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A&G Attorneys to Provide Advocacy Training
Attorneys of Aaron & Gianna, PLC will be involved in the following advocacy training programs during the month of October, 2014.
October 7-8, 2014
Lisa Marcy of the firm's Salt Lake City Office and Dominic Gianna of the firm's New Orleans Office will be conducting the first ever “Training the Advocate” Program for the Dept. of Justice Civil Division in Washington, D.C. This is the first time attorneys from an outside firm have been engaged to do in-house DOJ advocacy training.
October 9, 2014
Bill Aaron of the firm's New Orleans Office will participate in a demonstration of effective opening statements at a CLE sponsored by the New Orleans Bar Association. The demonstration will be held in a courtroom at the U. S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana. Bill will present the plaintiff's side and Kim Boyle of Phelps Dunbar will present the defense side. The Program will be moderated by Federal District Court Judge Ivan Lemelle.
