Webinar

Program Content
A motion to exclude expert testimony is a tool often used by trial counsel in litigation. Seasoned experts have learned to anticipate Daubert challenges and other motions in limine. In this program we will explore the components of an expert’s work that invite these motions and identify strategies that experts can employ to insulate themselves and minimize the likelihood that they will be excluded.

Learning Objectives
After completing this webinar participants will be able to:

Evaluate the risk that your expert analysis and opinions will invite a motion to exclude your testimony

Develop and implement a report structure that addresses each of the Daubert factors

Identify points of exposure in your report or testimony that invite attack by opposing counsel

Formulate a protocol that maximizes your chances of surviving a motion to exclude

Develop an effective response to opposing counsel’s motion to exclude your testimony

Assist retaining counsel in the development of motions to exclude opposing experts

Who Should Attend
Consultants, CPA’s, Appraisers, Business Valuation Experts, Financial Professionals, Insurance Experts, Architects, Real Estate Brokers, Doctors, Attorneys, Vocational Experts, Forensic Experts, and other professionals who serve or plan on serving as expert witnesses.

Presenter

John W. Marcus
MBA, CPA, CVA, CFFA

John W. Marcus is managing partner of Marcus, Hastings & Associates. John concentrates in the areas of business valuations, financial damages, and other unusual engagements that sometimes defy categorization. John co-founded and is the managing partner of Marcus, Hastings & Associates, a New Orleans based litigation and valuation consulting firm that primarily serves the Southeastern region of the United States. He has broad experience in the legal arena, having provided litigation support services in the areas of business valuation and economic loss analysis for more than 25 years.

Program Level: Overview	Prerequisites: None	Advanced Preparation: None
Delivery Method: Group-Internet-Based	CPE Credits: One (1) hour	Fields of Study: Specialized Knowledge & Applications

Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Credit
The webinar will include periodic online Polling Questions to assess continuous participation and to determine the program’s effectiveness. To obtain CPE credit, registrants must view and listen to the entire webinar presentation at individual computers and respond to all Polling Questions.

Webinar Materials
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IMPORTANT NOTE: After you register online, you will receive a paid invoice e-mail and a webinar confirmation and login information e-mail.

NACVA/IBA Members: $117 / Non-Members: $130 [ Online Registration Form ]
Registration is per person and allows access to login information, presentation materials, and one CPE attestation form.

Multi-person discounts for additional registrants
NACVA/IBA Member: $58 per person / Non-Members: $65 per person
Additional registrants receive login information, presentation materials, and one CPE attestation form.
[ Additional registrant registration form ]