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Young Moore to Sponsor 2022 Trucking Claims Boot Camp

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Young Moore is proud to sponsor the 2022 Trucking Claims Boot Camp. The seminar series will kick off on March 3rd in Atlanta, GA and wrap up on June 23rd in Chicago, IL. Other locations include: Orlando, Dallas, Omaha, Denver, Phoenix, and Mechanicsburg. Young Moore attorneys Shannon S. Frankel, David A. Senter, Jr., and Dana H. Hoffman will be speaking on the topic Virtual Focus Groups: How to Leverage Changing Technologies to the Benefit of the Defense. For more information on this event, please checkout the agenda and locations below or visit https://www.truckingbootcamp.com/.

  • Ghosts in the Machines: Electronic Claims Investigation and Data Preservation
  • Virtual Focus Groups: How to Leverage Changing Technologies to the Benefit of the Defense
  • Location, Location, Location:  How to Evaluate and Survive the Impact of Venue on Trucking Claims
  • Avoiding Broker Liability in Trucking Claims
  • Ethical Challenges and Suspect Practices That Can Influence a Verdict and Hurt Your Case
  • Pitfalls of CDL and Training Manuals

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