About the MDTC

Michigan Defense Trial Counsel (MDTC) was established in 1979 to enhance and promote the Defense Bar.

MDTC exists to facilitate greater exchange of views and advance the interests of civil defense

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About MDTC

MDTC is an association of the leading lawyers in the State of Michigan dedicated to representing individuals and corporations in civil litigation. As the State's premier organization of civil litigators, the impact of MDTC Members is felt through its Amicus Briefs, often filed by express invitation of the Supreme Court, through its far reaching and well respected Quarterly publication and through its timely and well received seminars. Membership in MDTC also provides exceptional opportunities for networking with fellow lawyers, but also with potential clients and members of the judiciary.

2010 Annual Meeting - Courtroom Performance

Courtroom Performance - Are You Really As Good As You Think You Are?

May 14-15, 2010

Doubletree Hotel, Bay City, Michigan (view map)

Download the event brochure here

CPI Consultants - visit CPI website 

(Friday 1:00 - 4:00 PM, Saturday 8:00 - 10:00 AM)

  • Lisa DeCaro
  • Leonard Matheo

14th Annual MDTC Open Golf Tournament

Mystic Creek Golf Club and Banquet Center (view map)

Friday, September 10, 2010

Bring a Client, a Judge, or a Guest!

Download event flier here. 

Four Awesome Hole-In-One Prizes (see flier for more details)

New MDTC Databank Now Online! Orders and Briefs on Ex-Parte Physician Meetings Under HIPPA Available

Richard JoppichThanks to many of our members who have been sharing their excellent briefs and qualified protective orders from around the state pertaining to defense counsel's right to meet with healthcare providers ex-parte in personal injury matters under HIPAA, MDTC is proud to announce that its databank containing these orders and briefs is now available on-line at the MDTC’s website.  The materials in the databank will certainly assist our members in developing the very finest defenses and arguments available to preserve defense counsel's rights, under longstanding Michigan jurisprudence, to continue meeting with treating physicians in the investigation and preparation of our cases on behalf of our clients.  
 


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