Program Details
2026-12-11 12:00:00
Over 1,000+ webinars
Course Overview
2026-12-11 12:00:00
2h CLE Credits
Intermediate
2
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm ESTYou would teach a one-hour federal civil procedure session on expert disclosures, from both the serving and the challenging seat. You would cover applicable deadlines, disclosure requirements for testifying experts and non-retained experts, requirements for supplementation, and the appropriate scope of supplemental and rebuttal opinions. This fits a litigator who would like to learn the procedural requirements of Rule 26 and best practices for expert disclosures.
Laura Sexton
Bridget Wholey 1:10 pm - 2:10 pm ESTYou would teach a one-hour federal civil class on bringing and opposing Rule 702 motions under the 2023 amendment, from both the proponent’s and the challenger’s seat. You would cover the preponderance standard, the requirements of Rule 702 and its subsections, and recent case law applying the amendments (e.g., the Fourth Circuit’s decision in O’Connor; the Ninth Circuit’s decision in Engilis, etc.). This fits both new and seasoned litigators who would like to understand the impact of the 2023 amendments to Rule 702.
Elizabeth Curtin
Sarah KinterLaura is an “emerging leader,” who according to The Legal 500, “plays a key role in high-profile cases.” Laura has defended Fortune 500 corporations in cases involving products liability, mass torts, class actions, antitrust, and other complex commercial disputes. Across these “significant matters,” Laura has had “a high rate of success,” according to The Legal 500.
Elizabeth is a skilled litigator with two decades of experience defending major corporations in high-stakes litigation, including products liability cases, mass torts, and class actions. She has represented clients in a variety of industries—including medical device, pharmaceutical, consumer goods, and chemicals—through all phases of litigation, from pre-litigation risk assessments to trial and resolution. Elizabeth has taken and defended key medical and regulatory expert depositions in multi-plaintiff litigations. She is a go-to lawyer for developing a compelling company story, including by distilling the technical expertise of critical company witnesses into a persuasive and cohesive defense.
Bridget represents clients in complex product liability matters at all stages of litigation.
Sarah represents clients in high-stakes cases at various stages of litigation.
Laura is an “emerging leader,” who according to The Legal 500, “plays a key role in high-profile cases.” Laura has defended Fortune 500 corporations in cases involving products liability, mass torts, class actions, antitrust, and other complex commercial disputes. Across these “significant matters,” Laura has had “a high rate of success,” according to The Legal 500.
Elizabeth is a skilled litigator with two decades of experience defending major corporations in high-stakes litigation, including products liability cases, mass torts, and class actions. She has represented clients in a variety of industries—including medical device, pharmaceutical, consumer goods, and chemicals—through all phases of litigation, from pre-litigation risk assessments to trial and resolution. Elizabeth has taken and defended key medical and regulatory expert depositions in multi-plaintiff litigations. She is a go-to lawyer for developing a compelling company story, including by distilling the technical expertise of critical company witnesses into a persuasive and cohesive defense.
Bridget represents clients in complex product liability matters at all stages of litigation.
Sarah represents clients in high-stakes cases at various stages of litigation.
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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