Meet the Orange County Magistrates
$40.00
1.0 General Credit
1.0 Marital & Family Law
This CLE will provide a comprehensive presentation on courtroom policies and procedures for General Magistrate Lisa Smith Bedwell, General Magistrate Linda Skipper, General Magistrate Linh Ison and General Magistrate Erin Duncan.
Expires 11/30/2021
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$180 OCBA Members, $225 Nonmembers
Access to all session recordings (9 substantive law tracks) from Bench Bar 2.0: Distance Learning Edition held live on October 2, 2020. Recordings include:
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Law Firm Security in a Working From Home World
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1.0 General Credit
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2019-2020 Legal and Legislative Update for Homeowner and Condominium Associations
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1.0 General Credit
Max Certification: 1.0 Business Litigation; 1.0 Real Estate 1.0 Civil Trial; 1.0 Condominium and Planned Development Law
Legislative changes and hot topic items considered during the 2019 Legislative Session which will directly and indirectly impact homeowner and condominium associations and boards.
CD also available for purchase in the OCBA Store under Materials.
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Cybersecurity for Lawyers: the Intersection of Competence and Ethics
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1.0 General Credit
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Protecting attorney-client privilege in the digital age takes on many shapes and sizes, but remains paramount nonetheless. At the same time, lawyers must understand current technology and how it may benefit the practice of law. These two responsibilities may unknowingly conflict with each other, leading to potentially devastating consequences for unwary attorneys and their clients.
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