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Third-Party Subpoenas: Best Practices to Respond and Avoid Risks

Content Provider
American Law Institute CLE
Product
CLE
Run Time
61 Minutes
Recording Date
06/11/2024
Presenter(s)
Ronald J. Hedges, Tracey Salmon-Smith
Learning Method
On-Demand Training
Practice Area
Litigation
Persona
CLE OnDemand

Price $219.00

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Description

Discover the best practices for navigating third-party subpoenas effectively to minimize disruption and potential legal complications. In this session, gain insights into the intricacies of responding to third-party subpoenas and learn strategies for avoid common pitfalls. Third-party subpoenas can be a useful discovery tool; however, those subpoenas may be disruptive and unfamiliar to the recipient – and to the party serving it. Moreover, as we emerge from the Pandemic and return to “normal” litigation practice, exploring key considerations such as in-person versus remote proceedings and cost allocation is critical for all parties. Whether you are a litigator or in-house, understanding your rights and responsibilities is crucial for protecting your client’s interests. This all-new ALI CLE webcast discusses: - Scope and service of third-party subpoenas under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 45 and State equivalents - Objecting to third-party subpoenas - Costs of responding to third-party subpoenas - “Pros and cons” of in-person or remote third-party deposition subpoenas - Admissibility of third-party depositions and documents, paper or electronic This ALI CLE webcast will benefit litigation attorneys across a variety of practice areas, as well in-house counsel.

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State Status Total Credits Type Of Credit Approved Thru
AlabamaApproved1.00General12/31/2024
AlaskaApproved1.00GeneralOn-going
ArizonaApproved1.00GeneralOn-going
ArkansasApproved1.00GeneralOn-going
CaliforniaApproved1.00Participatory06/11/2029
ColoradoApproved1.00General12/31/2026
ConnecticutApproved1.00GeneralOn-going
DelawareApproved1.00General06/10/2026
FloridaApproved1.00General03/31/2026
GeorgiaApproved1.00General12/31/2024
HawaiiApproved1.00General06/11/2026
IdahoApproved1.00General06/10/2029
IllinoisApproved1.00General08/08/2026
IndianaApproved1.00General09/15/2025
IowaApproved1.00General06/10/2025
KansasApproved1.00General08/11/2025
KentuckyApproved1.00General06/30/2025
LouisianaApproved1.02General08/11/2025
MaineApproved1.00General09/29/2026
MinnesotaApproved1.00General09/15/2026
MississippiApproved1.00General08/11/2025
MissouriApproved1.20GeneralOn-going
MontanaApproved1.00General06/11/2027
NebraskaApproved1.01General06/10/2026
NevadaApproved1.00General12/31/2027
New HampshireApproved1.00General06/10/2027
New JerseyApproved1.00GeneralOn-going
New MexicoApproved1.00General06/10/2029
New YorkApproved1.00SkillsOn-going
North CarolinaApproved1.00General02/28/2025
North DakotaApproved1.00General06/11/2027
OhioApproved1.00General12/31/2024
OklahomaApproved1.00General08/25/2025
OregonApproved1.00General06/11/2027
PennsylvaniaApproved1.00General08/11/2026
Puerto RicoApproved1.02General10/20/2025
Rhode IslandApproved1.00General06/30/2025
South CarolinaApproved1.02General12/31/2024
TennesseeApproved1.02General08/11/2025
TexasApproved1.00General07/28/2025
UtahApproved1.00General12/31/2024
VermontApproved1.00GeneralOn-going
WashingtonApproved1.00General06/10/2029
West VirginiaApproved1.22GeneralOn-going
WisconsinApproved1.00GeneralOn-going
WyomingApproved1.00General08/11/2025

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