May 2
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(Course Materials) Securities Litigation: Updates on Developments Post-Morrison
| Members: $105.00 |
Non-Members: $135.00 |
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In Morrison v. National Australia Bank, the Supreme Court held that Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 only applies to "transactions in securities listed on domestic exchanges and domestic transactions in other securities." In announcing its ruling, the Supreme Court overturned the "conduct" and "effects" tests, which had been standing precedent for over 40 years, leaving many questions unanswered. Since Morrison, federal courts have been grappling with how to interpret this groundbreaking holding. This program will address how Morrison has and will continue to alter the landscape for securities litigation in federal courts. A panel of experienced practitioners and academics will discuss the practical effect, implications and trends arising out of the Morrison decision.
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May 2
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(CD/DVD) Securities Litigation: Updates on Developments Post-Morrison
| Members: $265.00 |
Non-Members: $335.00 |
This program provides 2.0 credits in professional practice for the New York & New Jersey MCLE requirements. California, Illinois & Pennsylvania credit differs as it is based on a 60-minute credit hour. The live program provided traditional credit to newly admitted attorneys; the recording does not provide traditional credit.
• Click here to register
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In Morrison v. National Australia Bank, the Supreme Court held that Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 only applies to "transactions in securities listed on domestic exchanges and domestic transactions in other securities." In announcing its ruling, the Supreme Court overturned the "conduct" and "effects" tests, which had been standing precedent for over 40 years, leaving many questions unanswered. Since Morrison, federal courts have been grappling with how to interpret this groundbreaking holding. This program will address how Morrison has and will continue to alter the landscape for securities litigation in federal courts. A panel of experienced practitioners and academics will discuss the practical effect, implications and trends arising out of the Morrison decision.
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• Email audiovisuals@nycbar.org for more details
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May 2
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Securities Litigation: Updates on Developments Post-Morrison
| Members: $205.00 |
Non-Members: $315.00 |
New York, New Jersey & California Credit: 2.0 professional practice
This live program provides transitional/non-transitional credit to all attorneys.
Illinois Credit & Pennsylvania Credit: 2.0 general MCLE
• Click here to view event details
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In Morrison v. National Australia Bank, the Supreme Court held that Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 only applies to "transactions in securities listed on domestic exchanges and domestic transactions in other securities." In announcing its ruling, the Supreme Court overturned the "conduct" and "effects" tests, which had been standing precedent for over 40 years, leaving many questions unanswered. Since Morrison, federal courts have been grappling with how to interpret this groundbreaking holding. This program will address how Morrison has and will continue to alter the landscape for securities litigation in federal courts. A panel of experienced practitioners and academics will discuss the practical effect, implications and trends arising out of the Morrison decision.
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• Email cleprograms@nycbar.org for more details
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May 3
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(CD/DVD) Sweepstakes, Promotions, & Marketing Laws: Comprehension & Compliance
| Members: $265.00 |
Non-Members: $335.00 |
This program provides 4.0 credits in professional practice for the New York & New Jersey MCLE requirements. California, Illinois & Pennsylvania credit differs as it is based on a 60-minute credit hour. The live program provided traditional credit to newly admitted attorneys; the recording does not provide traditional credit.
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More and more companies are using promotional tools including sweepstakes, skill contests, and hybrid versions thereof. The rise of social media, user-generated contests and mobile marketing vehicles, with their rapidly changing rules on children’s marketing, and privacy issues raise thorny questions for the practicing bar. In this program, experts in the field will address the critical issues that arise when offering games and other promotions relevant to today’s marketplace. Topics to be discussed include the laws governing sweepstakes and skill contests, social media, mobile marketing, drafting official rules and disclosures, use of intellectual property, and the gift-card/coupon interface.
