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January 2012	TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: THE EVOLUTION OF PROOF :: Seminar
February 2012	Handling the Radiofrequency Neurotomy Case :: Seminar
March 2012	Thinking Creatively for Innovation in Trial Techni ... :: Seminar
April 2012	No-Fault Arbtrations Seminar :: Seminar Medical Malpractice Conference :: Seminar Preparing for Trial :: Seminar
May 2012	Winning Civil Damages for Retaliation in Workers’ ... :: Seminar Handling the Car Crash Case :: Seminar
June 2012	Alternative Dispute Resolution Video Replay :: Seminar Fundamentals of Handling the Personal Injury Case ... :: Seminar Implicit Bias: Diversity, Law and the Concealed Mi ... :: Seminar Handling the Radiofrequency Neurotomy Case Video R ... :: Seminar TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: THE EVOLUTION OF PROOF Vid ... :: Seminar
August 2012	2012 Annual Convention :: Seminar
September 2012	Subrogation: Brewster, Renswick, ERISA & More :: Seminar
October 2012	No-Fault Arbitrations :: Seminar

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