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Civil Discovery: The Tough Issues Argued - 3 CLE / 1.5 E - 2025

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    ICLEF
  • Sep 5
  • 2 min read

Updated: Oct 1

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3 CLE / 1.5 E - On Demand Seminar


Overview:

This is not a “talking heads” type of CLE program. Watch and learn as six seasoned litigators argue their positions on situations that involve challenging discovery matters to our judicial panel. As an audience member attending in person, you will have the opportunity to vote as to who made the most compelling presentation or argument prior to the judges issuing their rulings. This has proven to be one of ICLEF’s most popular program formats over the years. Lynn Gray moderates and asks the tough questions of both the lawyers and the judges. Come with questions, leave with answers and practice with greater confidence!



Topics:

Welcome & Introduction

- Lynnette Gray, Program Chair & Moderator


What Happens When Video is Lost/Duty to Preserve & 3rd Party Possession/ Spoliation Instruction/ Sanctions*

- Lance R. Ladendorf, Plaintiff Counsel

- Drew Farrington, Defense Counsel


Trial Rule 35 Physical or Mental Examinations / Where Conducted / Who May Attend / Can it Be Videotaped / Pre-Exam Questionnaires / Who Pays Cost of Exam / Deposition

- Katherine M. Marshall, Plaintiff Counsel

- Carlo T. Girolamo, Defense Counsel


Depositions: Repeated Long Form Speaking Objections / Communications Between a Deponent & Counsel During a Deposition / Breaks During Depositions/Corrections and Errata Sheets / May Experts and Parties be Present

- Katherine A. Piscione, Plaintiff Counsel

- Adam S. Ira, Defense Counsel


Bad Faith Claims / What May be Discovered / Protective Orders / Claim Files

- Katherine M. Marshall, Plaintiff Counsel

- Carlo T. Girolamo, Defense Counsel


What Happens When a Client Becomes Mentally Incompetent During the Course of Litigation /Are Prior Statements Admissible / What Discovery is Permitted

- Lance R. Ladendorf, Plaintiff Counsel

- Drew Farrington, Defense Counsel


Privilege – Common Interest Privilege / In-House Counsel on Emails*

- Katherine A. Piscione, Plaintiff Counsel

- Adam S. Ira, Defense Counsel


Faculty:

Lynnette Gray, Chair

Johnson, Gray & Johnson, Franklin


Hon. Marla K. Clark

Judge, Johnson County Superior Court 4, Franklin


Hon. Patrick J. Dietrick

Judge, Marion Superior Court 12, Indianapolis


Hon. R. Scott Sirk

Judge, Hancock County Circuit Court, Greenfield


Drew Farrington

Paganelli Law Group LLC, Indianapolis


Carlo T. Girolamo

Skiles DeTrude, Indianapolis


Adam S. Ira

Frost Brown Todd, LLP, Indianapolis


Lance R. Ladendorf

Pavlack Law, LLC, Indianapolis


Katherine M. (Katie) Marshall

Christie Farrell Lee & Bell, P.C., Indianapolis


Katherine A. (Katie) Piscione

Waldron Tate Land LLC, Indianapolis


3 CLE / 1.5 E - On Demand Seminar



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