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 On the Docket with DM is a weekly podcast that takes you inside the courtroom to hear about captivating cases and inside the creative legal minds of top lawyers. You'll enjoy a front row seat in the Denning Moores audio classroom to learn about cases, causes, and areas of law that matter most to you.

From a no-holds-barred interview with their client and world champion MMA fighter Mark Hunt to a candid conversation with Chuck LaBella, former US Attorney and federal prosecutor, about the volatile San Onofre nuclear waste case to winning a $3M verdict in an excessive force case, On the Docket with DM delivers compelling content each week!



Denning Moores, APC is a premier boutique law firm based in Del Mar, California that offers big firm experience with personalized service. DM’s attorneys, who have had decades of hands-on legal experience, handle bench and jury trials, mediation, arbitration, motion practice, contract drafting and negotiation, and post-trial work. They specialize in the areas of business litigation, construction law, personal injury, and family law. Integrity, trust, open dialogue, and long- term client relationships is what DM is all about!Copyright Cloudcast Economía
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  • From CEO to Construction Law: It’s not Just for Men!

    From CEO to Construction Law: It’s not Just for Men!
    May 19 2021
    On the docket in this episode we explore the construction industry and construction law and the women who are shattering the glass ceiling in this industry, paving the way for young girls to get scholarships to study and enter the field, and opening doors for women that were previously only available for men to walk thru. Co-host Christina Denning and special guest Melinda Dicharry team up on this episode to flex their girl power in construction.

    Tina Denning is the Managing Director of the premier firm Denning Moores, a firm she co-founded after maintaining a busy litigation practice at Higgs Fletcher & Mack. She specializes in construction law, business litigation and personal injury. She is recognized by peers in the construction litigation space as being one of the best and was selected to Rising Stars in 2015.

    Melinda Dicharry is an entrepreneur, CEO and President of Paradigm Mechanical Corporation. She served as President of the San Diego Chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC). Presently, she is the President of the Future Construction Leaders Foundation of San Diego, an organization that is dedicated to the advancement of programs focused on educating youth about career opportunities in the construction industry and encouraging them to pursue careers in this field.
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    28 m
  • Winning a $3 Million Verdict - The Case of John Upton

    Winning a $3 Million Verdict - The Case of John Upton
    May 12 2021
    On the Docket in this episode, Tina Denning takes you inside the courtroom on a case of an everyday neighborly dispute over the trimming of bushes gone awry in the affluent Encinitas, CA area that escalated and came to a chilling end with the murder of documentary filmmaker John Upton by Michael Vilkin. Vilkin, an inventor who emigrated from the former Soviet state of Georgia for the American dream, at age 63, was sentenced to 64 years in prison for Upton’s murder. Tina worked directly on the civil wrongful death and fraudulent transfer of property cases representing the victim’s children. Since the criminal prosecution has to be heard first, Tina talks about how quickly you have to move with the filing of the wrongful death lawsuit and the twists and turns a case such as this can quickly take from the fraudulent transfer of property to collecting on the verdict. The verdict resulted in a $3M award for the children, but the case highlights a flaw in the law that makes it very difficult for victims to collect after it is all said in done.

    Tina Denning is the Managing Director of the premier firm Denning Moores. She has over 20 years of experience practicing in the areas of construction law, business litigation and personal injury, and she litigates disputes from the claim stage through arbitration or trial and post-judgment collection efforts. https://www.denningmoores.com/christina-denning

    This episode is brought to you by Imagine Reporting. Imagine Reporting offers comprehensive litigation support tailored to the needs of your firm. To learn more, visit https://www.imaginereporting.com/.
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    29 m
  • Seeking Justice for Excessive Force & Sexual Assault Victims

    Seeking Justice for Excessive Force & Sexual Assault Victims
    Apr 21 2021
    On the docket in this episode, Tina Denning takes you inside the courtroom of two extraordinarily compelling cases. The first involves a chilling excessive force case against a man who did not commit the crime that led to a $3M verdict for the victim. The second is a case against a large hospital in Los Angeles, California by a gay refugee who was sexually assaulted while in the hospital’s care by an employee. The refugee had fled his native country after being persecuted for his sexual orientation and having to suffer severe sexual abuse by his own family as punishment for being gay. Having worked directly on both cases, Tina walks you thru the facts of both cases and what it took to win verdicts for both victims, who in a way were both underdogs.

    Tina Denning is the Managing Director of the premier firm Denning Moores. She has over 20 years of experience practicing in the areas of construction law, business litigation and personal injury, and she litigates disputes from the claim stage through arbitration or trial and post-judgment collection efforts. https://www.denningmoores.com/christina-denning

    This episode is brought to you by Imagine Reporting. Imagine Reporting offers comprehensive litigation support tailored to the needs of your firm. To learn more, visit https://www.imaginereporting.com/.
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    31 m
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