Webinar

This program covers civil posttrial motions in state court, including the distinctions between them and how to avoid procedural traps; which posttrial orders are appealable and the standards of review; and notice of appeal considerations and timing. Read more

Please join us for a 60-minute panel discussion with Real Property Law attorneys. In the first section, each panelist will have an opportunity to talk about their career and experiences as a young attorney. Prior to the webinar, participants will be encouraged to submit questions to identify popular concerns and queries. Read more

Combating cyber incidents and protecting a client’s data and reputation has promptly become an organization’s top priority. Read more

Practitioners Ashod Mooradian and Erin Joyce will explain recent changes in the ethics rules on competence and fee sharing and COPRAC opinions which may impact solo and small firm practices. Read more

Do you wish you knew more about technology and online resources in order to make your daily life easier? Read more

During the past twelve months the FCC has been making a series of decisions, at an accelerating pace, that may alter forever the Heavens as humans have come to experience them since well before the dawn of recorded history. Read more

In this one hour program, the speakers will use examples from recent case law to explain the distinction between causation of injury which deals with AOE/COE and causation of disability which deals with rating of PD. Read more

In this one hour program, the speakers will use examples from recent case law to explain the distinction between medical evidence of apportionment versus vocational evidence of apportionment. Read more

Practicing law has its own unique challenges, but to practice workers’ compensation law, you need to know some medicine too! Read more

This panel, comprised of an esteemed Bankruptcy Judge and two bankruptcy attorneys with extensive experience in such matters will discuss developments in the case law of particular interest to California practitioners, as well as some "best practices." Read more