Working together as a paralegal/lawyer team to effectively prepare for a jury trial. Originally presented by the DuPage County Bar Association.

For over 20 years, the IICLE® Basic Enforcement of Judgments program has been helping attorneys collect on judgments for their clients. Get answers to important collection and enforcement questions, learn what rights a creditor has when the debtor is in bankruptcy, hear practical advice and step-by-step information, recognize traps and learn to avoid common errors so you can better assist your clients in getting the money owed to them.

We'll look beyond the usual "be careful when you use Facebook" programs and look at current ethical concerns for litigators when using social media and technology. Originally presented as part of the IICLE Ethics Institute available in its entirety as P9018-17.

Topics covered include citations vs garnishments and wage deduction; and proceedings - direct and against 3rd parties. Originally presented as part of Basic Enforcement of Judgments, available in its entirety as P1806-18U.

Topics covered include protecting your client's judgment in a bankruptcy and dealing with preference demand. Originally presented as part of Basic Enforcement of Judgments, available in its entirety as P1806-18U.

Topics covered include using citations instead of levy; bonds; exemptions; death of judgment debtor; and insolvency. Originally presented as part of Basic Enforcement of Judgments, available in its entirety as P1806-18U.

Topics covered include extent and perfection of a lien; Supreme Court Rule 304(a); revival of judgment; and interjurisdictional enforcement. Originally presented as part of Basic Enforcement of Judgments, available in its entirety as P1806-18U.

Helpful demonstrations by expert litigators will increase your ability to get evidence (even the digital kind!) admitted. Learn why you should lay proper foundations, how to respond to objections, and how to preserve your record if foundational objections are sustained. Understand what state and federal court judges consider to be litigators’ best practices and biggest challenges when it comes to laying foundations.

At the IICLE® Medical Evidence for Lawyers program, physicians will explain the most common injuries suffered by civil litigants and help you better understand how to decipher complicated medical records. Our expert attorneys will increase your effectiveness during discovery and doctor depositions. They will also help you determine whether to conduct an Independent Medical Examination as well as how to best manage ongoing disability, handle evidentiary conundrums, and most persuasively present medical evidence at trial.

Learn about laying foundations for common forms of evidence, with demonstrations. Originally presented as part of Laying Foundations for Introducing Evidence, available in its entirety as P1815-18U.

Learn about foundations for modern types of evidence. Originally presented as part of Laying Foundations for Introducing Evidence, available in its entirety as P1815-18U.

Topics covered include routine problems with enforcement and traps to avoid. Originally presented as part of Basic Enforcement of Judgments, available in its entirety as P1806-18U.

Topics covered include multiple claims against the same debtor, fee splitting, extortion litigation and missed deadlines. Originally presented as part of Basic Enforcement of Judgments, available in its entirety as P1806-18U.

Topics covered include use for quick recovery, recovery without a hearing and type of bond needed. Originally presented as part of Basic Enforcement of Judgments, available in its entirety as P1806-18U.

Review the reasons for laying foundations and learn how to respond to objections and preserve your record when foundational objections are sustained. Originally presented as part of Laying Foundations for Introducing Evidence, available in its entirety as P1815-18U.

Hear from judges concerning practical considerations when laying foundations in state and federal courts. Originally presented as part of Laying Foundations for Introducing Evidence, available in its entirety as P1815-18U.

Topics covered include procedures for wage deduction and non-wage garnishment. Originally presented as part of Basic Enforcement of Judgments, available in its entirety as P1806-18U.