A Construction Defense Webinar

Goals of Multijurisdictional Coordination and 2022 Year-End Review of Construction Case Law

This video is from a live webinar that took place on: Tuesday, January 3, 2023 at 12:00 pm EST

Tashia Rasul, Partner at Lois Law Firm and Construction Defense Team Leader, starts off 2023 by looking at the goals of construction clients in coordinating the defense litigation involving the same plaintiff/claimant in multiple jurisdictions. Tashia also looks back at the important case law decisions of 2022 which will have an impact on how we defend claims in the future!

Tashia discusses the following:

Tactics That Benefit Employer
Reduction of Litigation Costs
Avoiding Collateral Estoppel
Reaching Global Settlements
Most important Workers’ Compensation construction accident trial and appellate decisions.
New case law impacting civil litigation.
A look ahead at how these case decisions will impact the practice in 2023.

Goals of Multijurisdictional Coordination – A Construction Defense Webinar from Tashia Rasul, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

Goals of Multijurisdictional Coordination – A Construction Defense Webinar from Tashia Rasul, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

Goals of Multijurisdictional Coordination – A Construction Defense Webinar from Tashia Rasul, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

Goals of Multijurisdictional Coordination – A Construction Defense Webinar from Tashia Rasul, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

Goals of Multijurisdictional Coordination – A Construction Defense Webinar from Tashia Rasul, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

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