We have conducted nearly 100 seminars over the past year training hundreds of attorneys, paralegals, legal secretaries, law firm administrators and the general public.

Recently our clients have included some of the world's largest and most prestigious law firms including:

 

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher

 

Katten, Muchen & Zavis

 

Morgan, Lewis & Bockious

 

Troy & Gould

 

Bryan Cave

 

Davis Wright Tremaine

 

Christensen, Miller, Fink, Jacobs, Glaser, Weil & Shapiro

 

Bonne, Bridges, Mueller, O'Keefe & Nichols

 

Hunt, Ortman, Blasco, Palffy & Rossell

 

Alschuler, Grossman, Stein & Kahan

 

McPeters McAlearney Shimoff & Hatt

 

Los Angeles City Attorney's Office

 

Ventura County Bar Association

 

Chattanooga (TN) Bar Association

 

San Bernardino County Bar Association

 

 

Program I: August 1, 2001, 9:00 a.m.-12:45 p.m.
Internet Legal Research--Finding Free Resources

This half-day seminar is geared specifically toward attorneys (and other legal professionals) who want to learn about the newest and fastest ways to conduct free Internet legal research. Prior Internet experience is not required, but helpful. Topics to be covered include:

 

‚ When to use free Internet legal research web sites vs. pay legal research sites	‚ Legal search engines, meta-sites and portals
‚ Federal, state and local primary law (codes, regulations and cases) via governmental and non-governmental web sites	‚ Secondary legal resources (news, articles, encyclopedias and dictionaries)
‚ Practice materials (forms, dockets and court rules)	‚ Specialized topical legal web sites (e.g. family law, corporate law,etc.)

 

Program II: August 9, 2001, 2:00 p.m.-5:45 p.m.
Discover the Internet--Using the Internet to Prepare for Discovery

This half-day seminar is geared specifically toward attorneys (and other legal professionals) who want to learn about the variety of free Internet resources that can be used when preparing for discovery and pre-litigation in general. Prior Internet experience is not required, but helpful. Topics to be covered include:

 

‚ How to track down witnesses and how to learn about their background
‚ Evaluating an expert's credentials (how to locate their prior depositions, writings, speeches and interviews)	‚ Due diligence, corporate intelligence and company information
‚ Finding non-legal information (e.g. medical, scientific, statistics,etc.)	‚ Finding Experts
‚ Discover background information about judges and opposing attorneys ‚ How to find appropriate co-counsel ‚ Learn how to locate Public Records ‚ Locating sample briefs and motions

 

 

While these are not hands-on computer seminars, you will learn how to use many of the sites during a step-by-step PowerPoint presentation by a nationally recognized Internet trainer, Carole Levitt, who is both an
attorney and law librarian. Both seminars include Ms. Levitt's 96 page book, "How to Use the Internet For Legal, Business and Investigative Research".

 

Levitt is also the Los Angeles Lawyer Magazine's "Computer Counselor" monthly columnist.

 

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For more information regarding a private Internet legal research MCLE seminar for yourself, your practice group, firm or professional association, e-mail Internet for Lawyers at seminars@netforlawyers.com or call us at 310/559-2247.

 

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