Events
Events
49th IP Institute
Our event is one of the nation’s premier IP conferences, offering access to top industry leaders and sessions, in a relaxed coastal atmosphere. It will cover a wide range of cutting-edge and compelling topics of intellectual property law and feature our popular IP Vanguard Awards event.
Free Webinar: Recharge to Take Charge
This webinar covers ingenious concepts on recharging your battery. If you have been feeling fatigue, anxious or overwhelm, you will learn simple yet effective practices to reclaim your energy, stay focused and have the clarity to be your best.
Webinar: Anatomy of a Contract: Independent Contractor Agreements in Infrastructure Projects
Attendants will acquire solid general knowledge on the essential contract terms and guidelines for negotiations.Â
Free Webinar: Living Judicial Legends – Trailblazers by Definition
The Second Annual Women’s History Month Program will highlight living judicial legends.
Webinar: Point/Counterpoint: Applying and Overcoming the FC §3044 Presumption in Custody Cases Involving Domestic Abuse
Attendees will learn about the evolving body of appellate court cases discussing the Family Code §3044 presumption in custody cases involving domestic abuse. When and how should a court apply the presumption? What findings are required when a court decides that the presumption has been rebutted? What are best practices for attorneys when representing either the petitioner or the respondent?
Webinar: Competent, Ethical Representation & Professional Excellence: Mental Fitness for Legal Professionals
“Mental Fitness” for professional excellence and well-being. Learn science-based framework, strategies and tools to prevent burnout, reduce stress, perform at peak levels, and enhance well-being.
Webinar: Balancing Business Interests and Employee Rights: Compliant Social Media and Workplace Policies under the NLRA
This webinar addresses one of many challenging aspects of employment law: balancing employer interests in protecting their business while respecting employees' Section 7 rights under the National Labor Relations Act. Panelists will discuss the intersection of social media, off-duty conduct, and protected concerted activity and provide guidance on navigating the complex boundaries between legitimate workplace rules and unlawful restrictions on employee communications.
Webinar: Planning for the Unexpected with Limited Liability Companies: Death, Money Troubles, and Disagreements
This program will focus on operating agreement provisions and other guidance on dealing with unexpected issues that can arise after the formation of a limited liability company.
Webinar: Skelly Hearings: From Investigation to Due Process
Master constitutional requirements, investigation practices, just cause analysis, and package preparation. Learn common pitfalls and both employer/employee perspectives to build stronger discipline cases.
What’s New? With the New Lawyers Section and Ruth Ashley
 Join us for What’s New? With the New Lawyers Section, a free monthly discussion led by attorney members of the New Lawyers Section of the California Lawyers Association. NLS represents, supports, and connects all lawyers in California in their first 8 years of practice. This is a space to connect with the NLS community, ask questions, and collaborate on ideas to improve programming for new lawyers. Whether you’re new to CLA or are a seasoned new attorney, don’t miss out on this chance to meet together!
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.