California Lawyers Association
Webinar
A rundown of webinars offered by CLA and the CLA Sections
This webinar will go over tips for litigating attorney fee motions in business litigation, focusing on contractual attorneys’ fees and Civil Code section 1717.
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Discovery is often underused but can greatly advance and streamline family law cases. Join seasoned judicial officer Hon. Reva G. Goetz, Ret. to learn tips on how to use discovery in family law while avoiding common mistakes.
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The first of several courses, designed for newer attorneys or attorneys wanting to learn or get a refresher on effective litigation techniques in Superior Court.
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In this fast-paced webinar, Cynthia Hackler Flynn and Andrew H. Friedman will discuss/debate the rights of employees and employers regarding social media posts.
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As a foreign investor and a host State are engaged in an investment dispute there is opportunity to resolve the matter without going to litigation or international arbitration. Negotiations
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The TTAB is where the rubber hits the road in terms of trademark registrability.
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Starting from the basics, an overview of the fundamentals of privacy law and the principles that created the foundation for the current privacy legal landscape.
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According to the “Stop AAPI Hate” report, since March 2020, approximately 4000 anti-Asian hate incidents have been reported across the nation. Out of which, Californians account for 44% of such incidents. The act of violence in Atlanta is not one isolated incident but contributes to the continuing rise of violence and hate crime against the AAPI community across the nation.
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CLA Privacy Law Section invites you to hear from California Deputy Attorney General Lisa B. Kim about lessons learned from a year of CCPA enforcement and rulemaking.
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This webinar will cover three CCPA provisions: the right to opt-out, non-discrimination, and calculating the value of data, including scope, compliance, changes coming with the CPRA, and California AG investigations relating toaving these requirements.
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