Upcoming Legal Webinars 
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Continuing Legal Education
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Strafford's legal publications and CLE webinars are developed exclusively by attorneys, under the guidance of distinguished advisory boards—providing the real-world perspectives of outside experts and practitioners from law firms, industry and academia. Legal webinars are presented by a panel of carefully selected leaders in their field with critical knowledge of the issues presented.
Strafford's editorial approach ensures unmatched quality and allows attorneys to confidently cut down on reading and research time knowing they are briefed on all the key developments in their profession.
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Each live seminar features presentations by a panel of nationally recognized authorities, followed by an interactive Q&A session. Presentation materials can be viewed online or printed out. Audio can be accessed via the web or a telephone.
Legal Publications
Founded in 1984, Strafford Publications, Inc. is a leading national publisher of specialized information services. We publish authoritative litigation digests in several practice areas.
In Current Publications
Securities Class Action Reporter
$8.7 Million attorneys’ fee award granted in AOL Time Warner class action
Absence of evidence showing decedent’s chance for survival precludes action
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
Certification of class seeking to recover insurance application fee upheld
Claim nursing staff failed to assess patient’s risk of falling is malpractice claim
Class action waiver renders Dell’s arbitration agreement unenforceable
Securities Class Action Reporter
Complaint against PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ernst & Young adequately alleged
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
Complaint alleging Kaiser’s failure to cover required autism treatment adequately alleged
Court refers claims challenging safety of dietary supplement to FDA
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
Death of plan participant during surgery an “accident” giving rise to coverage
Dismissal of malpractice action against oncologist arising from morphine prescription affirmed
eBay ordered to respond to discovery requests related to class certification
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
Farm owner’s insurer must pay $1 million judgment against insured for truck accident
Husband is entitled to new trial on issue of liability for wife’s hospital bill
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
Issue exists as to whether insured was “forced” to file suit against insurer
Lack of standing precludes action alleging government’s warrantless surveillance
Medical monitoring class claims against cigarette maker may be able to proceed
Nominal individual damages claims render class action superior method of adjudication
Physician’s retaliation claim against hospital for rescission of employment offer fails
Plaintiff operating under assignment of claims is an inadequate class representative
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
Property insured’s claim for Hurricane Katrina-related losses adequately supported