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May 3
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(Course Materials) Sweepstakes, Promotions, & Marketing Laws: Comprehension & Compliance
| Members: $105.00 |
Non-Members: $135.00 |
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More and more companies are using promotional tools including sweepstakes, skill contests, and hybrid versions thereof. The rise of social media, user-generated contests and mobile marketing vehicles, with their rapidly changing rules on children’s marketing, and privacy issues raise thorny questions for the practicing bar. In this program, experts in the field will address the critical issues that arise when offering games and other promotions relevant to today’s marketplace. Topics to be discussed include the laws governing sweepstakes and skill contests, social media, mobile marketing, drafting official rules and disclosures, use of intellectual property, and the gift-card/coupon interface.
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• Email audiovisuals@nycbar.org for more details
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May 3
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Sweepstakes, Promotions, & Marketing Laws: Comprehension & Compliance
| Members: $235.00 |
Non-Members: $345.00 |
New York, New Jersey & California Credit: 4.0 professional practice.
This live program provides transitional/non-transitional credit to all attorneys.
Illinois Credit: 3.25 general MCLE
Pennsylvania Credit: 3.0 general MCLE
• Click here to view event details
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More and more companies are using promotional tools including sweepstakes, skill contests, and hybrid versions thereof. The rise of social media, user-generated contests and mobile marketing vehicles, with their rapidly changing rules on children’s marketing, and privacy issues raise thorny questions for the practicing bar. In this program, experts in the field will address the critical issues that arise when offering games and other promotions relevant to today’s marketplace. Topics to be discussed include the laws governing sweepstakes and skill contests, social media, mobile marketing, drafting official rules and disclosures, use of intellectual property, and the gift-card/coupon interface.
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• Email cleprograms@nycbar.org for more details
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May 6
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(Course Materials) Current Developments in Commercial Division Practice
| Members: $105.00 |
Non-Members: $135.00 |
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Commercial Division justices and practitioners will review and update practice and procedure in the Supreme Court's Commercial Division from assignment of the case through trial. The program will cover recent noteworthy commercial decisions rendered in the Commercial and Appellate Divisions, including on discovery, motions to dismiss, and summary judgment. There will also be an update on the awarding of sanctions and attorneys fees by Commercial Division justices.
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May 6
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(CD/DVD) Current Developments in Commercial Division Practice
| Members: $265.00 |
Non-Members: $335.00 |
This program provides 3.0 credits in professional practice for the New York & New Jersey MCLE requirements. California, Illinois & Pennsylvania credit differs as it is based on a 60-minute credit hour. The live program provided traditional credit to newly admitted attorneys; the recording does not provide traditional credit.
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Commercial Division justices and practitioners will review and update practice and procedure in the Supreme Court's Commercial Division from assignment of the case through trial. The program will cover recent noteworthy commercial decisions rendered in the Commercial and Appellate Divisions, including on discovery, motions to dismiss, and summary judgment. There will also be an update on the awarding of sanctions and attorneys fees by Commercial Division justices.
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• Email audiovisuals@nycbar.org for more details
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May 6
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(CD/DVD) Futures & Derivatives 2013: Regulations of Derivatives in a Post Dodd-Frank World
CLE Credit: 7.0 total: 6.0 professional practice & 1.0 ethics
Download Program Agenda & Faculty. Download Registration Form
| Members: $405.00 |
Non-Members: $585.00 |
This program provides 7.0 credits total: 6.0 credits in professional practice & 1.0 credits in ethics for the New York & New Jersey MCLE requirements. California, Illinois & Pennsylvania credit differs as it is based on a 60-minute credit hour. The live program provided traditional credit to newly admitted attorneys; the recording does not provide traditional credit.
