MOCK PRE-TRIAL — ITC Pre-Trial Strategies and Procedures: How to Work with Opposing Counsel, Review Objections, and Tailor your Approach to Specific ALJ Procedures
Paul Goulet
Partner
Winston & Strawn LLP
Hon. Theodore R. Essex
Administrative Law Judge
U.S. International Trade Commission (Washington, DC)
Hon. Thomas B. Pender
Administrative Law Judge
U.S. International Trade Commission (Washington, DC)
James Altman
Member
Foster, Murphy, Altman & Nickel, PC (Washington, DC)
Set up as a mock pre-trial conference, this session will dive into the most effective ways to get your case through the ITC. Accelerated schedules for pretrial and evidentiary hearings create a sense of urgency and the need to have an efficient pretrial strategy. Gain crucial insights from seasoned ITC veterans at this unique session that will take you through a number of scenarios based on real-life challenges:
- How to deal with an ITC evidentiary hearing that is commonly one week — getting everything in
- Pre-filed direct testimony, witness statements, deposition designations
- Knowing the rules of exhibits and when to limit them
- Now that you have discovery, what do you do?
- When and how many motions to file
- Strategies on making high priority and regular objections
- How to streamline the conduct of the trial to benefit both sides — addressing specific procedures associated with the ALJs
- Crafting responses to objections, responses, replies, etc.
- What do you need to do to preserve your appeal rights?