Seminars

Ty Hyderally moderates a panel discussion of experts on Mindfulness and the Ethical Practice of Law. According to statistics, attorneys become depressed at a rate three times that of other occupations, and they often deal with depression by turning to substance abuse and other harmful behaviors. Lawyers are often anxious, angry and difficult to deal with on a daily basis. These emotions frequently contribute to the increase in ethics violations and substance abuse-related problems including competency, suspensions and disbarment. Using mindfulness in the practice to handle these emotions will promote behavior in line with the ethics rules and provide a positive alternative to the negative results of depression and substance abuse by learning to resist impulsive reactions and the temptation to turn to harmful, counterproductive measures. Participants will learn to think clearer in times of deep stress, respond more skillfully to high pressure situations, promote resolution of legal issues rather than foster more conflict during the already adversarial legal process, and replace negative coping mechanisms with positive ones.
The Westin Hotel Marina,
Puerta Vallarta, Mexico.

Ty Hyderally has the distinct honor to be asked to be a Master at the National Employment Lawyer’s Association-New Jersey Trial Boot Camp Program. Ty was asked to be a Master along with Jon Green, Esq., Kevin Costello, Esq., Andrew Dwyer, Esq., and Richard Murray, Esq. Dean Rossner to moderate.
Rutgers University.
Newark, New Jersey.

Ty Hyderally presents on Mediating Employment Cases in Federal District Court & Maximizing Your Client’s Positions: A Bird’s Eye View From the Experts. New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education, New Brunswick, NJ. MODERATOR: Bonnie Blume Goldsamt, Esq., Hackensack, NJ SPEAKERS: The Honorable Mark Falk, U.S.M.J., U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, Newark Vicinage The Honorable Lois H. Goodman, U.S.M.J., U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, Trenton Vicinage Ty Hyderally, Esq., Hyderally & Associates, P.C., Montclair, NJ Vincent A. Cino, Esq., Jackson Lewis, LLP, Morristown, NJ

Ty Hyderally presents on Best Practices for Using Experts at Deposition and Trial: If an Expert Says It Cannot Be Done, Get Another Expert. The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans. Presented by Trial and Appellate Advocacy Subcommittee MODERATOR: Mark Grajski, Seyfarth Shaw LLP, Sacramento, CA SPEAKERS: Hon. Wiley Y. Daniel, U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado, Denver, CO Ty Hyderally, Hyderally & Associates PC, Montclair, NJ Diane I. Smason, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Chicago, IL Harley V. Stock, Ph.D., ABPP, Plantation, FL

Ty Hyderally presents on Best in Class Discovery Panel in employment litigation. Ty presented with Stephen E. Fox, Esq., Shareholder of the Posinelli Firm, Dallas, Texas.
Colorado Labor & Employment National CLE Conference.
Vail, Colorado. National CLE Conference - Best in Class Discovery View as PDF Download the PowerPoint

Ty Hyderally serves as a Moot Court Judge for the Twelfth Annual ABA Law Student Trial Advocacy Competition occurring at The Southern District of New York Federal Courthouse, New York, NY.

NJSBA 2015 Annual Conference, Borgata Resort Spa & Casino, Atlantic City, New Jersey Ty serves as a co-panelist with Moderator: N. Janine Dickey, Esq., APM, Accredited Professional Mediator; Co-Panelists: Stacey D. Adams, Esq., Littler; Ryan S. Carey, Esq., Apruzzese, McDermott, Mastro & Murphy, P.C.; Hon. Steven C. Mannion, U.S. Fed. District Ct., District of NJ: Deborah Reik, Esq., Mediator, EEOC, New York: and Wendy L. Wiebalk, Esq., NIP Group, NJ. Panel presents on Employment Practices Liability Insurance in Cases - How it Changes the Game.

Ty serves as a Moot Court Judge in New Jersey State Bar Association 32nd Vincent J. Apruzzese Highschool Mock Trial Competition, Morris County Courthouse and Administrative Records Building, Morristown, NJ.

