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Practice Tips
Steps to Successful E-Filing
Steps for E-Filing a Motion in Federal Court
1. Verify your e-filing deadline with court, attorney, and/or staff. For example, most district courts require the electronic transmission be completed . . . . Read moreA Cite Checking Checklist
A Cite Checking Checklist
I used to love the library as a kid, so spending time in law libraries seems like a natural progression for me, although in this digital age, I spend less time in a physical library than a virtual one. Read moreSummary Judgment Motions
Summary Judgment Motions
There is one very basic premise upon which summary judgment motions are based. The job of the trier of fact is to determine the facts, while determining the law is a job for the judge alone. Read moreDrescher ProParalegal has facilitated several MCLE and training workshops for legal professionals. See a sampling of Daphne’s seminars below.
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ProParalegal MCLE Seminars & Training Workshops
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Revision Seminar
MCLE: 2 Units General Law
Sponsored by Redwood Empire Association of Paralegals
MCLE Provider: CAPA
Authenticating Social Media for Evidence
More Practice Tips
Preserving Privilege: Best Practices
Preserving Privilege: Best Practices
One of the most important concepts in litigation is that of privileged information, and an attorney’s duty to protect it from disclosure. Read morePreparing Privilege Logs: Best Practices
Preparing Privilege Logs
Did you know that the phrase “privilege log” is nowhere to be found in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure? A privilege log is a procedural convention, commonly . . . . Read moreInadvertent Disclosure: Just How Serious Is It?
Inadvertent Disclosure: Just How Serious Is It?
Opposing counsel is accidentally copied on a confidential email to the client. Or privileged emails have accidentally been included . . . Read moreWhat others are saying . . .
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