Join us for a CLE presented by Robert K. Baldwin. Depositions are one of the most important tools in litigation, often shaping the course of a case well before trial. Yet improper objections can disrupt testimony, coach witnesses, and undermine the value of the record. This CLE will begin with why depositions matter and then explain the difference between proper and improper objections, giving attorneys a practical framework for recognizing when opposing counsel has crossed the line. The presenter will describe how to handle improper objections when they arise, drawing on his nearly four decades of practice. Attendees will leave better prepared to protect the record, keep depositions on track, and respond effectively to obstructive conduct. This CLE is well suited for litigators at any stage of their career, as well as those who take or defend depositions only occasionally and want to sharpen their skills.
Space for in-person attendance is limited. Virtual attendance is available. Once registered, access virtual attendance through the link that will appear prior to the event on our website under the specific event (only those registered will be admitted).
Date/Time: Nov. 19, 2026, 12:00-1:00 p.m.
Location: Public Safety Center, 901 N. Rouse
In-person attendees will enjoy lunch from Fink’s Delicatessen (vegetarian option available). Stay afterward to network with colleagues and chat with the presenter.
This is a paperless event: any handouts will be shared digitally.
Register now at gallatincountybarassociation.org/events