Events
Webinar: Legal Tech Ethics
The most recent ABA Legal Technology Survey (2022) referred to the need for attorneys to be familiar with the “risks and benefits associated with technology.” Â
Webinar: Hot Topics in Employment Law for Public Employers
This webinar will review current employment law issues, focusing on how these issues impact public employers and employees. Topics include recent trends in discrimination, harassment, and retaliation matters and issues related to reasonable accommodations and the interactive process.Â
Webinar: Utilizing the Power of Annual Gift Tax Exclusions
The seminar will explore effective strategies to use the annual gift tax exclusion to transfer wealth, including direct gifts, gifts to trusts, and best practices when drafting “Crummey” Trusts.
Webinar: AI in Litigation: Opportunities and Threats On The Next Great Frontier
As with many other industries, artificial intelligence is reshaping the world of litigation at an incredible speed. Â It is impossible to maintain an active litigation practice today without touching upon some aspect of AI. Firms, companies, and others are developing or have developed AI tools that touch every aspect of the life cycle of a lawsuit, including without limitation:
Webinar: Effective Trial Techniques
Have you ever completed a trial with that feeling that something was missed or that you couldn’t get the information you wanted to the Judge?
Civic Engagement: Volunteer Training for K-12 Classroom Visits
Get ready to go Back to School as a volunteer! This quick training will prepare you to be a K-12 classroom visitor to deliver age-appropriate Civics curriculum.
Webinar Replay: Liability and Issues Arising From Real Estate Sales Transactions
This webinar will cover relevant case and statutory law that is impacting parties in real estate sales transactions.
ELS Book Club and Author Talk: Cynthia Barnett’s Rain: A Natural and Cultural History
Join the Environmental Law Section Summer 2023 Read-Along as we read Cynthia Barnett's Rain: A Natural and Cultural History.Â
Webinar: Let’s chat with CDTFA: A look into the appeals, settlement, and OIC processes
This program explores the CDTFA appeals, settlement, and Offer in Compromise (OIC) processes.
Free Webinar: Navigating Disability in the Practice of Law and the Administration of Justice: Tools For Eliminating Bias in the Legal Profession
Please join us for an in-depth discussion with two pioneers in the legal profession who have navigated disability and achieved greatness. The Honorable Judge Andi Mudryk of the Sacramento County Superior Court, who is the first openly transgender person in California history to be appointed by a governor to serve on the bench, has battled brittle bone disease to achieve a successful career as a lawyer and a judge. Judge Mudryk, who has spent decades fighting for fair treatment for the disabled, will share her story with us. Judge Mudryk will be joined by Thomas M. Berliner, a Partner at Duane Morris LLP, and one of the highest profile water rights lawyers in the United States. Mr. Berliner has overcome paralysis following an accident to co-found the San Francisco office of Duane Morris LLP and receive national recognition for his legal prowess. Introductory remarks will be made by Honorable Judge Suzanne R. Bolanos, who Chairs the SF Superior Court Elimination of Bias Committee. Judge Bolanos will be joined by Terrance J. Evans, a Partner at Duane Morris LLP, who serves on the San Francisco Superior Court Elimination of Bias Committee and is Co-Chair and Co-Founder of the CLA Racial Justice Committee, Vice Chair Elect of the CLA Board, and Director of Region IX of the National Bar Association. Mr. Evans will moderate the discussion.
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.