California’s privacy landscape changed dramatically in 2020. CCPA went into effect, final CCPA regulations were issued after several rounds of changes, voters approved Proposition 24 (the California Privacy Rights Act) which overhauled the CCPA, and the Legislature passed meaningful amendments to the CCPA particularly in the area of health law. Read more
An introduction to court supervised and out of court options for small businesses in financial distress. The discussion will include the benefits of Chapter 11 and a highlight of the new small business provisions of the Bankruptcy Code, the Small Business Reorganization Act, which became effective on February 19, 2020 and is intended to streamline and make less expensive the bankruptcy option for small businesses. Read more
In this informative and interactive webinar, we will discuss the CCPA rules and regulations for responding to requests to know and requests to delete, general recommendations, and lessons learned in practice. Read more
In this informative and interactive webinar, we will discuss the CCPA rules and regulations for methods for submitting requests to know and requests to delete, general recommendations, and lessons learned in practice. Read more
California Consumer Privacy Act became effective as of January 1, 2020. Businesses are obliged to implement brand new processes to comply with regulatory requirements. Read more
Trusts and Estates practitioners will introduce the viewers to the brand new Fourth Edition of its popular Guide to the California Rules of Professional Conduct for Estate Planning, Trust and Probate Counsel, go through rules and discuss scenarios. Read more
Trusts and Estates litigators will introduce the viewers to the brand new Fourth Edition of its popular Guide to the California Rules of Professional Conduct for Estate Planning, Trust and Probate Counsel, go through rules and scenarios. Read more
This CLE will explain how to present video evidence at trial or hearing in both Civil and Criminal matters. Attendees will be guided through the process beginning to end so that they can avoid procedural pitfalls and get the video into evidence. Read more