness testimony with corporate representative testimony when inconsistencies arise.
David TaubenfeldNatalie DuBoseAlexander Clark 3:30 pm - 4:10 pm ESTThis session focuses on maximizing 30(b)(6) testimony for summary judgment motions and trial presentations, including techniques for handling inconsistent or contradictory testimony. Attendees will explore motions to compel, available sanctions for non-compliance, and recent case law developments affecting corporate representative depositions.
David TaubenfeldNatalie DuBoseAlexander ClarkDavid Taubenfeld is a Partner in Haynes Boone’s Dallas office who represents policyholders in every kind of dispute they may have with their insurers. He finds coverage where others may not look, attempting to secure coverage for his clients through negotiation and diplomacy before litigation becomes necessary. When litigation becomes necessary, he litigates aggressively, always with the goal of securing coverage for his clients quickly and economically. David has secured millions of dollars in coverage for his clients through negotiation and litigation. He represents corporate and individual insureds in coverage and bad-faith lawsuits and arbitrations against insurance carriers under Directors’ and Officers’ Liability, First Party Property/Business Interruption, Errors and Omissions, Professional Liability, General Liability, Fidelity Surety Bonds, Performance and Payment, Primary, Excess, and Umbrella insurance policies. David also litigates construction matters for architects, engineers, contractors, and owners, handling both the construction disputes themselves and any related insurance coverage matters.
Natalie DuBose is a Partner in Haynes Boone’s Dallas office and an insurance-recovery professional who has successfully represented a number of businesses—large and small—under all types of commercial insurance policies, including directors and officers, commercial general liability, property, errors and omissions, builder’s risk, fidelity, and cyber. With a decade of experience helping businesses navigate complex insurance disputes, Natalie has developed a business-oriented approach to insurance recovery and a unique understanding of her clients’ goals, actively consulting with clients on cost-effective solutions to manage risk and maximize insurance recovery. She has worked with dozens of clients in the financial services, construction, and healthcare sectors to recover under claims following significant litigation events or natural disasters, with a consistent track record of success in representing corporate policyholders in coverage disputes in state and federal courts across Texas and beyond, as well as in arbitrations, mediations, and appeals at the state and federal level.
Alex Clark is an insurance coverage and business litigator whose experience advising and representing clients, including commercial policyholders, in coverage and contractual disputes has earned him recognition. He is dedicated to continuing a life of service.
David Taubenfeld is a Partner in Haynes Boone’s Dallas office who represents policyholders in every kind of dispute they may have with their insurers. He finds coverage where others may not look, attempting to secure coverage for his clients through negotiation and diplomacy before litigation becomes necessary. When litigation becomes necessary, he litigates aggressively, always with the goal of securing coverage for his clients quickly and economically. David has secured millions of dollars in coverage for his clients through negotiation and litigation. He represents corporate and individual insureds in coverage and bad-faith lawsuits and arbitrations against insurance carriers under Directors’ and Officers’ Liability, First Party Property/Business Interruption, Errors and Omissions, Professional Liability, General Liability, Fidelity Surety Bonds, Performance and Payment, Primary, Excess, and Umbrella insurance policies. David also litigates construction matters for architects, engineers, contractors, and owners, handling both the construction disputes themselves and any related insurance coverage matters.
Natalie DuBose is a Partner in Haynes Boone’s Dallas office and an insurance-recovery professional who has successfully represented a number of businesses—large and small—under all types of commercial insurance policies, including directors and officers, commercial general liability, property, errors and omissions, builder’s risk, fidelity, and cyber. With a decade of experience helping businesses navigate complex insurance disputes, Natalie has developed a business-oriented approach to insurance recovery and a unique understanding of her clients’ goals, actively consulting with clients on cost-effective solutions to manage risk and maximize insurance recovery. She has worked with dozens of clients in the financial services, construction, and healthcare sectors to recover under claims following significant litigation events or natural disasters, with a consistent track record of success in representing corporate policyholders in coverage disputes in state and federal courts across Texas and beyond, as well as in arbitrations, mediations, and appeals at the state and federal level.
Alex Clark is an insurance coverage and business litigator whose experience advising and representing clients, including commercial policyholders, in coverage and contractual disputes has earned him recognition. He is dedicated to continuing a life of service.
Requirements
The Alabama State Bar MCLE Commission requires attorneys to complete 12 credits, including 1 ethics, by December 31 of each year. All credits must be reported by February 15 of the following year. A maximum of 12 credits, including 1 ethics credit, may be carried over for 1 year only.
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