A Construction Defense Webinar

Legal Issues in Coordinating Multijurisdictional Construction Cases

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

In this LIVE webinar on Monday, July 3, 2023, Noah Pollack, partner at Lois Law Firm, leads a discussion and answers questions about coordinating counsel across multiple jurisdictions in construction accident cases.

Noah will discuss the following:

Privileges, disclosures, and collateral estoppel;
Protected and unprotected documents; and
Investigation Reports.

A Construction Defense Webinar from Noah Pollack, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

A Construction Defense Webinar from Noah Pollack, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

A Construction Defense Webinar from Noah Pollack, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

A Construction Defense Webinar from Noah Pollack, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

A Construction Defense Webinar from Noah Pollack, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

A Construction Defense Webinar from Noah Pollack, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

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