Ty Hyderally serves as a co-panelist presenting and speaking on Iqbal, Shmiqbal: Have The "New" Pleading Standards Really Made a Difference in Employment Litigation? It's now been almost eight years since the Supreme Court first decided Bell Atlantic Corp. v. Twombly, and six years since Ashcroft v. Iqbal. It's fair to say that collectively these decisions ushered in a revolution in notice pleading. But to what end? Have the worst fears of plaintiffs' lawyers come true-Are courts using "Twiqbal" to toss out employment cases inappropriately? Or have those concerns proved overblown? What are the trends in circuit courts in applying Twiqbal? Will the Supreme Court's decision in Swierkiewicz v. Sorema (holding employment-discrimination plaintiffs need not plead a prima facie case to survive a motion to dismiss) survive much longer? Do the Twiqbal standards apply to affirmative defenses? What strategies can plaintiff and defense lawyers deploy to successfully navigate this post-Twiqbal world? The panel is comprised of experienced advocates, such as Mr. Ty Hyderally, Hyderally & Associates, P.C., Montclair, NJ; The Hon. Andy S. Peck, United States Magistrate Judge, Southern District of New York, Mr. Stephen E. Fox, Fish & Richardson PC, Dallas. TX; Mr. Daniel Vail, EEOC Appellate Division, Upper Marlboro, Maryland; and Ms. Julie Totten, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP, Sacramento, CA. Part of the American Bar Association, Section of Labor and Employment Law, Midwinter Meeting, Naples Grande Beach Resort, Naples, Florida.

Ty Hyderally presents on Preparation For Trial: Where the Case is Won? Outlines, Motions, Objections, Exhibits, Etc. Other members on the panel are The Honorable Michael J. Watanabe, United States Magistrate Judge, U.S. District Court for Colorado – Denver, CO and Henry Morris, Jr., Esq., Arent Fox Kintner Plotkin & Kahn – Washington, DC. Colorado Labor & Employment National CLE Conference. Vail, Colorado.

Ty Hyderally serves as a Moot Court Judge for the Eleventh Annual ABA Law Student Trial Advocacy Competition occurring at The Southern District of New York Federal Courthouse, New York, NY.

Ty Hyderally serves as a Supreme Court Moot Court Judge for the 38th Annual Charles W. Froessel Moot Court Competition at New York Law School.

Co-panelist presenting and speaking on Preserving the Trial Record for Appeal. The panel will provide a review of the most common pitfalls in preserving issues for appeal during trial, including voir dire, the timing of Rule 50 motions, offers of proof, jury charge conferences, and motions in limine. The panel is comprised of experienced advocates, such as Mr. Ty Hyderally, Hyderally & Associates, P.C., Montclair, NJ; Mr. Stephen E. Fox, Fish & Richardson PC, Dallas. TX; Mr. Daniel Vail, EEOC Appellate Division, Upper Marlboro, Maryland; and Mr. Mark P Grajski, Seyfarth Shaw LLP, Sacramento, CA. Part of the American Bar Association, Section of Labor and Employment Law, Midwinter Meeting, Los Cabos, Mexico.

Powerpoint Presentation to Morris County Bar Association Small Firm Networking Group on 2013 – 2014 United States Supreme Court cases pertaining to Employment Law. Livingston, NJ

Ty serves as a Moot Court Judge in New Jersey State Bar Association 32nd Vincent J. Apruzzese High School Mock Trial Competition, Morris County Courthouse and Administrative Records Building, Morristown, NJ.

Presentation by Ty Hyderally on “E-mail Retention Policies: Perspectives on retention and spoliation.” Colorado Bar Association/CLE Employment Law Track of the LEI National CLE & SKI Conference. Vail Resort and Spa, Vail, Colorado. Ty co-presents with Henry Morris, Jr. of Arent Fox Kintner Plotkin & Kahn, Washington, DC.

Ty Hyderally served as a Judge at the annual National ABA sponsored Trial Advocacy Program's Employment Law Moot Court Competition in New York City at Fordham Law School and presided over a competition.

Paper Presentation to Colorado Bar Association on Preparing Witnesses For Trial: How To Get Them To Be Their Best. The Westin Hotel, Snowmass/Aspen, Colorado. Click here to view presentation

ABA 6th Annual Section of Labor and Employment Law Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. Topic: Risky Business: Litigating Retaliation Claims. Ty Hyderally was selected to serve as a speaker along with the Honorable Mark W. Bennett, U.S.D.J., U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Iowa and David Long Daniels of Greenberg Traurig, LLP.

