List of Programs

Event: "CSI: Unlock the Mystery of the Crime Scene to Prove Your Case"<-- To Download, Right Click and Select "Save Target As..."
Date: December 2, 2009
Speakers: Professor Michael D. RExroad, University of Baltimore School of Law
Description: Unlock the Mystery of the Crime Scene to Prove Your Case

Documents:
Powerpoint presentation pdf

Event: "Social Networks as a Business Development Tool in the Internet Age"<-- To Download, Right Click and Select "Save Target As..."
Date: November 19, 2009
Speakers: Michael D. Oliver, Esq. Bowie & Jensen, LLC
Michael W. Siri, Esq., Bowie & Jensen, LLC
Mr. Steven Stern Legal Technology Solutions
Moderator: Dean E. Merritt, Esq. Regional Project Manager LexisNexis File & Serve
Description: This program will begin with a brief demonstration of a number of Social Networking tools such as LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. The panel will address social networking tools, including how they can be used for business development, as well as their pitfalls and risks. There will be time for Q&A, so bring your questions about social networking.

Event: "The New Federal Pleading Landscape after Twobley and Iqbal"<-- To Download, Right Click and Select "Save Target As..."
Date: November 18, 2009
Speakers: The Honorable Paul W. Grimm, Chief Magistrate Judge, United States District Court for the District of Maryland
Description: United States Chief Magistrate Judge, Paul W. Grim will discuss the radical change from federal notice pleading caused by the recent Supreme Court cases Bell Atlantic Corp v. Twombley, 127 S. Ct 1955 (2007),and Ashcroft v. Iqbal, 129 S. Ct. 1937 (2009), as well as the possible legislative responses.

Event: "Settling Your Case - Perspectives from the New ADR Judge: Satisfying the Expectations of Client and Court"<-- To Download, Right Click and Select "Save Target As..."
Date: November 4, 2009
Speakers: The Honorable Pamela J. White Circuit Court for Baltimore City
The Honorable W. Michel Pierson Circuit Court for Baltimore City
Ms. Fran Meek Supervisor, Civil Assignment Office Circuit Court for Baltimore City
Description: This program addresses processes for mediation and settlement conferences pursuant to Scheduling Orders in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City. The program offers an up close and personal encounter with the new ADR Judge, and will include an opportunity for questions and answers to the distinguished Panel.

Event: "Third Party Custody Cases: Practice Tips for Handling Third Party Custody Cases and Alternative Methods to Custody"<-- To Download, Right Click and Select "Save Target As..."
Date: October 28, 2009
Speakers: Jo Ann Miller, Esquire Law Office of Jo Ann Miller & Associates, LLC
Hope Tipton, Esquire Director, Project HEAL Johns Hopkins Children’s Center
Description: This presentation will offer the audience an overview on the case law and recent developments in third party custody cases, as well as practice tips on how to handle these cases and what evidence a party should produce in order to meet the legal standards. Finally, it will offer alternatives to custody granted through the judicial system that may enable a third party to continue to make medical, school based, and public benefit decisions for a child.

Event: "CARS,COPS & STOPS"<-- To Download, Right Click and Select "Save Target As..."
Date: September 30, 2009
Speaker: Professor Byron L. Warnken,University of Baltimore School of Law
Description: This program addresses the constitutional and nonconstitutional crossroads of the intersection of cars, cops,and stops. The program includes a 47-page handout and a one-page flow chart, presented by a law professor of 33 years, who has argued Fourth Amendment vehicle cases in the Supreme Court.

Documents:
cars, cops & stops pdf