07/26/2025 - Medical Knowledge and Issues; Legal Specialization Boot Camp 2025
The panel will review some of the frequently encountered body systems and diseases in workers’ compensation. Next, the panelists will tackle medical treatment issues in workers’ compensation.
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07/26/2025 - Practice and Procedure (Part 1); Legal Specialization Boot Camp 2025
Now that you’re warmed up, this session will take you through the procedure of a workers’ compensation claim starting with the legal duties of the employer upon receipt of a claim. Panelist Lance Peatman, and Judge Finete will discuss jurisdiction and venue of workers’ compensation cases. They will cover the structure of a case from filing, to discovery, hearing, trial, and post-trial appeal. Then, they will review some ancillary issues with the workers’ compensation case, including liens, interpreter services, and insurance coverage issues. Finally, they will examine issues to consider when settling a workers’ compensation case, such as Medicare, Social Security, and third-party injury claims.
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07/27/2025 - Professional Responsibility; Legal Specialization Boot Camp 2025
Judge Spitzer, will cover a multitude of professional responsibility issues unique to workers’ compensation including sanctions, penalties, attorney fees, contempt proceedings, fee agreements, and prohibited conduct.
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07/27/2025 - Disability Evaluation; Legal Specialization Boot Camp 2025
This program will provide an overview of the American Medical Association (AMA) Guides 5th Edition and how they are used to rate injuries in the workers’ compensation system. The speaker will explain how to (and how not to) rate an injury.
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07/26/2025 - Practice and Procedure (Part 2); Legal Specialization Boot Camp 2025
Now that you’re warmed up, this session will take you through the procedure of a workers’ compensation claim starting with the legal duties of the employer upon receipt of a claim. Panelist Lance Peatman, and Judge Finete will discuss jurisdiction and venue of workers’ compensation cases.
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08/05/2025 - Dubai (Uae): Legal Introduction To Real Estate Conveyancing
This program will provide U.S. real estate purchasers with a comprehensive overview of Dubai’s legal framework, market differences from California, purchasing costs and taxes, and key procedures and roles involved in acquiring both off-plan and established properties, including residency and tax considerations.
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07/15/2025 - Ethical Landmines in Bankruptcy: Avoiding Conflicts of Interest
Tips on identifying subtle conflicts of interest that may arise in consumer bankruptcy cases and how to ethically obtain client waivers.
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07/30/2025 - Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Real Estate Broker Law
The purpose of this seminar is to educate real estate practitioners on the law impacting real estate brokers to assist in litigation and resolution of real estate disputes at mediation and/or trial.
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07/16/2025 - Self-Care Isn't Selfish
In this session participants will recognize that taking care of their own well-being is not a selfish act but is an indispensable part of their duty of competency. Additionally, participants will leave with practical tools to incorporate self-care into their daily lives.
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07/26/2025 - Claims Evaluations; Legal Specialization Boot Camp 2025
Forget the push-ups. Boot Camp starts your workout with a basic overview of the workers compensation system including an overview of injuries and benefits. Panelist Yvonne Lang, Adam Dombchik, and Judge Martha Henderson will then go in-depth covering defenses to the compensability of a claim, including Labor Code § 3600 defenses, injury AOE/COE, and statute of limitations issues.
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09/25/2025 - Something’s Gotta Give
Join the guy who calls himself “the CLE Performer” as he explores whether the practice of law is in the midst of a shifting technological-ethical paradigm. Stuart will explain how the current ethical standards regarding AI were created, he’ll explore the changes the rules have gone through over the years, and the impact of the challenges from the world of technology today.
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07/16/2025 - Personal Jurisdiction Over E-Commerce Businesses Post-Briskin v. Shopify
Discussion of the Ninth Circuit’s recent decision in Briskin v. Shopify, Inc. that significantly expands the scope of specific personal jurisdiction over e-commerce and online platforms. This ruling departs sharply from prior case law, holding that making online services accessible to consumers in a state may suffice to establish personal jurisdiction. This webinar will discuss the potential effects of the Shopify decision and the steps e-commerce and online platforms can take as a result.
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08/29/2025 - The Going and Coming Rule Bites Back – Zenith v. WCAB (Hernandez)
In this 1 hour webinar, practitioners will learn all about the “going and coming” rule, its many exceptions, the Zenith case, and will receive guidance on how to navigate discovery and litigation in these challenging cases.
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07/25/2025 - What Every Litigator Should Know About the Impact of Bankruptcy on Arbitration
Explore how courts balance the FAA’s pro-arbitration policy with the Bankruptcy Code’s goals of centralized administration and creditor fairness. Learn key legal standards, case law, and practical guidance on enforcing arbitration in bankruptcy.
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08/05/2025 - Understanding the AAA’s revised Consumer and Employment/Workplace Arbitration Rules
The AAA has revised its consumer and employment/workplace arbitration rules. Come learn about the changes and how these will affect arbitrations going forward.
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07/15/2025 - How Your Marketing Assistant Could be Violating the Ethics Rules
Whether it’s outside vendors or people in our offices, attorneys frequently use non lawyers to help us with our marketing and advertising. Well, there are ways that these assistant might end up costing us dearly — in the disciplinary world. Join the CLE Performer, Stuart Teicher as he reveals the ways lawyers can get into trouble when we use other people to help us grow our business.
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11/04/2025 - Time Out: The Story of the Peruvian Pisco
This program is intended to give the audience the Peruvian’s perspective on the worldwide legal battle for the registration of PISCO as a geographical indication.
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08/28/2025 - Best Practices for Structuring Opinions from Patent Counsel
Best Practices for Leveraging Opinion Letters to Reduce the Risks of Liability and Enhanced Damages Arising from a Patent Infringement Claim
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10/08/2025 - Wildfires! The Landscape of Liability and the Real-life Ramifications of These Tragic Events
This presentation will explore the critical factors driving the increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires, the litigation battles over their causes, how victims navigate the compensation process, and the far-reaching implications on insurance.
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10/21/2025 - What the Mississippi Delta Teaches About Bias in the Legal Profession
The area between the Mississippi and Yazoo Rivers is unlike any other place on earth. The history of the place is unique and so are the politics. In this one-of-a-kind program, Stuart Teicher, Esq. (the CLE Performer) traveled to the Delta and recorded a program.
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11/18/2025 - No More Eyes Wide Shut. Ethical Times Have Changed
In this intriguing program, Stuart Teicher, Esq. (the CLE Performer) tells a tale involving drug dealers, money launderers, the ABA’s recent Opinion 491, the EU’s 6th Anti-Money Laundering Directive, the new Rule 1.16, and international corruption. In the end you’ll learn about the newly created responsibility for lawyers to ask questions about our client’s bad deeds.
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08/06/2025 - Navigating CERCLA Liability Risks in Real Estate Transactions
Learn the key legal considerations, reporting duties, and risk management that arise when contamination is discovered during due diligence, from Buyer’s and Seller’s POV.
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