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Labor and Employment Law

2024 New Employment Practitioner Conference

Earn 9 Hours MCLE; 0.75 Hours Legal Ethics Ethics and .75 Hours Elimination of Bias Credit Hours of MCLE

California Lawyers Association | Labor and Employment Law

Free Webinar: Confronting Bias & Hate in the Workplace: Addressing Antisemitism, Islamophobia & Backlash Discrimination

This panel will begin by providing definitions of Islamophobia and antisemitism and then discuss their roots, tropes, manifestations, and impact on Muslim and Jewish Americans today. The panel will end with calls to action that present what we can do working together as Americans to counter these and other forms of bigotry in this country. The speakers will leave ample time for Q&A. 

Conference | Labor and Employment Law

2024 Public Sector Conference

This full-day, in-person conference is designed for attendees interested in the latest developments in California public sector labor and employment law.

Labor and Employment Law

Webinar: The State of Non-Compete, Non-Solicitation, Non-Disparagement, and Other Restrictive Covenant Agreements in California

Against the backdrop of the Federal Trade Commission’s recent announcement of a rule banning non-compete provisions, this panel of expert employment law practitioners will discuss various restrictive covenant agreements as used in California, including non-compete, non-solicitation, and non-disparagement agreements.

Labor and Employment Law

Webinar: Effective Workplace Investigations: A Collaborative Approach

Workplace investigations are essential for maintaining a respectful and compliant work environment.  Whether triggered by an employee or third party, your role in investigations is critical to ensuring legal standards are met.  

Labor and Employment Law

Webinar Series: Litigating Employment Cases from Pleadings to Summary Judgment: How to do What You Do Even Better, Session 1: Pleadings

The pleadings frame an employment case. In some cases, they can even be outcome determinative. When there is a choice of forum, what should each side consider in deciding on state court, federal court or arbitration? Which causes of action do employee lawyers often forget? Should the complaint be general or detailed? What factors should employer lawyers consider in deciding whether to file a demurrer, a FRCP 12(b)(6) motion, or a motion to strike? What should employers include, and not include, in the answer? Are cross complaints ever a good idea? These topics and more will be explored in depth. 

We are committed to accessibility! Virtual events are equipped with closed captioning. To request an in-person accommodation, send us a note at accessibility@calawyers.org or contact us at 916-516-1760 for assistance.

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