Motion Practice for Challenging Adversaries in Federal Court

In federal court, attorneys often find themselves operating within tighter time constraints compared to state court proceedings. Furthermore, they may encounter difficulties when dealing with aggressive, non-compliant, or otherwise challenging adversaries, unaware of the array of tools at their disposal to effectively counteract such situations. To shed light on these critical issues, Paul S. Haberman, a seasoned professional experienced in handling such scenarios, offers valuable insights in this comprehensive course.

This course aims to equip attorneys with a solid understanding of the fundamental options available in federal court when confronted with both discovery obstacles and formidable adversaries. By delving into the intricacies of federal court proceedings, Haberman provides practical strategies and tactics to effectively tackle the unique challenges that arise during the discovery process.

During this course, participants will have the opportunity to explore the basics of federal court options for addressing discovery challenges and managing difficult adversaries. By gaining a deeper understanding of the underlying principles and strategies, attorneys can enhance their ability to navigate federal court procedures with confidence and assertiveness.

This course is specifically tailored to meet the needs of legal professionals seeking to expand their knowledge of federal court discovery practice. Whether you are a seasoned attorney aiming to refresh your understanding or a novice seeking a comprehensive overview, this course offers valuable insights and practical guidance for anyone involved in federal court proceedings.

Learning Objectives:

• Explore the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure concerning discovery
• Gain a comprehensive understanding of the key elements to establish successful discovery motions
• Identify the available types of discovery motions
• Examine available discovery motions in federal court that do not expressly arise from the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
• Learn how to preserve the ability to make discovery motions
• Evaluate available sanctions for discovery violations in federal court