Webinar

Neil Wertlieb, Inaugural Co-Chair & Founding Member of the CLA’s Ethics Committee and General Counsel at Milbank LLP, leads this timely discussion of a challenging area:  How do the rules of professional conduct apply to a lawyer who acts as neutral and does not have a lawyer-client relationship? Read more

This program will provide practice tips for workers' compensation practitioners appearing before the WCAB. Read more

The risks real estate lawyers face from legal malpractice. This program will provide practical tips as well as reviewed recent cases to help you avoid getting sued. Read more

Join the CLA and Trellis for an engaging webinar as we cover how legal analytics enables you to analyze the behavior and history of your judge, competitive counsel, prospects and clients to gain crucial insights into litigation history and ruling tendencies. Read more

A Discussion Series Presented by the Environmental Law Section and New Lawyers Section, California Lawyers Association Read more

Even though an attorney may no longer be practicing law, they still get into trouble either simply by virtue of the fact that they are licensed, or possibly because they do cross a line and start offering legal advice in the context of a real estate transaction. Read more

Presentation will focus on current enforcement and compliance trends in the immigration law affecting agribusinesses including I-9 compliance, E-Verify, work visas, and best practices for employers. Read more

Is there anything more tortured than the simple definition of who is an employee in the State of California? Do you know how to figure it out? Read more

This Webinar will address the carveout process from start to finish.  Ombudsperson Barbara Shogren-Lies and Judge Silberman (Ret) will provide insight to the practitioner of how the ADR process works and provide tips to the practitioners on what to do and what not to do when appearing on an ADR case. Read more

The March 2023 issue of our Section’s California Labor & Employment Law Review will lead off with an MCLE article questioning the impartiality and independence of attorney workplace investigations by Andrew H. Friedman and Courtney Abrams. Read more