Medical Malpractice – A Virtual Conference for Tennessee Attorneys

Overview

Join us for the 14th annual Medical Malpractice Conference for Tennessee Attorneys!

Immerse yourself in the digital learning process with engaging faculty and the most experienced and knowledgeable experts from across the state. Amplify your skill set and gain valuable perspective from industry-leading instructors who have successfully navigated through the challenges of practicing during this extraordinary time. Connect with your favorite speakers each day during the live Q & A!

At the conclusion of this program, participants will be able to: 

• Use effective opening statement strategies in malpractice cases
• Implement powerful closing argument strategies in malpractice cases
• Apply technology in opening and closing statements both live and virtually
• Understand the Tennessee Code Annotated Title 23, Chapter 4, concerning confidentiality and immunity
• Learn the benefits of meditation exercise and stress management
• Understand the basics regarding claims of medical battery and informed consent, how they evolved, how they are related, and where they differ

Here’s what past attendees had to say about the Virtual Medical Malpractice Conference:

• “Well done, I actually preferred the virtual format to live.”
• “Very well organized and efficient this was to be a virtual presentation. Very user friendly and ran smoothly. You can tell a lot of work into this and it shows.”
• “Even with the program being virtual, it was still an informative and engaging program. Wonderful topics and speakers.”
• “The program was very well presented and well managed virtually.”
•  “Great Program. I plan to attend every year. Good job on putting together a quality, useful CLE.”
•  “I enjoyed doing this program by virtual format and it went off without a hitch. I would like to see virtual format as an option in the future. The moderator did an exceptional job. As usual, the program content and information was excellent.”
• “Very informative content covering a wide range of medical malpractice litigation.”
• “Well done. Informative. Looking forward to next year.”