2024 Civil Rule Amendments Webinar

CLE Credits: 2.5 General, 1.0 Professionalism, 2.5 Civil Trial Certification
Moderator: James R. Holland II | Holland Law, Jacksonville
Speaker: Maegan Peek Luka | Newsome Melton, Tampa
The Florida Rules of Civil Procedure have undergone several amendments recently, and additional amendments are set to take effect on January 1, 2025. These rule amendments will impact your practice! Be sure to join us for this informative discussion of the amendments to the rules of civil procedure and their emphasis on professional and required communication with opposing counsel and the court.
The presentation will teach viewers the new expectations and highlight requirements to “meet and confer”, case management, responses to Motions for Summary Judgment, required discovery, “proportionality” in discovery, and the more subtle, implicit obligations. This webinar is complimentary for FJA members and is meant to show you how the amended rules are intended to work and how you need to ready yourself for the changes.
WEBINAR PRESENTATION – FJA MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED
Not a member and want to participate on this webinar? Join FJA today or contact the FJA Members Services Department by calling (850) 521-1093 or email membership@myfja.org for assistance.
FJA Attorney or Paralegal Members Eligible to Register | Webinar: November 13, 12:00pm-2:00pm
Once registered you will be able to locate your individual Zoom link in your online “My CLE Classroom” located on your “My Account” page. Just prior to the start of the webinar:
– Click “My Account” in the top right corner of the website (login if not already logged into your FJA account).
– Click “My CLE Classroom” from the left menu.
– In the Education Center click the “My Activity” tab.
– Click the “2024 Civil Rule Amendments Webinar” seminar title.
– Click the “Join Webinar” button on the right side of the screen.
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