Medical Malpractice Seminar
Fri, December 9, 2022
7:30 AM - 1:00 PM CT
Approved for 4.25 MCLE hours
7:30 - Registration Desk Opens (Continental breakfast provided.)
Seminar begins at 8:15 AM; ends at 1:05 PM
REGISTER IN ADVANCE - Course material is distributed electronically prior to the seminar and will NOT be available at the door.
Program Planning Chairs & Moderators:
Sean M. Houlihan, Power Rogers LLP / Chicago
Kenneth H. Levinson, Levinson & Stefani / Chicago
Topics include -
Lost Chance - Mark R. McKenna, Hurley McKenna & Mertz, P.C. / Chicago
Deciding to Take the Case - J. Matthew Dudley, Dudley & Lake / Libertyville
Closing Argument and the Amended Special Interrogatory Statute - Joseph A. Power, Jr., Power Rogers LLP / Chicago
Voir Dire - Bridget C. Duignan, Latherow & Duignan / Chicago
Aggressive Cross Examination of the Less than Truthful Witness - Bradley M. Cosgrove, Clifford Law Offices / Chicago
No Leading! Direct Examination of Your Client and Witnesses - Stephen D. Phillips, Phillips Law Offices / Chicago
Judicial Perspective - The Honorable Thomas V. Lyons II, Judge, Circuit Court of Cook County, Law Division, Trial Section / Chicago
Deposing the Defendant Physician - Matthew L. Williams, Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard P.C. / Chicago
Addressing Pre-Existing Conditions - Francis P. Morrissey, Wise Morrissey LLC / Chicago
Institutional Miscommunication Causing Medical Malpractice - Michael D. Ditore, Corboy & Demetrio / Chicago
ITLA’s Medical Malpractice Trial Notebook
Editors: Keith A. Hebeisen and Sarah F. King, Clifford Law Offices, Chicago
Completely rewritten in 2021. No updates for 2022.
Order the 2021 Medical Malpractice Notebook during your online registration --
• A MUST for every plaintiff's lawyer who handles malpractice cases.
• Save hours of research time.
• Most recent cites and references.
• Handy reference in the courtroom to handle virtually any situation.
• 18 Chapters - indexed and tabbed for easy use.
Medical Malpractice Trial Notebook Chapters
735 ILCS 5/2-622 • Statute of Limitations • Medical Studies Act • Negligence/Standard of Care & Locality Rule • Institutional Negligence; Vicarious Liability; HMO Liability; Nursing Home Liability • Res Ipsa Loquitur • Informed Consent/Battery • Patient Fault • Proximate Cause • Learned Medical Treatises • Use of Medical Records • Physician-Patient Privilege • Rule 213 Opinion Witnesses • Closing Argument • Jury Instructions • Settlement • “Empty Chair”/Sole Proximate Cause Defense & Respondents in Discovery • Insurance Coverage; Bad Faith; Governmental Defendants & Governmental Regulation of Health Care Professionals •
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MCLE Board of the Supreme Court of Illinois
Credit has been approved with the MCLE Board of the Supreme Court of Illinois for 4.25 General credits.
320 N. Dearborn St, Chicago / 312-744-1900
A full refund will be given for seminar cancellations received prior to December 6, 2022. There will be NO refund NOR program CDs/DVDs for cancellations received after that date.












