Civil Litigation for Crime Victims, National Crime Victim Bar Association Victim Service Provider Training, Atlanta, GA 2000

 

Litigating Negligent Hiring, National Crime Victim Bar Association Annual Convention, Washington, DC 2001

 

Discovery in Negligent Security Cases, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Annual Convention, San Francisco, CA 2003

 

Investigation and Discovery in Negligent Security Cases, article published in Victim Advocate, National Center for Victims of Crime 2003, P.14

 

Civil Justice for Sexual Assault Victims, Tenth Annual Victims Conference, Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, Atlanta, GA 2003

 

Building the Damages Case in an Inadequate Security Case, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Tele-seminar 2004

 

Acquaintance Rape on College Campuses, Boston, MA, Association of Trial Lawyers of  America, Annual Convention 2004

 

Crime on College Campuses, article published in TRIAL magazine, December 2004, p.20

 

College campuses might look idyllic in recruitment brochures, but they can be dangerous places. Most parents aren't aware that campuses are fraught with risks, especially for young women. Many schools' security measures fail to live up to promises to provide a safe haven for learning. Litigation based on premises theories can help ensure students' safety and their families' peace of mind.

 

Building the Damages in a School Case, Toronto, Canada, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Annual Convention 2005

 

Investigation and Discovery in a Sexual Assault Case, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Inadequate Security Litigation Group, Annual Convention, Seattle, Washington 2006

 

 

 

Ethics in Employment Litigation, National Employment Lawyers Association -GA Annual Convention, Negril, Jamaica 2002

 

Litigating State Law Torts in Georgia, National Employment Lawyers Association -GA Annual Convention, Negril, Jamaica 2002

 

Employment Claims Based on Georgia Law, 33rd Annual Labor and Employment Law Institute, State Bar of Georgia Institute of Continuing Legal Education, Atlanta, GA 2003

 

The Final Scene: Closing Arguments For a Happy Ending, National Employment Lawyers Association Fall Seminar -The Theatre of Reality: Trial Skills For the Plaintiff's Employment Lawyer 2003

 

Closing Argument: Tying it All Together, National Employment Lawyers Association -GA Annual Convention, Negril, Jamaica 2003

 

Discovery of Emotional Distress Damages in Employment Cases, National Employment Lawyers Association Seminar: Discovery and Damages in Employment Litigation, San Diego, CA 2004

 

Who is a Qualified Individual with a Disability under the ADA?, Institute of Continuing Legal Education, Atlanta GA 2002

 

 

Juror Bias after September 11, National Crime Victim Bar Association Annual Meeting, Washington, DC 2002

 

Juror Bias in Sexual Assault Cases, Ninth Annual Victims Conference, Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, Atlanta, GA 2002

 

SEXUAL HARASSMENT

 

How to Win Sexual Harassment Cases, American Bar Association Labor and Employment Seminar, Atlanta, GA 2002

 

State Law Claims and the Realities of Using Them, National Employment Lawyers Association-Georgia, Institute of Continuing Legal Education, Atlanta, GA 2004

 

Getting the Most for Your Buck in Sexual Harassment Cases,
2003 Employment Rights Seminar, Institute of Continuing Legal Education, Atlanta, GA  2003

 

Keeping the Facts of the Case Organized, Law Office Technology, Institute of

Continuing Legal Education, Atlanta, GA 2004

 

Refining Your Discovery Tactics, American Bar Association Labor and Employment Seminar, Atlanta, GA 2002