Litigation
Disclosure In New York: Spring 2009 Update — 4 New York Professional Practice Credits

This useful 3.3-hour April 8, 2009 presentation by Patrick M. Connors, Esquire gives you a practical explanation of the significant developments in Disclosure under the CPLR for attorneys practicing in New York State Courts. Mr. Connors, Professor of Law at Albany Law School, describes these developments and recommends how they might change your practice

Topics include:

CPLR 3101: Scope Of Disclosure

• C3101:18A - disclosure of settlements

• C3101:23 - disclosure against nonparty

CPLR 3102: Method Of Obtaining Disclosure

• C3102:3 - usual time for disclosure

CPLR 3103: Protective Orders

CPLR 3113: Conduct Of The Examination

• C3113:2 - procedure

CPLR Signing Deposition, Physical Preparation, Copies

• C3116:1 - signing

• C3116:2 - making changes

CPLR 3117: Use Of Depositions

CPLR 3120: Discovery And Production

• C3120:2A - electronic discovery

• Section 202.12 - preliminary conference

• C3120:12 - discovery against nonparty witness

CPLR 3121: Physical Or Mental Examination

• C3121:1 - generally

• C3121:7 - hospital records

• Arons v. Jutkowski - very important case

CPLR 3126: Penalties

• C3126: 6 - sanctions

• C3126:8 - which sanction to impose

• Amendment to CPLR 205(a)

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