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WTLA Ski CLE event promoted on Speaking of Justice

Posted on Tuesday, March 18, 2008 at 10:48AM by Registered CommenterWyoming Trial Lawyers Association in | CommentsPost a Comment

In today's edition of Speaking of Justice, host Scott Drake is joined by the Executive Director of the Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association, Marcia Shanor to discuss the organizations up coming "Ski CLE" to be held in the breathtaking location of Jackson Hole, WY. This is the third annual ski event and each year it's popularity grows as more and more attorney's from around the country who love to ski participate in this unique event.

You can find out all you need to know about the CLE, which is being held from March 26th to the 28th in Jackson Hole and registration is available right up to the last minute by contacting the Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association at 307-635-0820, or by going to their web site at www.wytla.org. This is a great event, there is over 300 inches of base snow in Jackson this winter and if you love to ski and want some top quality CLE this event is for you!

The headline speaker, Attorney Richard Friedman is the author of two highly regarded books for trial lawyers,   " Rules of the Road" and " Polarizing the Case".        Rick%20Friedman.jpg

Rick Friedman is one of the nation's top civil trial attorneys representing individuals and small businesses injured by large corporate and government interests. He has established a reputation for obtaining large verdicts in cases other law firms have been unable or unwilling to take on in the fields of personal injury, defamation, insurance bad faith and business torts.

Rick Friedman's successful career has been distinguished by multi-million dollar verdicts and precedent-setting case law. Among many of his landmark cases are the $150 million awarded to a State Farm agent in Bellott v. State Farm, $84 million awarded to a disabled doctor in Ceimo v. Paul Revere, $17.3 million awarded for improper denial of disability benefits in McKendry v. General American, $16.5 million awarded to a disabled worker in Ace v. Aetna Life Insurance Company, and $12.7 million awarded to a disabled businessman in - Merrick v. Paul Revere. Rick handles all types of cases, including personal injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice, insurance bad faith and business torts. Rick is a member of the Inner Circle of Advocates, an invitation-only group that limits its membership to 100 of the leading trial lawyers in the country. He is also a member of the International Academy of Trial Lawyers.

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