Tuesday, June 4, 2019

Supreme Court Review - Live in SF - June 27, 2019

Supreme Court Review

Sponsored by the American Constitution Society

Come join our distinguished panel of Supreme Court experts for a lively discussion of the significant cases of the current term.

Speakers:
  • The Honorable Goodwin Liu, Justice, Supreme Court of California
  • Brian Goldman, Supreme Court & Appellate Practice, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP
  • Rory Little, Professor of Law, UC Hastings College of the Law
  • Aimee Feinberg, Deputy Solicitor General, California Department of Justice
FREE!

Location:

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP
405 Howard Street
8th Floor Cafe
San Francisco, CA 94105

Total CLE = 1 unit General

 Thursday, June 27, 2019, 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. PT

For further information see:

http://getinvolved.acslaw.org/component/events/event/317

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Protecting Your Clients and Firm - Ethics - On Demand

How to Protect Your Clients and Firm

 Sponsored by Law Pay
LawPay is California pre-approved MCLE provider no. 17963
Join attorney Claude Ducloux for a discussion on how to protect your clients in the event of death, disability, or impairment. We'll explore:
  • The likelihood that lawyers have failed to plan for retirement or disability and how local and state bars have been handling this problem
  • How to clean up and communicate an unplanned attorney departure from practice
  • The planning every lawyer should be making, regardless of age and future intention

FREE!

 CLE Credit:  1 unit Ethics

On Demand - Expires May 23, 2020



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Communications with Different Generations - On Demand

Effective Communications: Resonating with Different Generations

 Sponsored by Law Pay
LawPay is California pre-approved MCLE provider no. 17963

 Effective communication is one of the most important skills for an attorney to master. But what is most effective with someone that age? In this 60-minute CLE webinar, attorney Claude Ducloux examines the duty that lawyers have to keep their clients informed, as well as the difficulties that can exist in bridging different communication styles that result from generational differences. Claude will analyze the traits and styles of each generation and its current population share, current uses of courtroom technology, issues that can arise when selecting juries and deposing witnesses, giving attendees insight on effective lawyer communication strategies.

 FREE!

Total Credits:  1.00 unit - 0.50  unit Ethics, 0.50 unit General

Online

On Demand - Expires July 25, 2020



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Handling Difficult Witnesses - On Demand - Expires 7/2019

Strategies for Handling Difficult Witnesses (Yours and Theirs)
Sponsored by Law Pay
LawPay is California pre-approved MCLE provider no. 17963

In both jury and nonjury trials, dealing with difficult witnesses is a crucial skill for attorneys. This session will explore the best tactics for handling your own witnesses, as well as opposing counsels'. We'll step back to examine how witnesses fit into your overall case strategy, and then outline best practices to master the art of witness prep and examination. We'll also explain how to tune in to important nonverbal signals in the courtroom, and we'll review some key ethical principles to guide your witnesses examination tactics.
FREE!

Total Credits:  1.00 unit - 0.50  unit Ethics, 0.50 unit General

Online

On Demand - Expires July 26, 2019



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Thursday, May 2, 2019

Inherent authority, GDPR and AI - May 8, 2019

Limitations on Inherent Authority, GDPR one year later and Artificial Intelligence in E-Discovery 
Sponsored by Exterro and Georgetown University Law Center (CA Provider no. 2110)
Register for this upcoming webcast and hear three 15-minute presentations on:

  • Limitations on Inherent Authority: Who Can Rein in the Judges. 
    • Presented by Hon. James Francis (Ret.), Distinguished Lecturer at City University of New York Law School
  • GDPR one year later – The Discovery Diaries. 
    • Presented by Natascha Gerlach, CIPP/E, Sr. Attorney at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP
  • Artificial Intelligence in E-Discovery and Beyond. 
    • Presented by Herbert Roitblat, Principal Data Scientist at Mimecast
 FREE!
Total Credits:  0.75 unit  General  (based on 3 15-minute lectures)

 Online

May 8, 2019, 10:00 a.m. PT

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Mitigate Health Care Fraud Risks - May 8, 2019

Health Care Fraud On The Rise: Mitigate Risks And Ensure Compliance
Sponsored by Bloomberg and Ankura 
Join Bloomberg for Health Care Fraud on the Rise: How to Mitigate Compliance & Litigation Risks as our speakers discuss strategies to mitigate the risk of litigation, avoid costly fines, and ensure they are in compliance with complex and constantly changing regulations. 

Government agencies continue to aggressively identify, prosecute, and penalize organizations that submit false claims to the federal health care programs. Health care fraud cases, such as allegations that hospitals and providers overbill Medicare for certain treatments or provide kickbacks to obtain referrals, make up the biggest chunk of federal enforcement under the False Claims Act. The DOJ recovered $2.5 billion as a result of health care enforcement actions in fiscal year 2018. 

Register for this complimentary CLE-eligible 60-minute webinar to:
  • Understand current government enforcement priorities
  • Learn the emerging issues affecting health care fraud risk management
  • Discover how leading health law practitioners are approaching these issues

FREE!
Total Credits:  1.00 unit

Online

Wednesday, May 8, 2019 - 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. PT

For further information see:

http://tinyurl.com/yxad3b93



or

https://learning.bloombergnext.com/catalog/product.xhtml?utm_campaign=LEGAL_SWEB_BLAW192228%20_Health%20Care%20Fraud%20on%20the%20Rise_EM%201_040319&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Eloqua&eid=12135&trackingcode=BLAW192228&elqTrackId=126f07645fe04c75bc51149b0fec6254&elq=504159ebbf094c1e8d35992b42cf57e1&elqaid=14528&elqat=1&elqCampaignId=10167

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Ephemeral Evidence in E-Discovery - May 8, 2019

Preserving Ephemeral Evidence in E-Discovery
Sponsored by OpenText + Caralyst
What do Google’s Gmail Confidential Mode, Snapchat, Confide, Wickr and Telegram have in common? They are all sources of disappearing data—that is, ephemeral or transient data, messages and other data that self-destruct within a particular time (ranging from minutes to days) after the message has been viewed. Because the content disappears, the use of these messages may elude regulatory retention requirements and other corporate retention programs—and undoubtedly present  a difficult challenge when that data needs to be preserved when a legal hold arises. 
Our speakers will address legal and practical considerations around disappearing data in a preservation context. Key topics will include:
  • How new guidance on legal holds from the Sedona Conference addresses the increasing business use of “transient or ephemeral data”
  • Guidance from recent cases involving ephemeral data, including Waymo v. Uber
  • Ethical obligations to preserve ephemeral data under the new Rules of Professional Conduct
  • Understanding ephemeral data preservation obligations in light of some court rulings around the discoverability of certain types of impermanent data (e.g., deleted, slack fragmented, temporary Internet files, etc.)
  • Data privacy considerations
Registrants will receive links to the new guidelines, The Sedona Conference Commentary on Legal Holds, Second Edition: The Trigger & The Process (Dec. 2018) and Catalyst’s Legal Hold Handbook. FREE!
Total Credits:  1.00 unit  General

Online

 May 8, 2019, 10:00 a.m. PT

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