On Tuesday May 2, 2023, FCRA Insight presents a 2-day intensive seminar on DISCOVERY.  Ian Lyngklip of Lyngklip & Associates will host the program which will be held at the Hotel Monteleone in New Orleans, LA (2 blocks from the Royal Sonesta)  The Discovery intensive will start  on Tuesday (May 2, 2023) from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and conclude on Wednesday (May 3, 2023) from 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM.  The hotel will provide breakfast and Insight will host lunch on each day.

The FCRA Insight method relies upon Lean Management fundamentals to deploy, evaluate, and improve processes in your law office, with the end goal of increasing profit.  The FCRA Insight Kickstart will help practitioners to evaluate new approaches best suited to their respective offices and clients.  Along the way, we will rely upon data analysis, cognitive psychology, collaboration models, and a host of other disciplines to boost results, one process at a time.   And with each FCRA Insight Kickstart Module, we will feature the latest & greatest technology to ensure that you not only learn the aforementioned principles but are able to leave the Kickstart able to implement those principles.

 Discovery Agenda

The Discovery Intensive will cover core topics in getting the things you need to prepare for Summary Judgment, Trial, and Settlement.  Topics include

• Insight Core Cases:  What You Need to Get to Trial and Summary Judgment
• Deposing Dispute Witnesses: The dispute handler or corporate rep
• Protective Orders:  The Law and Ethics Underlying Discovery Limits
• Keeping Track of Your Discovery – Tech and Logistics
• Litigation Ju Jitsu – Meet & Confer:  Gambits and Strategy
• Interrogatories and Production:  What to Ask for And How to Ask for It

Aftercare

Following the Insight program, the insight staff will continue to work with attendees to assure their continued success with the program and materials.  The FCRA Insight Kickstart aftercare includes:

• Admission to the Insight Listserv
• 2 Hours of Free Coaching
• Access to Practice Management Forms 
• Case Management Data 

Qualifications

The Insight program is intended only for private practitioners working on individual cases.  This program does NOT support legal aid, legal services, or class action practitioners. 

1. Within the last five years, you have attended at least one NACA FCRA conference or NCLC National Conference where FCRA was covered.
2. Within the last five years, you have filed more than 5 cases in Federal Court against a CRA or furnisher for violations of 15 USC 1681.
3. On an annual basis, and for the last two years, more than 10% of the number of cases you filed were for violations of the FCRA.
4. Your firm does not regularly file or participate in class action litigation and is not a legal aid organization.
5. You are a member of a small or solo firm, 5 attorneys or less.
   

Participation

This program will rely heavily on participation from attendees to share experiences and advice in a collaborative setting.  Come prepared for Q&A with one of  NACA and NCLC’s most demanded speakers.  This program has space for only 15 participants.  Past participants in the Kickstart (Friday program) are welcome to attend the Discovery program.  For the Tuesday -- Wednesday program and aftercare, the cost is $2,150.00.  For Insight members (those that attended any program previously) interested in attending Tuesday - Wednesday  only, the cost is $2,000.00.  To request an agenda, detailed program description, and application, email Info@FCRAInsight.com.  Again, this is a program for intermediate level practitioners who handle individual cases.  There will be no 101, advanced, or class action material covered by this program.  

OTHER UPCOMING INSIGHT PROGRAMS
Virtual Kickstart, April 14, 2023 via Zoom

• Core cases.
• Collaboration & Data.
• Business and Litigation Processes.
• Rules of Engagement.
• Case Setup and Intake.
• Responding to Discovery.
• Discovering their Case.

The Settlement and Mediation Intensive will cover core topics in getting the things your client needs out of a settlement and how to negotiate for that bargained consideration.   Topics include

• Critical Inflection Points in the Litigation and Managing Microaggressions by Opposing Counsel
• Weaponizing Confidentiality, Non-Disparagement, and Ethics of Settlement Agreements
• Tracking Data and Knowing the Value of Cases Where You Litigate
• Using 26(f) and Rule 16 Conferences to establish settlement expectations
• Negotiation Theory and Practice
• Settlement Conferences and Mediation:  Recognizing Pitfalls, Holding Your Ground and having a game plan.

Settlement and Negotiation, October 24-25
Prior to the NCLC Annual Litigation Conference

The Settlement and Mediation Intensive will cover core topics in getting the things your client needs out of a settlement and how to negotiate for that bargained consideration.   Topics include

• Critical Inflection Points in the Litigation and Managing Microaggressions by Opposing Counsel
• Weaponizing Confidentiality, Non-Disparagement, and Ethics of Settlement Agreements
• Tracking Data and Knowing the Value of Cases Where You Litigate
• Using 26(f) and Rule 16 Conferences to establish settlement expectations
• Negotiation Theory and Practice
• Settlement Conferences and Mediation:  Recognizing Pitfalls, Holding Your Ground and having a game plan.

Trial and Trial Prep, TBD

 We look forward to seeing you,

 Ian Lyngklip

Ian@FCRAInsight.com