Ty Hyderally was given the honor of being asked to serve as the Master of Ceremonies for the 2012 Employment Law, NELA-NJ Annual Employment Law Conference co-sponsored with the New Jersey Institute of Continuing Legal Education.

Employee Rights and Responsibilities Section of ABA Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada Mr. Hyderally was included in the “Plaintiff’s Dream Team” to litigate a Mock Employment Law Case against the “Defendants Dream Team.” This two day presentation, titled Love Triangle In Sin City: A Modern Day Mock Trial, included the mock trial, jury deliberations, thoughts from the jury consultant, and thoughts from the presiding judge and trial attorneys. The presentation was presented as follows: Join seasoned litigators as they walk participants through a retaliation mock trial involving want-to-be famous protagonists in the context of a contemporary Las Vegas casino. This trial will explore the gray areas left unresolved by the courts in the areas of associational retaliation, cat's paw liability and what constitutes protected activity. Watch the attorneys square off as they deliver opening and closing arguments, conduct direct and cross examinations and grapple with social media evidence. Participants will have the opportunity to watch the jurors' reactions as the evidence comes in, and will then observe their real time deliberations. Mr. Hyderally served as Co-Chair of the Trial Advocacy Subcommittee

Powerpoint Presentation to Colorado Bar Association on 2010 - 2011 United States Supreme Court cases pertaining to Employment Law.

Paper Presentation to Colorado Bar Association on The Art of the Dance II: Where is the Leverage, Where are the Weak Spots?

Ty Hyderally served as a Judge at the Annual ABA Mock Employment Law trial competition at the United States Federal Courthouse, Southern District of New York.

Speaker at ABA 5th Annual Section of Labor and Employment Law Conference in Seattle, Washington.Topic:You Can Run, But You Can't Hide: Background Checks Meet Employee & Applicant Privacy.Description:The increased use of background checks to select workers has gotten the government's attention. A component of the EEOC's eRACE Initiative is forcing employers to examine their seemingly facially neutral criteria for selecting employees, or risk been charged with discriminatory hiring practices. How far can an employer go in searching an applicant's history before making the decision to offer or not offer employment? What limits are there on employers' use of applicants and employees' credit histories? Will the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 ("GINA") have an impact on employers' selection processes? Will nationwide investigations become more prevalent? Our panel will discuss best practices, with a view towards challenges being launched to protect the rights of the American worker from intrusion, along with employer obligations and employee rights and recent revisions to state laws regarding the use of credit checks in making employment decisions.

Ty Hyderally was given the honor of being asked to serve as the Master of Ceremonies for the 2011 Employment Law, NELA-NJ Annual Employment Law Conference co-sponsored with the New Jersey Institute of Continuing Legal Education.

Robert T. Szyba co-presents on the subject of “United States Supreme Court Employment Law Cases 2010-2011, Year in Review.” Presented by the Hofstra Labor & Employment Law Journal, Hofstra University School of Law, Hempstead, New York.

Robert T. Szyba co-presents on the subject of “The Implications of Wal-Mart v. Dukes,” discussing the 2011 U.S. Supreme Court decision. Presented by the Labor and Employment Relations Association, New York City Chapter. Harvard Club, New York, New York.

Employee Rights and Responsibilities Section of ABA Conference in Puerto Rico.Mr. Hyderally served as Co-Chair of the Trial Advocacy Subcommittee that coordinated the joint presentation with the Alternative to Dispute Resolution Subcommittee. The presentation covered the submission of expert testimony from an Investigations Expert and oral argument on a Daubert motion challenging the admissibility of the expert.

Ty Hyderally co-presents on subject of "What to Do, What Not to Do for Big Jury Awards." Colorado Bar Association/CLE Labor & Employment Law Track of the LEI National CLE & SKI Conference. Vail Resort and Spa, Vail, Colorado.

Ty Hyderally presents on subject of "United States Supreme Court Employment Law Cases, Year in Review." Colorado Bar Association/CLE Civil Law Track of the LEI National CLE & SKI Conference. Vail Resort and Spa, Vail, Colorado.

