Events
Webinar: Ten Things Every Family Lawyer Should Know about Litigating Child Sexual Abuse in Child Custody Cases
This webinar will provide insights into ways to assess and litigate allegations of child sexual abuse arising in the context of child custody matters.
Webinar: The k(NO)ws of Communicating with Customers and Prospects
Is the Marketing department’s lackadaisical attitude towards external communication keeping you up at night? This webinar will cover the do’s and don’ts of communicating with your business’ customers via email, texts, telephone calls (including call recording), social media, and push notifications. Ed Chansky of Greenber Traurig, LLP will address various compliance regimes, such as CAN-SPAM, TCPA, FTC guidelines, Do-not-call, social media platform rules, and state telemarketing registration laws.
Crocker Commercial Real Estate Symposium
Jonathan Club 545 S Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CAThe 2nd Annual Commercial Real Estate Symposium is scheduled for Thursday, September 26, 2019 in Los Angeles. More information about this conference will be provided closer to the date!
Webinar Replay: Legal Cyber Security – Best Standards and Practices for Law Firms
Equifax breach? Cambridge Analytics and Facebook data? Spectre/Meltdown CPU exploits? Self-driving cars killing people? Blockchain?! Technology, computers and phones are evolving. Cyber security protocols and best practices are evolving. Are…
Webinar: Workers’ Compensation Specialization Exam Essay Prep Series
This program offers 1 hour participatory MCLE credit, plus legal specialization in Workers’ Compensation Law. You must register in advance to participate. Are you taking the workers’ compensation specialization exam this…
Webinar Replay: How to Avoid Common Mistakes That Can Ruin Your Appeal
This program discusses 14 of the most common trial mistakes that can result in waiver, forfeiture, or other loss of arguments on appeal, such as failing to move to strike inadmissible evidence, forgetting to secure all relevant transcripts, and using an improper verdict form. The program provides background on each potential mistake and analysis of how best to avoid them in trial practice. This guidance on how to ensure the best chance at appeal is relevant to the practice of nearly any trial or appellate lawyer. The presenters are appellate practitioners with significant experience in appellate practice and the identification of trial waivers/forfeitures.
Webinar Replay: 2017 Environmental Law Conference at Yosemite: Respecting California Native Tribes as Sovereign Nations
This program offers 1.5 participatory MCLE credit; 1 Elimination of Bias. You must register in advance to participate. Certain environmental laws explicitly provide for government-to-government consultation between California’s Native Nations…
A Week in Legal London
May Fair Hotel London,Join us for our 31st year! A Week in Legal London is pleased to continue the tradition of blending exciting new opportunities for interaction with UK colleagues at exceptional legal and historic…
Why I Became a Competition Lawyer – And Am Delighted I Did
UC Hastings College of the Law 200 McAllister Street, San Francisco, CaPenelope A. Preovolos, the 2019 “Antitrust Lawyer of the Year” and a partner at Morrison & Foerster, will discuss why she became a competition lawyer – and stayed one. In this fireside chat, Penelope will be interviewed by antitrust litigator (and Hastings alum) Francis O. Scarpulla.
Webinar Replay: How Your Request for a Statement of Decision May Make or Break Your Appeal
Statements of decision play increasingly important role in litigation, and can make or break an appeal. Learn about the common mistakes frequently made both by trial courts and lawyers in the statement of decision process, and how that process impacts a subsequent appeal. The speakers will explain how to avoid common mistakes and how to handle the statement of decision process like a pro.
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