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Hoffman to Co-Present on Navigating Depositions at NCADA Fall Seminar

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The North Carolina Association of Defense Attorneys (NCADA) will hold its 2025 Fall Seminar on Friday, October 10th in Winston-Salem at the Benton Convention Center. The event provides continuing legal education designed explicitly for civil defense trial attorneys, paralegals, in-house counsel, claims managers, risk managers, and public sector attorneys.

Young Moore attorney Dana H. Hoffman will co-present a session titled Navigating Depositions: Tactics for the Defense Bar. During this comprehensive discussion on defending corporate health care providers—with an emphasis on refining strategies for 30(b)(6) depositions—presenters will explore best practices for negotiating the scope of deposition topics, selecting the ideal corporate witness, and ensuring thorough preparation for testimony.

Dana is a Shareholder at Young Moore with over 30 years of experience as a trial attorney, focusing on complex defense litigation for clients in the transportation, long-term care, and electric utility industries. Since joining the firm in 1990, she has tried more than 50 cases and frequently appears in court at both the trial and appellate levels. Known for her hands-on approach, Dana conducts accident scene investigations, collaborates with experts, and provides strategic legal and risk management counsel throughout the litigation process. She is an elected member of the American Board of Trial Advocates and a former President of the Trucking Industry Defense Association. Dana has been named to the North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Power List in Personal Injury for three consecutive years and she is recognized in The Best Lawyers in America©, North Carolina Super Lawyers, and Business North Carolina’s Legal Elite™.

About the North Carolina Association of Defense Attorneys

The North Carolina Association of Defense Attorneys (NCADA) is a professional organization of over 800 attorneys and paralegals who devote a majority of their time representing the interests of business and individuals in civil litigation. For more information, please visit https://www.ncada.org/.

About Young Moore and Henderson, P.A.

Young Moore and Henderson, P.A. is a civil law firm in Raleigh, North Carolina representing clients in a variety of litigation and transactional matters. Firm attorneys have extensive experience in the following areas: Administrative Law; Appellate Practice; Business Law & Litigation; Condemnation; Construction Law; Education Law; Employment Law & Litigation; Estate Planning & Estate Litigation; Health Care; Insurance Law; Licensing Boards and Commissions; Medical Malpractice Defense; Nursing Home/Long Term Care Litigation; Product Liability; Professional Liability; Real Estate; Retail and Premises Liability; State & Local Tax; Tax-Exempt Organizations and Charitable Entities; Trucking and Transportation; and Workers’ Compensation.

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