Ty Hyderally served as a Judge at the Annual ABA Mock Employment Law trial competition at the United States Federal Courthouse, Southern District of New York.

Ty Hyderally was given the honor of being asked to serve as the Master of Ceremonies for the 2010 Employment Law: Practice and the Art of Prevailing, NELA-NJ Annual Employment Law Conference at the Hilton, Woodbridge, New Jersey. View Conference Details

Ty Hyderally was asked to present on disability law and employment discrimination to the The Brain Injury Association of New Jersey Annual Conference. Sheraton Hotel, Eatontown, NJ

Co-panelist presenting and giving an Opening Statement Clinic – Part II.Utilizing the same fact pattern from Part I of this clinic, experienced advocates, such as Mr. Ty Hyderally, Hyderally & Associates, P.C., The Honorable Patrick J. Walsh, U.S. Magistrate Judge, U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, Los Angeles, CA, Lloyd B. Chinn, Proskauer Rose, LLP, New York, NY, and Delner Franklin Thomas, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Birmingham, AL, presented demonstrative opening statements along with selections from videotaped openings to illustrate different approaches to the effective delivery of opening statements.

Co-panelist presenting and giving an Opening Statement Clinic – Part I.Volunteers will be offered a unique opportunity to receive a personalized critique on the delivery of an opening statement. Statements will be delivered live and videotaped before a judge (The Honorable Patrick J. Walsh, U.S. Magistrate Judge, U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, Los Angeles, CA) and experienced attorneys (Mr. Ty Hyderally, Hyderally & Associates, P.C., The Honorable Patrick J. Walsh, U.S. Magistrate Judge, U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, Los Angeles, CA, Lloyd B. Chinn, Proskauer Rose, LLP, New York, NY, and Delner Franklin Thomas, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Birmingham, AL), who will provide individualized feedback on style and substance. American Bar Association, Section of Labor and Employment Law, Midwinter Meeting, Hotel del Coronado, Coronado, California

Ty Hyderally was selected to moderate a panel of experts, including the current and former Director of the NJ Division of Civil Rights and an EEOC Trial Attorney, on Bringing a Case at the EEOC & DCR: How to Get the Results You Want

Trial Presenter at National CLE Conference Law Education Institute, Inc. (Employment Litigation Section) at Vail, Colorado. Conduct Plaintiff's Direct Examination in Employment Matter.

Speaker at National CLE Conference Law Education Institute, Inc. (Civil Litigation Section) at Vail, Colorado. Present on US Supreme Court Employment Cases. Year in Review.

Keynote speaker on the topic of Navigating the World of Patient Concerns Pertaining to their Employer. Discussing Employment issues that physicians may come across with regard to their patients including HIPAA, ADA, FMLA and return to work forms. Conference sponsored by the Sri Lankan Medical Association for New York, The Hyatt Hotel, NYC.

Employee Rights and Responsibilities Section of ABA Conference in Key West, Fl.

Speaker at National CLE Conference Law Education Institute, Inc. (Labor Employment Section) at Vail, Colorado. Conduct Plaintiff’s Direct Examination in First Ever Live Mock Trial Conducted to Employment Practitioners from around the World.

Speaker at National CLE Conference Law Education Institute, Inc. (Labor Employment Section) at Vail, Colorado. Co-Present on The Art of Direct Examination in Employment Cases. Year in Review.

Speaker at National CLE Conference Law Education Institute, Inc. (Civil Litigation Section) at Vail, Colorado. Present on US Supreme Court Employment Cases. Year in Review.

Mr. Hyderally participated in an exceptional panel of attorneys and mediators to present on the topic of Effective Tools to Utilize in Mediating Employment Cases at the Annual National Employment Lawyer's NJ Conference - In Pursuit of Justice. Hilton Hotel, New Jersey.

Employment Rights and Responsibilities Committee Midwinter Meeting at St. Regis Hotel, Monarch Beach, Dana Point, California.Mr. Hyderally presents a trial presentation on mock employment trial utilizing a jury consultant.

Keynote speaker on the topic of Restrictive Covenant Agreements for Physicians and Hiring, Disciplining and Firing Physicians. Conference sponsored by the Sri Lankan Medical Association for New York, The Hyatt Hotel, NYC.

