MoBar

2.4
MCLE hours
for each part.
Part III qualifies for
CLE 1.2 Ethics hours.
Does not qualify
50 Years of Excellence for Kansas Credit

The Basics of
Two-Hour
Interactive
Telephone
Seminars

Part I:
Thursday • February 17, 2011 Handling an
Auto Accident
12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m.
Central Time
Part II:

Case
Thursday • March 3, 2011
12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m.
Central Time
Part III:
Thursday • April 21, 2011
12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m.
Central Time
Part I — Screening the Case
Part II — Understanding Insurance
About the Program Issues and Coverage
Whether you are contemplating taking
your first motor vehicle accident case,
Part III — Ethics, Mediation, and
or you are a seasoned practitioner
wanting the most up-to-date and critical
Hot Topics
information in the motor vehicle accident
arena, this telephone program series
will be the best way you can enhance
your skills to serve your clients’ needs.
Get beneficial results for your practice
and your clients by participating in these
seminars designed to provide you
with guidance on how to work up an
automobile accident case. It is a series
that you cannot afford to miss if you want
to stay on top of your game.
Part I: Screening the Case
A. Preliminary Investigation E. Examination of Vehicle Systems or Specific Parts
B. Highlights of the “Typical Case” F. Soft Tissue Injury Auto Accident Cases
C. The Mechanics of Auto Collisions and Issues G. Early Discussions with the Insurance Company
Relating to Accident Reconstruction
D. Obtaining Information from the Roadway
• Obstructions • Surface Conditions
• Visibility • Traffic Control Devices

Moderator Speaker Speaker

A. Scott Waddell Wallace S. Squibb
Julia S. Grus Squibb Law Firm, PC
Oliver Walker Wilson, LLC Waddell Law Firm, LLC
Springfield
Columbia Kansas City

Part II: Understanding Insurance Issues and Coverage

A. Types of Automobile Insurance Policies D. Recent Developments in Insurance Law
B. Selected Problems with Automobile Policies E. Sample Auto Policy Forms and Endorsements
C. Uninsured Motorist Coverage

Moderator Speaker Speaker

Carolyn H. Kerr M. Adina Johnson James W. McManus
Missouri Department of Wuestling & James, LC Law Offices of James W. McManus
Insurance St. Louis Kansas City
Jefferson City

Part III: Ethics, Mediation, and Hot Topics

A. Ethics Issues Related to Automobile Litigation B. ADR – How Mediation Works
• Contingent Fee Agreements C. Hot Topics
• Ex Parte Contacts with Physicians and • Juror Non-Disclosure - New Procedures in
Expert Witnesses Jury Selection with New Rule 69.025
• Advertising and Solicitation • Billed Versus Paid Admissibility of Medical Bills

Moderator Speaker Speaker

Scott S. Bethune Phillip A. Tatlow
Memory Roque Davis, Bethune & Jones, LLC
Attorney at Law Bollwerk, Ryan & Tatlow, LLC
Kansas City St. Louis
Kansas City

What is a Telephone Seminar?

After registering for the program, MoBarCLE will send you a confirmation notice by e-mail or fax. A few days before the program, you will receive
instructions, by e-mail or fax, that will include a toll-free telephone number to call on the day of the seminar, and the web address to download the
written course materials. You can listen to the program in your office, home, or car -- wherever you have access to a touch-tone telephone.
 The Basics of Handling an Auto Accident Case — Parts I, II, & III
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A Word of Thanks
Those who plan and teach MoBarCLE seminars are volunteers. Their
generous contributions of time, talent, and energy make this and every
MoBarCLE seminar a success. We deeply appreciate their work.
The Missouri Bar continues to encourage all its members, including women
and minorities, to participate in the presentation of MoBarCLE programs.
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Part I: February 17, 2011 - Screening the Case
Registration Fee (includes downloadable course materials):
m $115 — Dial-in participant received by January 28, 2011
m $125 — Dial-in participant received after January 28, 2011
m $ 90 — Each additional listener at location of dial-in participant
m Free — Season Pass Holder
m $ 49 — Additional printed copy of course materials
Part II: March 3, 2011 - Understanding Insurance Issues
Registration Fee (includes downloadable course materials):
m $115 — Dial-in participant received by February 11, 2011
m $125 — Dial-in participant received after February 11, 2011
m $ 90 — Each additional listener at location of dial-in participant
m Free — Season Pass Holder
m $ 49 — Additional printed copy of course materials
Part III: April 21, 2011 - Ethics, Mediation, and Hot Topics
Registration Fee (includes downloadable course materials):
m $115 — Dial-in participant received by April 1, 2011
m $125 — Dial-in participant received after April 1, 2011
m $ 90 — Each additional listener at location of dial-in participant
m Free — Season Pass Holder
m $ 49 — Additional printed copy of course materials
m Part I m Part II m Part III (price listed is per progam)
I can’t participate in the telephone seminar, but would like the:
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Convenience:
Besides the convenience of not going to a conference center and paying
parking fees, you can sit back and enjoy two-hour live telephone seminars
on The Basics of Handling an Auto Accident Case.
Course materials:
A few days before the program you will receive instructions by e-mail or
fax that will include a toll-free telephone number to call on the day of the
seminar, and the web address to download the written course materials. If
you prefer not to download the materials, MoBarCLE will mail you a copy of
the course materials for a $49 fee. You must make that designation on the
registration form.
Credit:
Each part qualifies for 2.4 MCLE credit hours. Part III qualifies for 1.2 Ethics
hours. Does not qualify for Kansas credit.
Participation:
At the time of the seminar, call the toll-free number to listen to the program.
Asking Questions:
At the end of the program, you can push a number on your touch-tone
telephone and be placed in a queue for questions. When it’s your turn, you
enter the conference call in a mode that allows your question to be heard by
the speakers and the rest of the telephone audience. The speakers will then
discuss the question with you.
Cancellations:
We know you are busy! A colleague may attend in your place if he or
she could have registered at the same price. If you are unable to attend
a program, cancellation of registration must be received in writing by
MoBarCLE no later than 2 business days (Monday-Friday) after the program
concludes. Otherwise, you will receive the course materials and audio CD in
full consideration of tuition paid. Please note: If you cancel your registration
after MoBarCLE sends you the link to download the course materials, a
refund will be issued less the fee for the downloadable course materials.
Note:
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an Auto Accident Case
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MoBar
2.4
MCLE hours
for each part.
CLE Part III qualifies for

The Basics of
50 Y ears of Excellence 1.2 Ethics hours.
Does not qualify
for Kansas Credit

2-Hour
Interactive

Handling an
Telephone
Seminars

Auto Accident Case

Part I
February 17, 2011
12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m.
Central Time
Part II Part I — Screening the Case
March 3, 2011
12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m.
Central Time
Part II — Understanding Insurance
Part III
Issues and Coverage
April 21, 2011
12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. Part III — Ethics, Mediation, and
Central Time Hot Topics