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No other aspect of Dodd-Frank has impacted a market in the way the derivatives market has been transformed by this legislation. This program presents the structure of futures regulation embodied in the Commodity Exchange Act and illustrates how Dodd-Frank has used this structure as a platform for the regulation of off-exchange derivatives. Topics addressed will include: the newest regulatory developments spurred by Dodd-Frank’s reformulation of the derivatives industry; documentation standards for exchange-traded futures, off-exchange derivatives and off-exchange derivatives subject to a clearing requirement; the regulatory regime of commodity pools; and a review of compliance by market participants thus far with the new requirements (including a review of how participants have adapted to the new regulations, what more needs to be done, what new risks and challenges do they face). Whether for the futures and
off-exchange derivatives practitioner, or for any attorney looking for a relevant, timely and practice-oriented guide to one of the most significant regulatory events in recent history, this program assists attorneys meet the demands of their practice in a post-Dodd-Frank age.
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May 6
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(Course Materials) Futures & Derivatives 2013: Regulations of Derivatives in a Post Dodd-Frank World
CLE Credit: 7.0 total: 6.0 professional practice & 1.0 ethics
Download Program Agenda & Faculty. Download Registration Form
| Members: $105.00 |
Non-Members: $135.00 |
• Click here to register
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No other aspect of Dodd-Frank has impacted a market in the way the derivatives market has been transformed by this legislation. This program presents the structure of futures regulation embodied in the Commodity Exchange Act and illustrates how Dodd-Frank has used this structure as a platform for the regulation of off-exchange derivatives. Topics addressed will include: the newest regulatory developments spurred by Dodd-Frank’s reformulation of the derivatives industry; documentation standards for exchange-traded futures, off-exchange derivatives and off-exchange derivatives subject to a clearing requirement; the regulatory regime of commodity pools; and a review of compliance by market participants thus far with the new requirements (including a review of how participants have adapted to the new regulations, what more needs to be done, what new risks and challenges do they face). Whether for the futures and
off-exchange derivatives practitioner, or for any attorney looking for a relevant, timely and practice-oriented guide to one of the most significant regulatory events in recent history, this program assists attorneys meet the demands of their practice in a post-Dodd-Frank age.
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May 6
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Futures & Derivatives 2013: Regulations of Derivatives in a Post Dodd-Frank World
Member: $465.00 Nonmember: $575.00
CLE Credit: 7.0 total: 6.0 professional practice & 1.0 ethics
Download Program Agenda & Faculty. Download Registration Form
| Members: $465.00 |
Non-Members: $575.00 |
New York,New Jersey & California CLE Credit: 7.0 total: 6.0 professional practice & 1.0 ethics
This live program provides transitional/non-transitional credit to all attorneys.
Illinois Credit: 5.0 general & 1.0 ethics (pending)
Pennsylvania Credit: 5.0 general & 1.0 ethics
• Click here to view event details
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No other aspect of Dodd-Frank has impacted a market in the way the derivatives market has been transformed by this legislation. This program presents the structure of futures regulation embodied in the Commodity Exchange Act and illustrates how Dodd-Frank has used this structure as a platform for the regulation of off-exchange derivatives. Topics addressed will include: the newest regulatory developments spurred by Dodd-Frank’s reformulation of the derivatives industry; documentation standards for exchange-traded futures, off-exchange derivatives and off-exchange derivatives subject to a clearing requirement; the regulatory regime of commodity pools; and a review of compliance by market participants thus far with the new requirements (including a review of how participants have adapted to the new regulations, what more needs to be done, what new risks and challenges do they face). Whether for the futures and
off-exchange derivatives practitioner, or for any attorney looking for a relevant, timely and practice-oriented guide to one of the most significant regulatory events in recent history, this program assists attorneys meet the demands of their practice in a post-Dodd-Frank age.
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• Email cleprograms@nycbar.org for more details
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May 6
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Current Developments in Commercial Division Practice
| Members: $225.00 |
Non-Members: $335.00 |
New York, California & New Jersey Credit: 3.0 skills.
This live program provides transitional/non-transitional credit to all attorneys.
Illinois Credit: 2.75 general MCLE;
Pennsylvania Credit: 2.5 general MCLE.
