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Shriver Center Affirmative Litigation Training (Online Session)
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- By: Shriver Center
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Shriver Center's Online Campus
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Affirmative Litigation
Session I -- October 1 - 19 (online)
Session II -- October 23-25 (in-person)
2012, White Plains, NY
Affirmative Litigation Training (ALT), offered through a combination of web-based and in-person learning activities, provides a comprehensive introduction to the process of prosecuting a complex affirmative case in federal or state court. It includes a mix of interactive sessions, webinars, and multimedia lectures on the substantive law of claim justiciability, as well as practical exercises on discovery, complaint drafting, motion practice, and emergency relief. Together, these elements, and the course as a whole, provide a solid foundation for strengthening legal aid practice and moving our community toward a renewed focus on high impact, change-oriented advocacy. ALT includes three weeks of web-based activities in addition to three days in-person.
Who Should Enroll?
Advocates seeking to expand their practice to include effective impact advocacy designed to make fundamental changes for their clients. Typically these attorneys will have some previous litigation experience.
What You Will Learn
- How to begin an affirmative litigation practice
- Pre-filing considerations
- Nuts and bolts of major litigation
- Case analysis in complex litigation
- Jurisdiction, causes of action, and the use of 42 U.S.C. ยง1983
Learn More
- ALT Summer 2011 Report
- ALT Sample Online Calendar
- ALT Sample Online Course Syllabus
- ALT Sample In-Person Training Agenda
Location
Three weeks online conducted through the Shriver Center's Online Campus (October 1-19, 2012), and an in-person training at the Crowne Plaza in White Plains, New York (October 23-25, 2012).
Registration Fee and Information
Registration fee includes three weeks of online training plus three days of in-person training, including snacks and lunch each day.
- $745 Early Bird Group Rate/Clearinghouse Review Subscriber (3 staff or more, register by August 31)
- $845 Early Bird Group Rate/Nonsubscriber (3 staff or more, register by August 31)
- $895 Early Bird/Clearinghouse Review Subscriber (register by August 31)
- $995 Early Bird/Nonsubscriber (register by August 31)
- $1500 Basic Registration (registration deadline September 14)
CLE credit is available. Program fees are not refundable. Registered participants who cannot attend may send substitutes or request a credit toward a future training as long as seven days advance written notice is given. For questions, please contact us at training@povertylaw.org.
Accommodations
Reduced rate accommodations have been secured for this training at $149.00/night plus tax at the Crowne Plaza White Plains, NY, 66 Hale Street, White Plains, NY. 1 -914-682-0050. Participants are responsible for reserving their own rooms. Reservations must be made by no later than October 3, 2012 to guarantee the reduced rate. Reservations after this date will be able subject to hotel availabilty and the rate will be established by the hotel. We encourage you to make your reservations early. Information on how to reserve your room will be posted in this spot soon.
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Download Course Brochure and Registration Form
Please mail completed registration form and payment to:
Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law
50 E. Washington St, Suite 500, Chicago IL 60602, training@povertylaw.org
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Contact:
1 -914-682-0050