Held in Nashville

Friday, May 21, 2010
Nashville School of Law
4013 Armory Oaks Drive

Materials from the 3rd Annual Medical Malpractice Conference are just $197.

Materials include a BONUS CD containing summaries of significant appellate court decisions involving medical malpractice for the past year and subject matter and alphabetical indices, with links to the full text of the opinions.

If you missed this live event, you can still obtain the materials for just $197.

Your materials sections:

• “Proving Causation in a Medical Malpractice Case” (Rebecca Blair)
• “Defenses in a Medical Malpractice Case” (Brian Cummings)
• “Initiating a Medical Malpractice Case” (Rebecca Blair)
• “Preparing for and Taking Depositions in a Medical Malpractice Case” (Marty Phillips)
• “Recoverable Damages in a Medical Malpractice Case” (Rebecca Blair)
• “Other Proof of Standard of Care” (Brandon Bass)
• “Use of Experts in a Medical Malpractice Case” (Judge Thomas W. Brothers)
• “Issues Surrounding Hospital Liability” (Dixie Cooper)
• "Discovery/Summary Judgment Issues in Medical Malpractice Cases” (Brian Cummings)
• “Locality Rule: Recent Case Law Update” (Brandon Bass)
  
  

Your materials include:

• Recent cases on causation testimony, comparative fault, application of the doctrine of res ipsa, loss of chance, expert testimony as to possibilities versus probabilities, and superseding cause
• Review of 2009 amendments to Medical Malpractice Act
• Types of questions designed to elicit favorable testimony
• Techniques for deposing the plaintiff, the defendant, and experts
• Recoverability of medical expenses paid by certain sources
• Guidelines for expert testimony in Tennessee
• Recent cases on use of experts in medical malpractice cases
• Basic HIPAA definitions
• Cases involving expert proof and summary judgment
• Recent cases on locality rule
  

Materials include a BONUS CD containing summaries of significant appellate court decisions involving medical malpractice for the past year and subject matter and alphabetical indices, with links to the full text of the opinions.