04.15.26
12:00-1:00 pm
Making Judgments Collectable
Getting a judgment you can’t collect can be devastating to your practice. This presentation offers practical ways to improve your chances of getting a judgment you can actually recover.
Topics will include:
Finding the right corporations and people to name. How to dig for the information that will lead to all of the defendants Finding out if a lawsuit is not worth pursuing Getting the information you will need to collect after you get the judgment. Labor code Sec. 558.1
o Greg Groeneveld has been practicing law since 1993. He specializes in judgment enforcement and employment law with a particular focus on enforcing employment judgments, especially when piercing the corporate veil or other tactics to create enforceable judgments are required. He has experience in working on pre-judgment and post-judgment employment class action matters. Greg Groeneveld is a member of the California Employment Lawyers Association, a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA),and a member and past president of the California Association of Judgment Professionals (CAJP). Greg Groeneveld has presented continuing legal education on the topic of structuring judgments so that they are enforceable and on enforcing judgments to the CAJP, to CELA, CABAL, to the Marin County Bar Association, to the Attorney Action Club, and to the Labor and Employment Law section of the American Bar Association. Greg Groeneveld graduated from the Columbia University School of Law in 1992 and was a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar in 1990
MCLE fees are non-refundable unless a cancellation request is made
at least three days before the event.
MCLE credits: The Santa Cruz County Bar Association has certified that this activity has been approved by the State Bar of California for one hour of MCLE credit.
