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Renee Stackhouse, Esq.
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leads where she focuses on plaintiff's personal injury and military defense trial work. She is board certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy in Civil Trial Law. She is the Immediate Past Chair of the California Lawyers Association's Solo & Small Firm Section and President-Elect of the San Diego County Bar Association.
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Servicemembers Can Now File Claims for Military Medical Malpractice
April 10, 2020
Renee Stackhouse, Esq.
Administrative Law, Personal Injury
If you do medical malpractice, you may have gotten calls from servicemembers who wanted to sue the government for mistakes in military medical care. Such claims, though, were barred by something known as the
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Key Developments in Personal Injury from 2020
Renee Stackhouse, Esq.
December 15, 2020
This program, focused on the significant developments from 2020, is designed for plaintiff and defense attorneys who practice personal injury law. This program is appropriate for all practice levels.
Personal Injury
Key Developments in Personal Injury from 2019
Renee Stackhouse, Esq.
January 1, 2020
This program, focused on the significant developments from 2019, is designed for plaintiff and defense attorneys who practice personal injury law. The following will be discussed:
Personal Injury
Introducing Social Media Evidence: Foundation and Authentication Issues
Renee Stackhouse, Esq.
December 10, 2018
People post almost everything about their lives on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and so on. Text messaging has drastically changed the way we communicate.
Evidence, Litigation Practice & Procedure
The Ethics of Social Media
Renee Stackhouse, Esq.
September 6, 2018
This program is cosponsored by California Women Lawyers. Social media is now a part of business as usual for most attorneys and could be a valuable tool for your practice as long as you engage ethically.
Law Practice Management, Legal Ethics
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