Affirmative Use of Motion for Summary Judgment to Advance Your Case

What You Will Learn

Applicable law for bringing an offensive MSJ/A
How to frame the issues you want the judge to rule on
Using written discovery to anticipate Defense’s positions and evidence
Objecting to and excluding Defense evidence
Using written discovery to anticipate Defense’s positions and evidence

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What You Will Learn

Applicable law for bringing an offensive MSJ/A
How to frame the issues you want the judge to rule on
Using written discovery to anticipate Defense’s positions and evidence
Objecting to and excluding Defense evidence
Using written discovery to anticipate Defense’s positions and evidence

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Price

$79 for Association Member
$99 for Non-Member

75 minutes

Date Published

March 21, 2024

Publisher

Consumer Attorneys of San Diego

Subjects

Summary Judgment

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Summary

As Plaintiff lawyers, we’re more familiar with defending against Motions for Summary Judgment/Adjudication than we are with bringing them affirmatively. It can be difficult for a Plaintiff to “win” the case at the MSJ stage. However, filing an MSJ/A in your case can be a great offensive tool to flush out Defense evidence and expert testimony, lay the foundation for key Plaintiff arguments, and, if successful, narrow the issues at trial.

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Presenters

Howie Bruno

Howie Bruno is an associate attorney at CaseyGerry specializing in personal injury and wrongful death litigation. Prior to... Read More

Program Titles and Supporting Materials

This program contains the following components:

Affirmative Use of Motion for Summary Judgment to Advance Your Case - Video

Affirmative Use of Motion for Summary Judgment to Advance Your Case - Handout

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