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The Second Annual Women’s History Month Program will highlight living judicial legends. Read more

The speakers will discuss the top 5 most common employment mistakes small employers make – from the point of view of a Plaintiff’s employment attorney, a defense employment attorney and an investigator. Read more

1 Participatory MCLE Credits This program will explore the proposed “Billionaire’s Tax” initiative in California. Presenters will discuss how net worth is calculated, how the tax may impact clients, planning opportunities and potential constitutional challenges. Speakers: Jennifer Scharre, Ryan Szczepanik Register Non-Member Price$75 Member Price$55 Jennifer Scharre, Esq. is a partner at Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass. Her practices focuses on sophisticated wealth transfer strategies for high net worth clients, including founders, individuals at startups, and clients with large real… Read more

Free event! No MCLE credit offered. Environmental law represents a highly varied area of legal practice. In this month's Chairs’ Corner, ELS Chair Peter Ton invites 2016 ELS Chair Osha Meserve to provide an overview of water law practice for environmental attorneys in California. Osha will discuss topics including water rights, supply planning, and quality illustrated with examples from administrative water rights proceedings. Please join us for this discussion on March 18 at noon. Speaker: Osha Meserve Moderator: Peter Ton… Read more

The objective of this session is to establish clear and standardized technical definitions for anonymization, pseudonymization, and de-identification of data. The speakers will detail how these definitions translate across key regulatory frameworks and special data classes, and analyze how the differences in these regulations' core definitions necessitate distinct technical implementations in data environments. Read more

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. Read more

 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! Read more

“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. Read more

What’s Up With Us! is a monthly instruction and discussion led by attorney members of the Real Property Law Section of the California Lawyers Association via webinar format. Three or four recent California or Federal appellate cases potentially impacting statewide real estate law practice are summarized and analyzed by the hosts. Applicable legislation and practice tips are brought up as appropriate. Audience members have an opportunity to ask clarifying questions and provide insight to supplement the descriptions and opinions given by the hosts. A prominent member of the real estate legal community is interviewed for the purposes of exposing audience members to the many varied substantive fields of real estate law and differing practices ranging from litigation to dispute resolution to transactional law, and from corporate practice to government practice to private practice to the judiciary. Guests share their insights on many of the cases discussed. Audience members are also informed of upcoming educational and networking opportunities presented by the Real Property Law Section. Read more

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? Read more