Speaker at National CLE Conference Law Education Institute, Inc. (Civil Litigation Section) at Vail, Colorado.

Employment Rights and Responsibilities Committee Midwinter Meeting at Royal Sonesta Hotel, New Orleans, Louisiana.Mr. Hyderally presents as part of a panel discussion on the topic of whistleblower laws, Sarbanes Oxley and the impact of these laws on free speech.

Speaker at National CLE Conference Law Education Institute, Inc. (Labor and Employment Section) at Aspen/Snowmass, Colorado.

Keynote speaker on the topic of Restrictive Covenant Agreements for Physicians and Dentists and Hiring, Disciplining and Firing Physicians. Conference sponsored by the Russian American Medical Association and Russian American Dental Association, The 4th Joint National RAMA and RADA Conference, Park Central Hotel, NYC.

Participant in Live Trial Advocacy Presentation to General Membership of the American Bar Association at the Annual Meeting in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Featured speaker to present at Basic Employee Rights and Responsibilities panel. ABA Annual Meeting-Section of Labor and Employment Law. Honolulu, Hawaii- Hyatt Regency Waikiki.

Speaker on Whistleblower retaliation at the 2006 ABA National Conference at the Westin Hotel in Philadelphia.

Presenter on topic of Motions in Limine during the trial phase of employment cases. Labor and Employment Seminar. American Board or Trial Advocates and Tulane Law school. Disney, Orlando, Fl.

Featured speaker on Cross-Examination of Witnesses during Trial of Employment Cases. Presentation at the Annual Association of Trial Lawyers Association (ATLA) Boardwalk Seminar at Caesar's Palace, Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Chairperson of NELA NJ Annual Employment Law Conference at the Hilton, Woodbridge, New Jersey.

March 2006 March 2006 paper presented to Annual American Bar Association Conference in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

March 2006 Featured speaker on panel, comprised of other experienced litigators and judges from around the country, presenting mock oral argument at the trial level and the appellate level. The subject of this presentation is titled E-Discovery and the New Wave of Sanctions Litigation: A Judicial Perspective and is presented by the Trial Advocacy Subcommittee on Workplace Privacy for the American Bar Association Conference in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

Featured speaker on Workplace Privacy for the American Bar Association Conference in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

Speaker at National CLE Conference Law Education Institute, Inc. (Labor and Employment Section) at Aspen/Snowmass, Colorado. : First 120 Days of Litigation from Three Perspectives: In-House, Defense and Plaintiff's Counsel.

Featured speaker at ATLA Conference on Getting Your Employment Case to the Courthouse. Present on topic of preparing plaintiff for deposition. Outline of presentation -- The Holy Grail of Deposition Preparation

Featured speaker at National Conference of the American Bar Association Labor and Employment Law Group in Chicago, Illinois on the topic of Workplace Privacy/Employment Torts.

Featured speaker at the American Bar Association Mid-Year Conference in Key Biscayne, Fl. Presented on the subject of the United States Supreme Court Employment Cases, The Year in Review. Multi-day seminar hosted by the Employee Rights and Responsibility Section of the Labor and Employment Law Group.

Featured speaker at the New Jersey Conference on Labor and Employment Law on the topic of dealing with the difficult adversary in the Employment context.

Presented at seminar on the Americans with Disabilities Act/Family Medical Leave Act. The Year in Review. Seminar hosted by the Employment Section of the American Trial Lawyer's Association.

Featured speaker on Protecting yourself in the work world at Professional Services Group for the NJ Department of Labor, New Brunswick

Featured speaker on Employment Law and Your Rights at Professional Services Group for the NJ Department of Labor, Dover.

Spoke at Council on Education in Management (Employment Defense Seminar organized by Collier Jacobs) to Corporate leaders/ HR executives. Seminar on Understanding of employee discrimination cases from the plaintiff's and defendants point of view. Present with Franco Mazzei.

Featured Speaker at ATLA Boardwalk Seminar on Harassment + Discrimination.

Speaker at ATLA Seminar to Employment Section on ADA/FMLA. Year in review.

Speaker at ATLA Seminar on Introduction and Overview of Employment Law-to Employment section on Workplace Torts.