The Advanced Trial Advocacy Seminar provides trial skills training through an interactive format with judges and lawyers from around the state of Florida. The program provides the Continuing Legal Education (CLE) and Ethics credits required for the three year cycle.
“It is a privilege to be able to take part in an event that provides genuine hands-on learning experiences for fellow lawyers in Florida,” Kimbrough said. “I feel fortunate to not only have the opportunity to be a member of the distinguished faculty, but also assist in promoting trial advocacy before the courts.”
The Trial Lawyers Section of the Florida Bar was established in 1967 and has more than 7,000 members. Its goals are to assist the courts in improving the administration of justice, promote the art of advocacy and preserve and protect the jury system.
Kimbrough has been with the Orlando law firm of Wooten, Kimbrough & Normand. P.A. since 1978. His practice is primarily in the area of involves all types of personal injury actions as the firm has been representing injured clients throughout Florida in motor vehicle accidents, medical malpractice and insurance disputes for more than 45 years.
For more information, contact Annette Wong at (800) 235-7060, or go to the firm’s website at www.whkpa.com and fill out a contact form.
Wooten, Kimbrough & Normand, P.A.
Cheney Winslow
800.221.8424
winslow@attorneysonlineinc.com
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