12th Annual Young Tax Lawyers Conference
This program will start at 1:00 PM on Thursday June 4, 2026. Earn 3.0 Hours of MCLE which includes Legal Specialization in Taxation Law.
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06/18/2026 - Advanced Bankruptcy Appellate Practice: District Court, BAP and Beyond
This program covers Appeals in the Bankruptcy context.
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06/26/2026 - The Growing Concern of Substance Use and Abuse, Including THC, Amongst Lawyers
In this compelling presentation, participants will learn prevention and detection competencies pertaining to drugs of abuse. Moreover, attendees will learn about the harmful effects of substance use and abuse, with special emphasis on THC use, in the legal profession. Mr. Dorst will explain why attorneys are vulnerable and how the structure and demands of the legal profession put each of us at special risk.
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06/16/2026 - The Art of Persuasion: A Conversation with James J. Brosnahan
In this rare one-on-one conversation with master trial lawyer and persuasion expert James J. Brosnahan, you will learn practical techniques and approaches to improve your persuasion skills and achieve better results for your clients.
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06/16/2026 - Foundation to Frontier: Understanding Cyber Compliance from US Fundamentals to International Frameworks
From key US regulations and enforcement trends, gain a working foundation in cybersecurity compliance before venturing into the international frameworks and cross-border rules where cyber risk and legal exposure recognize no boundaries.
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08/04/2026 - Confronting the Imposter Syndrome
Participants will gain insight into the psychological roots of imposter syndrome, recognize its impact on professional performance and well-being, and learn practical strategies to build confidence, assert competence, and navigate their careers with greater authenticity.
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06/09/2026 - Elder Abuse in Nursing Homes and Assisted Living Facilities in California – What Your Clients Need to Know
This program covers drafting arbitration agreements in POAs and healthcare directives, advising clients on nursing home and assisted living issues, accessing and reporting facility information, and identifying when conduct may support an elder abuse claim.
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07/29/2026 - California’s New Virtual Representation Statute
The presenters will review the new statute in detail, discuss its practical applicability and its possible pitfalls, and explore how to logistically use the new statute, including incorrect usage and the resulting consequences.
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07/14/2026 - Beyond Zealous Advocacy: Maintaining Civility in the Practice of Law in California
Through real-world case studies — including court decisions on sanctions, fee reductions, and deposition misconduct — attendees will learn the professional and financial consequences of uncivil conduct in litigation.
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06/11/2026 - California Cannabis Industry: An Overview of Regulatory and Tax Compliance
The speakers will present an overview of general statutory and regulatory requirements and compliance for California licensed cannabis operators, taxation compliance for California cannabis operators, and common compliance and taxation issues for attorneys and their cannabis operator.
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06/25/2026 - Arbitration
The gap between an arbitration agreement that holds up in court and one that gets tossed often comes down to two things: drafting and strategy.
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06/17/2026 - What Your Privacy Program is Missing: The Importance of Employee Training
In this session you’ll learn about the legal requirements for conducting good privacy training and some tried and true techniques for setting training programs up for success.
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08/19/2026 - CEQA: Nuts and Bolts of Assessing Environmental Documents for Sufficiency
This webinar will discuss the various types of environmental documents utilized in the CEQA review process, highlight the different requirements for and recommend best practices for assessing the sufficiency and bolstering the defensibility of each type of environmental document.
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07/23/2026 - The Complete Special Needs Plan: What Families Need but Rarely Receive
This session equips estate planning attorneys to see what is missing from the standard engagement and to deliver the comprehensive planning families with a loved one who has a disability actually need.
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08/11/2026 - Trends in Multifamily & Urban Real Estate: Asset Performance, Development Cycles & Capital Markets
This program will provide an update on the state of the California multi-family residential real estate market, with a focus on asset performance, development cycles, and capital markets.
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07/02/2026 - Neighbor View Disputes: History, View Ordinances, and Related Cases
This session provides a clear and practical understanding of how view rights are established, regulated, and litigated in California and across the United States.
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07/15/2026 - The Impact of Legal Work on Well-Being: Strategies for Sustainable Practice
By addressing the emotional toll of legal work—including high-stakes decision-making, client trauma, and ethical pressures—this session reframes mental health as a professional issue, not just a personal concern and participants will explore practical strategies for building resilience, setting boundaries, and fostering supportive work environments.
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06/24/2026 - Legal Aspects for Property Acquisition in British Columbia, Canada
This webinar will cover the legal framework for real estate purchases by non-Canadians in British Columbia.
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06/24/2026 - Navigating Proceedings Before the CPUC 2.0
This webinar will discuss the nuances of the CPUC’s approval of a utility’s revenue requirement via General Rate and Cost of Capital proceedings – proceedings that could result in significant sums of money being charged to ratepayers.
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06/23/2026 - Developing and Defending Consumer Surveys in 2026 Federal Courts, the TTAB, and the Emerging Role of AI
In this program, trial lawyer and consumer survey expert J. Michael Keyes explores how survey evidence is being used and evaluated today—starting with trends in Ninth Circuit and California federal courts, and then highlighting key TTAB and federal court decisions nationwide.
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08/19/2026 - Hot 10 Tips for Defending and Taking Person Most Qualified Depositions
This webinar will cover hot 10 tips for defending and taking Person Most Qualified Depositions will help you obtain key testimony and admissions while effectively preparing and protecting corporate witnesses during depositions.
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06/25/2026 - The Estate Audit: What You Hope is Done Before Mom Dies
Learn how to conduct a comprehensive estate audit by identifying common planning gaps, organizing key documents and assets, understanding barriers to planning, and using professional guidance to reduce cost, time, and stress.
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06/17/2026 - Nuts and Bolts of International Disputes
This webinar covers international litigation essentials: cultural/language issues, key treaties, foreign legal systems, service, jurisdiction, forum non conveniens, and enforcement of judgments and awards.
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08/21/2026 - Meta on Trial: Section 230, Platform Liability, and the Future of Social Media Harm
Joe McNally, current Director of Emerging Litigation at McNicholas and McNicholas and former Acting United States Attorney, will examine key cases---such as K.G.M. v. Meta et al. in Los Angeles Superior Court and People of the State of California, et al. v. Meta Platforms, Inc. pending in the Northern District of California---and the broader legal and policy issues they raise, including examining Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996, platform risk mitigation, causation in mental health and addiction cases, and the potential for criminal liability arising from investigations of platform conduct.
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