THE QUISENBERRY LAW FIRM'S INSURANCE BAD FAITH LITIGTION SEMINAR JANUARY 2007
CRITICAL UPDATE: Insurance Bad Faith Litigation, Including New Cases Through 2006
You may register online for this event. Please be sure to enter the location of the seminar you want to attend into the comments box.
Registration begins at 5:30 p.m. Programs are 6-9 p.m. and locations are as follows:
Woodland Hills – January 23, 2007
Marriott Woodland Hills
21850 Oxnard Street, Woodland Hills, CA 91367
818.887.4800
Irvine – January 24, 2007
Irvine Marriott – Orange County Airport
18000 Von Karman Ave., Irvine, CA 92612
949.553.0100
Century City – January 25, 2007
Century Plaza Hyatt Regency
2025 Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles, CA 90067
310.277.2000
SEMINAR HIGHLIGHTS
- Recent cases affecting insurance bad faith
- Is the push for tort reform on the decline?
- Appraisals: What’s the future of this mechanism after Kacha?
- The nuts and bolts of a bad faith case
These are challenging times for lawyers representing individuals against big business. Tort reform protects special interests from the harm their products cause individual consumers. Punitive damages awards no longer serve as a deterrent against an insurance company’s future conduct. Pursuing a small claim through litigation now costs more than the insured likely will recover after trial and the inevitable appeal.
So how does a lawyer achieve justice for a policyholder in today’s climate? Our panel, which consists of our attorneys as well as guest speakers Gerald G. Knapton, Joann Selleck, Ellen A. Pansky, David B. Parker and Michael E. Wine, will offer their insights in light of recent appellate decisions and their own practical experience.
Every attendee will receive an extensive course handbook with the fundamentals of insurance law, sample pleadings, motions and the supplement of recent cases.
The seminar is free and approved for 3 hours of MCLE credits/1 Ethics.
For information, please contact :
Jennifer Reynolds
Marketing Director
310-785-7966
jreynolds@quislaw.com
