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SUMMARY:Trial Masters: Where Have We Been and Where are We Going
DESCRIPTION:Description: \nJoin our panel of esteemed judges\, including Hon. Ramona See (Ret.) of ADR Services\, Inc.\, and practitioners as they share stories from the trenches\, what has changed in the legal profession\, what has stayed the same\, and where we go from here\, and how you can best position yourself for success in the courtroom\, the law firm\, and beyond. This panel is an entertaining and informative must-see for lawyers and clients alike. This program is presented as part of the American Bar Association Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section & Young Lawyers Division’s Section Conference. \nSpeakers:  \nMODERATOR:  \n\nJosephine M. Bahn\, Associate\, Cozen O’Connor\, Chair\, ABA Young Lawyers Division\, Washington\, D.C.\n\nPANELISTS:  \n\nHon. Mitchell S. Goldberg\, United States District Court\, Eastern District of Pennsylvania\, Philadelphia\, PA\nHon. Ramona G. See\, ADR Services\, Inc.\, Los Angeles\, CA\nHon. Melody Wilkinson\, 17th District Court\, Tarrant County\, Fort Worth\, TX\nHon. Shahabuddeen Ally\, Supervising Judge/Acting Justice of Supreme Court\, New York County\, Civil Court\nChristine Boyd\, Shareholder\, Lavin\, Cedrone\, Graver\, Boyd & DiSipio\, Philadelphia\, PA\nFredrick H.L. McClure\, Shareholder\, Trenam Law\, Tampa\, FL\nPeter Neeson\, Partner\, Rawle & Henderson\, Philadelphia\, PA\nJohn McMeekin\, Partner\, Rawle & Henderson\, Philadelphia\, PA\nJoseph J. Ortego\, Partner\, Nixon Peabody\, New York City\, NY\n\nDate: May 3\, 2023 – May 6\, 2023\nTime: All Day\nMCLE: 14.5 hours of credit available \nCost:\nABA Member: $595.00\nNon-Member: $695.00
URL:https://www.adrservices.com/cle/trial-masters-where-have-we-been-and-where-are-we-going/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230504
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SUMMARY:California Society for Healthcare Attorneys: Hearing Officer to Court of Appeal and Back Again & Orientation of Hearing Panel
DESCRIPTION:Description:\nEffective peer review is vital to the delivery of quality medical care in California hospitals\, and Judicial Review Committee hearings are a key component of the peer review process. Knowledgeable and capable hearing officers are essential for hearings to achieve the goals of fairness and efficiency. The CSHA Hearing Officer Committee serves California’s medical-legal community by advancing the training and quality of hearing officers in California. \nWe are pleased to announce a full-day training program presented by the Hearing Officer Committee\, which will take place in Indian Wells on May 4\, immediately before the CSHA Annual Meeting & Spring Seminar the next day. This program will cover important aspects of the hearing officer’s role and responsibilities\, including: \n\nHandling voir dire of the hearing officer and Judicial Review Committee candidates\nRuling on disputes over discovery and evidentiary and procedural issues\nAdvising the Judicial Review Committee\nDrafting the decision\nMaintaining a hearing officer’s record\nAnticipating appellate issues\n\nAttending this program satisfies the ongoing training requirement for inclusion on the CSHA Hearing Officer listings. \nWe are confident this array of topics\, being presented in lecture and role-play vignette format\, will be interesting and educational for everyone who serves as a hearing officer\, aspires to become a hearing officer\, or who appears before hearing officers as an advocate for a party to a JRC hearing. The faculty for the program\, which includes party-advocates and highly-experienced hearing officers\, brings a wealth of experience and perspectives to these important topics. \nPlease join us for this enriching\, interesting\, and educational program. We look forward to seeing you. \nProgram Hosts:\nGlenda Zarbock and Cary Miller \nCost:\nCHSA Members $300\nNon-members $580
URL:https://www.adrservices.com/cle/california-society-for-healthcare-attorneys-hearing-officer-to-court-of-appeal-and-back-again-orientation-of-hearing-panel/
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SUMMARY:Individual Trutees’ Duties In An Ever Changing Economy
DESCRIPTION:Description: \nMany individuals are serving as trustee for the first time\, for a family member or close friend. As attorneys\, how involved must you be in outlining their duties\, checking in on status\, and answering questions regarding trust administration? With recent changes in the economic landscape\, the trustee’s obligations in proactively managing assets cannot be ignored. Retired Judge Craig Karlan and Carmen Alberio have reviewed thousands of petitions for breach of fiduciary duty\, and have seen the downstream results of trust mismanagement. In this program\, learn how to set your individual trustee clients up for success\, and check in with them along the way. Judge Karlan and Ms. Alberio are now taking on the world of probate dispute resolution\, making use of their combined over 40 years of probate experience\, and will also discuss their unique co-mediation approach. For more information or registration questions\, please contact (310) 325-4200 or sbba2007@sbcglobal.net. \nSpeaker:\n \n\nHon. Craig D. Karlan (Ret.)\nCarmen Alberio\, Esq.\n\nCost:\n$20 SBBM Members │$40 Non-SBBM Members
URL:https://www.adrservices.com/cle/individual-trutees-duties-in-an-ever-changing-economy-2/
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SUMMARY:Once Upon a Time in Napa...