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Commercial Division justices and practitioners will review and update practice and procedure in the Supreme Court's Commercial Division from assignment of the case through trial. The program will cover recent noteworthy commercial decisions rendered in the Commercial and Appellate Divisions, including on discovery, motions to dismiss, and summary judgment. There will also be an update on the awarding of sanctions and attorneys fees by Commercial Division justices.
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• Email cleprograms@nycbar.org for more details
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May 7
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Best Practices for Solo Practitioners & Small Law Firms: Ethical Concerns & More
Member: $195.00 / Nonmember: $305.00
3.0 total: 1.5 ethics & 1.5 professional practice
Download Program Agenda & Faculty. Download Registration Form
| Members: $195.00 |
Non-Members: $305.00 |
New York,New Jersey & California CLE Credit: 3.0 total: 1.5 ethics & 1.5 professional practice.
This live program provides transitional/non-transitional credit to all attorneys.
Illinois Credit: 2.75 total: 1.0 ethics and 1.75 general MCLE.
Pennsylvania Credit: 2.5 total: 1.0 ethics and 1.5 general MCLE
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This program will discuss the basic essentials of running a law firm as a business and the ethical issues that are lurking in unexpected places that lawyers should be aware of. How can a lawyer advise a client on a limited basis? What obligations does a lawyer have as a taxpayer besides paying taxes? Can a lawyer run a law practice in the cloud? What should and can a lawyer do to minimize malpractice and disciplinary claims and make sure he or she gets paid?
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May 8
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(CD/DVD) Briefwriting 101: A Step-by-Step Approach
2.0 skills
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| Members: $265.00 |
Non-Members: $335.00 |
This program provides 2.0 credits in skills for the New York & New Jersey MCLE requirements. California, Illinois & Pennsylvania credit differs as it is based on a 60-minute credit hour. The live program provided traditional credit to newly admitted attorneys; the recording does not provide traditional credit.
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Your filing deadline is approaching -- What do you do? This seminar presents, in step-by-step fashion, tried and true tips for researching and drafting a professional-quality brief. Plus: tricks for reducing page-count and word-count, which alone are worth the price of admission. In accordance with the CLE Board's revised Regulations and Guidelines, if you attended this program in the past you may not be permitted to apply the CLE credit for this program to fulfill your current CLE requirements.
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May 8
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(Course Materials) Briefwriting 101: A Step-by-Step Approach
2.0 skills
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| Members: $105.00 |
Non-Members: $135.00 |
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Your filing deadline is approaching -- What do you do? This seminar presents, in step-by-step fashion, tried and true tips for researching and drafting a professional-quality brief. Plus: tricks for reducing page-count and word-count, which alone are worth the price of admission. In accordance with the CLE Board's revised Regulations and Guidelines, if you attended this program in the past you may not be permitted to apply the CLE credit for this program to fulfill your current CLE requirements.
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• Email audiovisuals@nycbar.org for more details
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May 8
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Briefwriting 101: A Step-by-Step Approach
Member: $195.00 / Nonmember: $305.00
2.0 skills
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| Members: $195.00 |
Non-Members: $305.00 |
New York Credit: 2.0 skills
This live program provides transitional/non-transitional credit to all attorneys.
This program has been approved for MCLE credit in other MCLE jurisdictions. Credit breakdowns for other jurisdictions will be available at the program.
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Your filing deadline is approaching -- What do you do? This seminar presents, in step-by-step fashion, tried and true tips for researching and drafting a professional-quality brief. Plus: tricks for reducing page-count and word-count, which alone are worth the price of admission. In accordance with the CLE Board's revised Regulations and Guidelines, if you attended this program in the past you may not be permitted to apply the CLE credit for this program to fulfill your current CLE requirements.
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• Email cleprograms@nycbar.org for more details
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May 9
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Family & Divorce Mediation Training
| Members: $895.00 |
Non-Members: $1,095.00 |
New York, New Jersey & California Credit: 22.5 total: 14.5 skills & 8.0 professional practice.
This live program provides transitional/non-transitional credit to all attorneys.
