Webinar

This program focuses on relief under the Family Code and Code of Civil Procedure for set-aside requests of Order After Hearing, Trial Judgments, and Stipulated Agreements. Read more

Seven months following the CJEU’s decision (C-311/18) to abolish Privacy Shield as a safe harbor for the transfer of personal data by EU data exporters to U.S. recipients, businesses on both sides of the Atlantic are still searching for reliable guidance as to how to fill this void. Read more

The webinar will discuss prohibited discrimination, harassment and retaliation under California Rule of Professional Conduct 8.4.1 both in terms of representing clients in litigation and other matters and in regard to the management and operations of a law firm. Read more

As Baby Boomers age, lawyers increasingly face situations where clients or other parties have questionable mental capacity. What are the governing capacity standards in estate planning and other civil law contexts? Read more

This webinar addresses State and Local Tax (SALT) practice generally. Read more

This webinar will discuss both California Advance Health Care Directives (AHCDs) and the California End-of-Life Option Act (EOLOA). It is intended both for non-estate planning attorneys who will want this information for themselves as well as for family members, friends, and clients, and also for estate-planning attorneys who are advising clients. Read more

There is a growing trend of employers adopting dog-friendly policies in the workplace. These companies argue that dogs in the workplace reduce stress and encourage positive social interaction among employees. Commercial landlords who previously prohibited dogs in the workplace have had to learn how to accommodate the tenant requirement of allowing dogs in the workplace. Read more

California Public Employment Relations Board (PERB) Members Ari Krantz and Erich Shiners discuss important points for labor and management attorneys to know from recent PERB decisions. Read more

Recently, the Supreme Court of the United States held that “an attorney’s ethical duty to advance the interests of his client is limited by an equally solemn duty to comply with the law and standards of professional conduct.” Read more

Victor Ramsauer will give an overview of key provisions of the Consolidated Appropriations Act which includes the Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits and Venues Act. Read more