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You're Hired: Now What?


Level: Advanced
Runtime: 66 minutes
Recorded Date: September 08, 2023
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Agenda

  • Clear Conflicts
  • Check Business/Positional/Reputational Conflicts
  • Ability to Pay/Clear Understanding of Client Goals
  • Service/Court Docket Review/Local Rules/Calendaring
  • Jurisdiction/Removal
  • Arbitration
  • Pendente Lite Relief/Related Litigation
  • Attorney Admission(s)
  • Necessary Parties/Legal Status of Plaintiff
  • Transfer/Complex Designation
  • Attorneys' Fees
  • Judge/Opposing Counsel/Key Witness
  • Experts
  • Regulatory Agencies
  • Preclusion/Cause of Action/Other Claims
  • Insurance Coverage/Indemnity/Immunity
  • Document Hold
Runtime: 1 hour, 6 minutes
Recorded: September 8, 2023

For NY - Difficulty Level: For both newly admitted & experienced attorneys (transitional)


For NY - Difficulty Level: Experienced attorneys only (non-transitional)

Description

Veteran litigators Andrew Struve and Susan Page White walk step-by-step through the key actions and decisions every litigator must take at the outset of a matter to ensure a smooth start and that nothing is missed. Overlooking even one of these critical steps could lead to at best an unhappy client, and at worst to claims of legal malpractice. The speakers also share an easy-to-follow checklist that all litigators – from the most junior to the more experienced – will find highly valuable to use for every matter that comes in the door.

This program was recorded on September 8, 2023.

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Panelists

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Andrew Struve

Shareholder
Buchalter, P.C.

Andrew is a member of the Health Care and Litigation practice groups in Buchalter’s Orange County office. Andrew focuses his practice on complex healthcare litigation and unfair competition actions as well as regulatory compliance matters. He has particular expertise in provider and plan representation, private equity, insurance, and the defense of consumer suits. An experienced litigator in the healthcare field, Andrew has litigated both provider and health plan disputes, class and other representative actions, federal and state qui tam litigation, antitrust suits, RICO actions, managed care contracting suits, earnout disputes, partnership actions, bad faith claims, and payment disputes. He has also conducted numerous sensitive internal investigations and compliance audits, as well as responses to governmental and commercial billing/coding challenges. In addition to leading litigation teams in healthcare disputes in federal and state courts across the United States, Andrew serves as national governance, regulatory, and compliance counsel for a number of companies and many healthcare clients. He is an Elected Member of the American Law Institute, and is rated AV-Preeminent by Martindale-Hubbell, the highest rating it confers.

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Susan Page White

Special Counsel
Buchalter, P.C.

Susan White is an experienced commercial litigation attorney with a specialty in insurance recovery. Ms. White represents corporate and individual policyholders and has recovered millions in insurance proceeds on their behalf in all types of complex litigation against their insurers. She is able to think out of the box, using creative and strategic approaches to both find and maximize insurance coverage for her policyholder clients. Throughout her 30 years of practice, she regularly has represented a wide variety of clients on numerous insurance coverage issues and has resolved complex insurance matters through settlement, arbitration or trial. Ms. White counsels clients operating in a wide range of industries, including healthcare, pharmaceutical, retail, manufacturing, telecommunications, software and Internet technology, financial services, entertainment, and real estate.

Acting as insurance coverage counsel, Ms. White also represents companies in bankruptcy and advises trustees for bankrupt estates in connection with the recovery of insurance assets for the estate. She also provides risk management guidance to clients to maximize the coverage provided by insurance policies. Additionally Ms. White speaks regularly on various insurance coverage issues.


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