This two-hour program will cover evidentiary implications of
technology in the courtroom. Attendees will hear seasoned Oregon attorneys Ralph
Spooner and Tim Williams discuss a variety of issues increasingly
encountered by litigators, including:
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the mechanics of marking and admitting digital
exhibits
·
how to electronically display exhibits
·
procedure for electronic exhibits going to jury
·
effectively using an electronic presentation
during opening and closing
Ralph is an experienced trial attorney with Spooner &
Much. He defends clients in various types of cases, including complex
institutional litigation, class actions, construction defects, liquor
liability, premises liability, automobile accidents, employment, bad faith, and
product liability. Tim is an established trial attorney with Dwyer Williams
Potter. He specializes in representing plaintiffs and has tried many
personal injury cases, including auto accident, premises liability, and
semi-truck accident cases.
For more information: Call Sim Rapoport, Attorney at
Law at 503.997.6329. For registration questions, call the MBA at 503.222.3275.