Events
CCPA and CPRA: Notice
In this informative and interactive webinar, we will discuss the rules and regulations related to notices and disclosure requirements under the CCPA and CPRA.
Webinar: The Trusts and Estates Ethics Guide Webinar for Planners Is Here!
Trusts and Estates practitioners will introduce the viewers to the brand new Fourth Edition of its popular Guide to the California Rules of Professional Conduct for Estate Planning, Trust and Probate Counsel, go through rules and discuss scenarios.
Webinar Replay: Shelter In Place Institute: Copyright & AI – Perspectives from the U.S. Copyright Office
The United States is in the midst of a new artificial intelligence (AI) era, a period of rapid development and growth in machine learning enabled by advances in computing power and connectedness.
Webinar: Partnership Basics: Understanding Tax Basis
Partnerships are an important part of United States tax administration and a major tax planning vehicle.
Judaism, Law, and Social Change
This panel will explore the role that Jewish lawyers have played in social justice efforts from the Civil Rights Movement to the labor movement. Panelists will share their own personal stories tackling inequality and antisemitism, and discuss how Jewish faith and culture inspired their careers in public service.
Webinar: Proposition 19 Update
Impact of proposition 19 on parent child transfers and replacement of principal residence by seniors.
Webinar Replay: Shelter In Place Institute: Implicit Bias and Diversity in the In-House Counsel Setting
Implicit biases are universal and can encompass both favorable and unfavorable assessments and outcomes. These biases are unconscious attitudes, learned from an early age, that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in everything we do.
Respect Your Own Boundaries
As lawyers, our zealous advocacy often means we overstep our boundaries to help our clients. We want to deliver high quality representation to exceed the needs of our clients.
Proposition 19, the Assessor, and You
Bewildered by Prop.19, so are Assessors. Larry Stone, Silicon Valley’s Assessor, along with Assessment Professionals will discuss the status of implementation by Assessors and the Board of Equalization, including state of urgency legislation.
Spring Into Action, But Fall Back On The Basics, Part 5: PQME Litigation
Even before the applicant is seen by the PQME, a lot can be litigated about the PQME. This presentation addresses the most frequent issues that arise before the PQME evaluation, including how the WCAB addresses disputes about the medical specialty, timing of the PQME request, cancellation of the PQME evaluation, replacement panels and timeliness of the reports, and more.
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