Premises Liability

Seminar Number 107345 CLE Hours (Self-Study Only) 6 CLE Hours including 1 Ethics Hour, 1 Professionalism Hour and 5 Trial Practice Hours	PREMISES LIABILITY
	RECORDED MARCH 5, 2010
	Presiding: Michael J. Gorby, Program Chair, Gorby, Peters & Associates, LLC, Atlanta
	WELCOME AND PROGRAM OVERVIEW Michael J. Gorby
	THIRD PARTY CRIMINAL ACT LITIGATION—Establishing Liability Against the Property Owner Nicholas C. Moraitakis, Moraitakis, Kushel, Pearson & Gardner LLP, Atlanta
	DEFENDING A NEGLIGENT SECURITY CASE—Preparing a Case for Summary Judgment and Trial Lynn Roberson, Swift, Currie, McGhee & Heirs, LLP, Atlanta
	daubert challenges—Yes, They Apply to Premises Liability Experts Mary Donne Peters, Author, “Expert Testimony in Georgia”; Gorby, Peters & Associates, LLC, Atlanta
	the slip and fall case—Pitfalls Encountered by Plaintiff and Defense Counsel James R. Doyle, Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP, Atlanta
	establishing damages in a premises case—How To Reconcile and Deal with Georgia’s Apportionment Statute Gilbert H. Deitch, Deitch & Rogers LLC, Atlanta
	updates on premises liability Law—New Decisions Handed Down Michael J. Gorby
	ethical considerations in the litigation of a premises case Speaker to be determined
	the expert’s role in a premises liability case—Plaintiff and Defense Perspective Jeffrey H. Gross, Premises Liability Expert, Jeffrey H. Gross Consulting, Atlanta