DESCRIPTION:Description:\nThis program will examine tactics for establishing that a payor qualifies as an extraordinarily high earner under Family Code section 4057(b)(3) and making the case for the children’s reasonable needs. The discussion will take a holistic approach to a high earner case with consideration for the pervasive affluence in our communities\, the psychological impacts of affluence and a lifestyle disparity in households\, and the economics of proving your client has an extraordinarily high income and quantifying children’s reasonable needs in light of the extraordinarily high earning parent’s standard of living. We will also look at how to separate the custodial parent’s needs from the children’s reasonable needs and whether there is an implicit limit on how much a custodial parent may benefit from increased child support. \nSpeaker:\n \n\nHon. Charlotte Walter Woolard (Ret.)\nAlexandra Mussallem\nKatie Sims\, Jacqueline Singer\, Ph.D
URL:https://www.adrservices.com/cle/once-upon-a-time-in-napa/
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SUMMARY:Negotiating the Relational Estate
DESCRIPTION:Description:\nThe ultimate goal of mediation (and other models) is the consensual resolution of a dispute.   The decision to settle for each party involved is a dynamic process and requires a convergence of various elements.  Real life disputes between humans\, and the way we think about resolving a conflict\, always involves emotions and relationships. \nWhile legal professionals are trained to focus on the legal and financial rights of the disputants\, disputes between family members or others with whom a disputant is (or has been) in a close relationship may place significant value on the relationship itself\, recognizing\, and sometimes desiring\, that the relationship may very well continue after the dispute is resolved.  This is inconsistent with our legal system\, which is not designed to focus on “feelings” and the intangible elements of a pre-existing inter-personal relationship between parties.  Rather\, in most cases\, we treat the other side as the “enemy” or “adversary\,” and we effectively presume there will be no need for a functioning relationship between the disputants when the fight is over. This program will explore how part of our duty to our clients is to recognize and advise our clients about the emotional and relational elements that can come into play in consensual dispute resolution\, particularly in family disputes. \nSpeaker:\nDavid Fink\, Esq. \nCost:\n$30 CCCBA Members │ $45 Non-Members
URL:https://www.adrservices.com/cle/negotiating-the-relational-estate/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230517T121500
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SUMMARY:Beyond the Dissomaster: Selected Advanced Child Support Issues
DESCRIPTION:Join two experienced retired judicial officers as they delve beyond the Dissomaster into advanced child support issues in family law disputes. The speakers will get into the real details as they discuss deviations from guideline child support\, child support add-ons\, imputed and unusual income items\, and proof of income. This program is targeted towards family law practitioners. This program is presented by the Alameda County Bar Association. Please contact membershipassistant@acbanet.org with any registration questions. \nSpeakers:\nComm. Glenn P. Oleon (Ret.)\nHon. Anita Santos (Ret.) \nCost:\nFREE to ACBA Members\n$45 for Non Members with Promo Code “ADRServices” for an exclusive discount (Regularly $75)
URL:https://www.adrservices.com/cle/beyond-the-dissomaster-selected-advanced-child-support-issues/
LOCATION:Virtual
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230519
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SUMMARY:Legal Ethics
DESCRIPTION:Description:\nJudge Lopez-Giss will be speaking with two other panelists on the topic of legal ethics. Further details to come soon! \nSpeaker:\nHon. Susan Lopez Giss (Ret.) \nLocation:\nAvenue of the Arts Hotel – Costa Mesa\n3350 Avenue of the Arts\nCosta Mesa\, CA 92626\n \nCost:\nCWL Member: $225.00\nNon-Member: $275.00
URL:https://www.adrservices.com/cle/legal-ethics/
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SUMMARY:How to Win Your Case with Your Opening Statement (Or Conversely\, How Not to Lose It!)
DESCRIPTION:Learn to effectively tell your clients’ story and formulate a cogent opening statement that will win over your jury before you call a single witness. \nIn Hollywood\, we are surrounded by some of the most compelling storytellers in the world. Their techniques for captivating an audience and persuading a listener translate perfectly to the courtroom but are applied far less often than expected. A case can be won with a compelling opening statement; it can also be made far more difficult to win with one that is disjoint and emotionless. \nIn this program\, learn from recently retired LA Superior Court Judge Craig Karlan how to present a successful opening statement. Judge Karlan is not only an experienced trial lawyer and trial judge – having tried countless jury trials as both a lawyer and a judge over the past 32 years – Judge Karlan is also a writer\, one who has optioned several pilots. Like a theater audience\, the jury needs to feel what your client has gone through to care about your case. \nSpeaker:\nHon. Craig D. Karlan (Ret.) \nDate:\nMay 19\, 2023 \nTime:\n12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. \nCost:\nBHBA Members $0\nNon-Members $45
URL:https://www.adrservices.com/cle/how-to-win-your-case-with-your-opening-statement-or-conversely-how-not-to-lose-it/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230525T100000
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SUMMARY:Truth Telling In Mediation - Is Honesty Still The Best Policy?
DESCRIPTION:Description:\nPoker players know that misleading an opponent is a useful tool\, but when it comes to negotiating\, what is the role for truth telling? There is a point when exaggeration becomes deceptive\, and a client’s best interests can be disserved by misleading behavior.  This program discusses the role Professional Responsibility Rules do or do not play in controlling mediation conduct and addresses the consequences of deceiving an opponent or the mediator.  \nSpeakers: \n\nStacie Feldman Hausner\, Esq.\nCharles Dick\, Esq.\n\nCost:\n$25
URL:https://www.adrservices.com/cle/truth-telling-in-mediation-is-honesty-still-the-best-policy/
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