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Staying Out of the Doghouse. Addressing Employee Service Animal Accommodation Requests
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1.0 General Credit
Certification Credits: 1.0 Labor and Employment Law
Service and support animal accommodation requests are on the rise. This session will cover some of the issues surrounding these requests including navigating accommodation laws impacting service and support animal requests.
Expires 7/31/2022
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Pitfalls & Problems with Prenuptial Agreements Preparation – and How to Help Your Clients Prepare One Pleasantly
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eBay, Permanent Injunctions and Trade Secrets
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6 Credit Package – Criminal Track of 2020 Bench Bar Conference
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$50 OCBA Members, $80 Nonmembers
- Case Law Update in Criminal Court
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