Address Expert Testimony With Confidence
Second Chair™ equips defense attorneys with the collective knowledge they need to challenge expert testimony with confidence. Through a continually growing library of uploaded transcripts and synchronized video depositions, the platform brings together materials that were once scattered across firms, carriers and regions. Attorneys can search past statements from expert witnesses, study how those witnesses have testified in similar situations and uncover patterns that strengthen their strategy in the courtroom.
What was once siloed information becomes shared insight, giving the defense bar a collaborative tool that supports better preparation, clearer arguments and more consistent outcomes.
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REVIVING FAIRNESS is a forum for sharing thoughts and strategies for those defending alleged medical negligence cases. This resource, fostered through collaboration, aims to spark innovative thinking and equip defense attorneys and healthcare providers with practical tools to navigate the challenges of modern litigation. The rise of excessive, disproportionate demands and attempts at inflated damage claims must be met with a firm, equitable, and reasonable defense. Our goal is to empower legal teams to approach such cases with confidence, fairness, and strategic precision while maintaining the integrity of the civil justice system.
Become a Member of ALC
Join ALC’s Affiliate Attorney Membership
Our Affiliate membership allows health systems, insurers, and TPAs to nominate defense counsel for inclusion in ALC’s network. It provides access to programming, client development opportunities, and professional recognition.
What was once siloed information becomes shared insight, giving the defense bar a collaborative tool that supports better preparation, clearer arguments and more consistent outcomes. Learn more.
Who can nominate an attorney?
Only current ALC members (health systems, insurers, and TPAs). Attorneys cannot self-nominate.
How does the nomination process work?
Members submit a nomination form.
ALC reviews eligibility and confirms approval (typically within 4–5 days).
If approved, the attorney receives an application form and a welcome email with membership details.
How much does it cost?
$400 per attorney, per year. The membership runs on a calendar-year cycle. Prorated dues may apply for mid-year approvals.
What are the benefits?
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Eligibility to attend ALC events & speaking eligibility
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Networking with national healthcare, insurance, and legal leaders
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Access to webinars and the ALC Resources for Risk portal
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Biweekly email updates and alerts