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A basic and comprehensive review of Civil Procedure in New York Federal courts with commentary on key cases. Eric Heindel, an attorney in private
practice in New York, reviews basic and intermediate elements of civil procedure and the FRCP in an informative
lecture filled with examples from his own cases and professional experiences.
These downloadable audio files are designed for practicing attorneys who want to review Civil Procedure topics such as drafting motions, discovery, jurisdiction,
and class action lawsuits. Currently approved for 4.0 CLE credits in the area of Professional Practice for Attorneys in New York State.
Approximate running time: 4 hours
Price: $49.99
Approved for CLE credit in New York until December 31, 2018
This lecture on Civil Procedure in New York Federal courts covers the following topics:
- Introduction to Civil Procedure
- Jurisdiction and Justiciability
- Subject Matter Jurisdiction
- Federal Question Jurisdiction
- Federal Diversity Jurisdiction
- Removal and Interpleader
- Supplemental Jurisdiction
- Personal Jurisdiction
- In Rem and Quasi In Rem
- Venue
- Notice
- Conflict of Laws - Erie Doctrine
- Pleadings
- Sanctions under Rule 11
- Responses
- Parties and Joinder
- Class Actions
- Motions to Dismiss and Summary Judgment
- Discovery
- Jury Trials
- Res Judicata
All this plus real-world tips on Civil Procedure issues that come up while practicing law in New York State!
Financial Aid is available for Attorneys who qualify. Please see our Financial Aid Policy
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