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Successful result for defense where Plaintiff sought an “8-figure” verdict

“Recently, my law partner Matt Moffett and I obtained a very defense-favorable resolution to a shooting-injury case in which Plaintiff’s counsel sought an “eight figure” verdict.”

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The Daily Report writes about the surprise deal ending theater trial

“WHEN IT CAME time to seek big money for a shooting in a movie theater parking lot, a plaintiff with a bullet lodged in her gut instead settled with Regal Cinemas for $50,000 just after a jury was seated Monday.”

Defense attorneys Matthew Moffett and W. Winston Briggs were surprised the case settled because their offer had been pending for two years, and there was a large gap between the sides’ valuations of the case.

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Matt Moffett receives CLMP certification

For Immediate Release
December 14, 2012

CLM Congratulates Graduates of the Litigation Management Institute

New York, NY — The Claims and Litigation Management (CLM) Alliance is proud to announce the graduates of the 2012 Litigation Management Institute (LMI). The LMI was hosted by Columbia Law School in New York from Oct. 5 to 7.

Graduates of the LMI received the Certified Litigation Management Professional (CLMP) certification. Students completed approximately 30 hours of pre-course reading, 18 hours of in-class instruction and 12 hours of group project work. Given the rigorous nature of the program, the CLM was pleased to have 91 percent of participants successfully complete the program and receive the CLMP.

The graduates to receive the CLMP certification are:

Jeffrey M. Adelson

Sharon Angelino

Miguel Argüelles

Donna Marie Baloy

Justin Barth

Jacquelyn Beatty

Anne Blume

Venessa Bragg

David Brown

Charles Burdge

Sophia Cacos

Thomas Cardelli

Michael Caspino

Kirk Chamberlin

Frank Chang

Christina Chennat

Mario C. Ciano

Kim Clarke

Brian Colbert

Daniel Coombe

Daniel Costello

Gerald Davino

Domenic Di Noto

Stacy Douglas

Lori Doyle Place

Marc Feldman

Leonard Fink

Elizabeth Fitch

Eric Fitzgerald

Courtney Flanagan

Robert Freedman

Helen Gillcrist

Eric Gillett

Debera Gilliam

Hedy Golshani

Ronald Green

Stephanie Haas

Rose Hall

Marcia Halvorsen

Jerry Hamilton

John Hanlon

C. McGehee Isaacs

Brianne Jackson

Claire Johnson

Simon Keshishian

Joseph Kowalewski

Paul Larimore

Maryanne Larsen

Kirk Lauby

Theresa Lichenstein

Daniel S. Liebowitz

Scott Loewe

Joan Marttila

Robert McDade

Gregory McDonald

R. Sean McEvoy

Preston McGowan

Andrew McMillan

Vincent D. McNamara

David M. Melancon

Joseph P. Menello

David Mercer

James H. Milstone

Matthew Moffett

Neal Moore

Matt Morrison

William Nebeker

James Nieset

Marie Nolan

Rick D. Norris

Charles O’Connor

Mark O’Donnell

Sahar Pugh

David Rangel

Hedy Linette Ranieri

Bruce Raymond

Greg Resnick

John Richardson

Sal Richardson

Kyle Richmond

David L. Rosenthal

Jeffrey Ruple

Robert Ruryk

David Salley

Susan Scharf

Susan Schwartz

Eric Severson

Layton Severson

Diane Skinner

Edward Slaughter

James M. Smith

Kevin Smith

Jessica Smythe

Scott Stevens

Adrienne M. Stover

Jesse Sullivan

David Tetzlaff

Maria Thorpe

Steven Tipton

Natalie Troilo

Patricia Trombetta

Dana Ulise

Peter Uzzi

Stephanie Vari

Stacey Vernallis

William Walton

Richard Waltz

Robert Wonnell

Lee Wright

Irene Yesowitch

Michael L. Young

The LMI is the first certification program specifically designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the business of litigation management. The program consists of nine courses taught by executives with extensive industry experience. The next LMI will be held in the fall of 2013 with registration opening in the spring.

About the CLM 
The Claims and Litigation Management Alliance (CLM) promotes and furthers the highest standards of claims and litigation management and brings together the thought leaders in both industries. CLM’s Members and Fellows include risk and litigation managers, insurance and claims professionals, corporate counsel, outside counsel and third party vendors. The CLM sponsors educational programs, provides resources and fosters communication among all in the industry. To learn more about the CLM, please visit www.theclm.org.

Training the Litigators of Tomorrow

Matthew Moffett recently guided students through a two-and-a-half day training experience. Read more about it in this Georgia Defense Lawyer article: Trial Academy: Training Tomorrow’s Leading Litigators

Daily Report: Judge throws out Bully case

The Daily Report featured Matt Moffett in this article, Judge throws out Bully case (Click to read the PDF article).

Judge throws out Bully case

Assigning Fault Heard on Appeal

Role of Bullying in Teen Suicide Disputed

Daily Report: Role of Bullying in Teen Suicide Disputed

The Daily Report features Matt Moffett in this article, Role of bullying in teen suicide disputed Continue Reading…

Matt Moffett Speaks at Litigation Counsel of America

Matthew G. Moffett, of Gray, Rust, St. Amand, Moffett & Brieske, LLP, in Atlanta, Georgia, recently spoke at the Litigation Counsel of America’s Renaissance Symposium IV. The event was held on December 2, 2011, at the Harvard Club in New York, New York.

Mr. Moffett gave his presentation to Fellows of the LCA, a trial lawyer honorary society which represents less than one-half of one percent of American lawyers. Matthew G. Moffett is a Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America.

The Renaissance Symposium IV was one of the Litigation Counsel of America’s exclusive advanced trial series held in a unique setting in which 18 Fellows speak on any trial subject they wish during a nine-hour event. The mission of the Renaissance series is to educate Fellows and participating lawyers and/or firms in the art of advocacy, to create a source for the perpetuation of superior trial presentation, and to facilitate the LCA by providing a speakers bureau dedicated to the highest level of trial instruction for the continuation and enhancement of skills of Fellows in the society.

Fellowship in the Litigation Counsel of America is highly selective and by invitation only. Fellows are carefully selected based upon evaluations of excellence, effectiveness and accomplishment in litigation, and superior ethical reputation. The LCA seeks a high level of diversity in its composition and includes Women’s and Diversity Initiatives. Established as a trial and appellate lawyer honorary society reflecting the American bar in the twenty-first century, the LCA represents the best in law among its membership.

For more information regarding the Litigation Counsel of America or the Renaissance series, please contact Jessica Sullivan at (212) 724-4128 or Jessica.Sullivan@litcounsel.org.

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