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GNLU Centre for Sports and Entertainment Law (GCSEL) Offers Three Day Certificate Course on Sports Law and Management From 6th -8th January, 2017. About the Course:The three day certificate course is a unique blend of Sports Law and Management. It incorporates diverse themes such as the jurisprudence of national and international sports dispute resolution, sports broadcasting issues, public interest litigation in sports along with other contemporary issues dominating the discourse on Sports Law. Who should attend? Students Advocates Sports-persons Coaches Sports Federation Official and Members Other Stakeholders in Sports Community Course Fee: GNLU Students/Faculty/Staff- Rs. 1,000/- Others- Rs. 2,000/-**The fee is exclusive of accommodation and food. Accommodation will be provided on payment/request basis. For further details contact Course Coordinator.   Payment Mode:The payment of the Course fee needs to be made online on the link … [Read more...] about GNLU Launches Three Day Certificate Course on Sports Law and Management

Question: What can you do when you suspect that opposing counsel engaged in inappropriate witness coaching during a PTAB deposition?  Answer: Ask the witness about the suspected off-the-record discussions and call the Board from the deposition, if necessary.In FLIR Systems, Inc. v. Leak Surveys, Inc., IPR2014-00434, Paper 12 (Feb. 10, 2015), in a post-conference call order, the Board addressed a party’s claim that opposing counsel engaged in inappropriate deposition witness coaching during an expert’s deposition.At the deposition, the witness divulged certain “unexpected” testimony during cross-examination.  Prior to redirect, petitioner’s counsel and the deponent had off-the-record discussions during a half-hour recess.  On redirect, the witness made an attempt to overcome, and possibly explain away, the unexpected testimony.  The patent owner suspected that improper witness coaching occurred during recess given the witness’s … [Read more...] about Deposition Practice Tips: PTAB Guidance for Dealing With Suspected Witness Coaching

“I tried coaching that associate but it didn’t work.”Unfortunately, both supervising lawyers and leading a law firm are far more complicated than simply telling people what to do. When facing an environment of change and uncertainty, or even when helping a single associate overcome some professional hurdle, coaching can be an invaluable strategy. With its increasing popularity, the word “coaching” is often used colloquially as a proxy for giving advice, providing direction, consulting, and other activities. Whereas, professional coaching organizations define it as helping people explore and discover answers for themselves. Have you ever repeated the same wisdom or advice to someone a dozen times but they just didn’t get it?  It is frustrating, isn’t it?  You have something valuable to contribute, but it just isn’t getting through.  Most people give up at this stage, thinking that they have done everything they can, and … [Read more...] about Coaching Tips for Partners and CMOs

Anna Rappaport figured out that she didn’t like lawyering about five years ago, halfway through a one-year clerkship.Friends told Rappaport to stay the course, but she ignored their advice and quit, the Washington Post reports. Then she plotted her next move, networking with a law professor and the chief judge of the courthouse where she had been clerking. She obtained a contract job with the U.S. Department of Commerce, and moved on.Rappaport told the Post she learned an important lesson. “Even when things go wrong, I can fix them,” she said. Now she is using what she learned to coach lawyers and small business owners on how to overcome career setbacks.The Post summarizes some of Rappaport’s advice. After a job loss, it’s important to get past the anger and embarrassment. Try writing down feelings in a journal or (of course) hire a coach to help. Rebuild confidence by asking what you accomplished on the job.And be honest when explaining a departure. She … [Read more...] about Lawyer Who Changed Her Own Career Now Coaches Others

Get breaking news alerts and special reports. The news and stories that matter, delivered weekday mornings. SUBSCRIBE Retired Ohio State wrestling coach Russ Hellickson reached out to two ex-team members and asked them to support their former assistant coach, Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, a day after they accused the powerful congressman of turning a blind eye to alleged sexual abuse by the team doctor, according to the wrestlers and text messages they shared with NBC News. The former wrestlers said their ex-coach made it clear to them he was under pressure from Jordan to get statements of support from members of the team. Hellickson’s appeal to help Jordan came after the congressman repeatedly said that he had no idea that team doctor Richard Strauss was allegedly molesting the athletes — contradicting three wrestlers who told NBC News that Jordan must have known since the abuse was frequently discussed in the locker room. “I’m sorry you got caught up in the … [Read more...] about Former Ohio State wrestling coach urged Rep. Jim Jordan’s accusers to recant, texts show