Illinois & Pennsylvania Credit: 19.0 General MCLE
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If you’ve been trained in mediation and want to mediate divorce and family cases, don’t miss this invaluable course. This three day intensive mediation training is designed to provide participants with an understanding of the conceptual backdrop, legal and emotional framework and advanced skills necessary to work in family and divorce mediation. Utilizing a combination of interactive exercises, presentations and role-plays, this dynamic program will offer specialized techniques and practical information for managing the parenting and financial components of divorce within the context of the law and the interests of the parties. Ethical issues will be covered.
Attendance at all three days of the program is required.
Registration may be limited; advanced registration is strongly advised.
This program will not be taped. You have only one chance to see it - Live!
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May 14
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Current Legal and Ethical Issues for Counsel in Investment Management Regulation
Member: $225.00 Nonmember: $335.00
3.0 total: 2.0 professional practice & 1.0 ethics
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| Members: $225.00 |
Non-Members: $335.00 |
New York, New Jersey & California Credit: 3.0 total: 2.0 professional practice & 1.0 ethics
This live program provides transitional/non-transitional credit to all attorneys.
Illinois credit: 2.75 total: 1.75 professional practice & 1.0 ethics
Pennsylvania Credit: 2.5 total: 1.5 general & 1.0 ethics
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The continuing focus on regulatory reform and the aftermath of the disruptions in the financial markets create fundamental challenges to investment companies their directors, advisers and counsel. These challenges include new regulations, enforcement actions and litigation. A panel of experienced investment management lawyers will highlight legal, regulatory and ethical dilemmas that practitioners in this area face today and will discuss the road ahead.
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May 15
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Intellectual Property Considerations in China: Doing Deals & Enforcing Your Rights
Member: $225.00 Nonmember: $335.00
3.0 professional practice
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| Members: $225.00 |
Non-Members: $335.00 |
New York, New Jersey & California Credit: 3.0 professional practice
This live program provides transitional/non-transitional credit to all attorneys.
Illinois & Pnnsylvania Credit: 2.5 General MCLE
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China continues to grow at a torrid pace and foreign investors need to understand the complexities of doing business in china. Intellectual property issues arise in virtually every deal. Learn what you need to know about Chinese patent, trademark, copyright and trade secret law, and what challenges might arise in a joint venture with a Chinese entity, and the types of agreements that may be necessary to achieve your client's goals. Our panel of experienced practitioners will also discuss enforcement of IP rights in China, as well as recent changes in Chinese law (including Compulsory Licensing) that may impact your strategy.
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May 16
8:30 AM - 10:15 AM
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Translating the Business Deal into Contract Concepts (PDW Series)
8:30-10:15 a.m.
Member: No Fee / Nonmember: $60.00
2.0 skills
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Non-Members: $60.00 |
New York CLE credit: 2.0 skills
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The analytic reasoning process used in drafting a contract is different from
the one used in writing a persuasive document -- whether a memo or a
brief. Rather than applying the law to the facts, a deal lawyer translates
the client’s business concerns into legal concepts and then into contract
provisions. This class is devoted primarily to teaching participants this
skill. In addition, the workshop shows participants how the underlying
structure of agreements is similar and how representations and warranties,
covenants, and conditions precedent reflect the business deal. Finally,
the participants learn a vocabulary that they can use when discussing
contracts and business issues.
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May 16
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Current Ethical Issues for In-House Counsel & Those Who Advise Them
Member: $255.00 Nonmember: $365.00
3.0 ethics
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| Members: $255.00 |
Non-Members: $365.00 |
New York, California & New Jersey Credit: 3.0 ethics.
This live program provides transitional/non-transitional credit to all attorneys.
Illinois Credit: 2.5 ethics (pending)
Pennsylvania Credit: 2.5 ethics
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This ethics program is designed especially for in-house counsel and outside counsel advising their in-house clients. Using a stimulating series of hypotheticals based on real-life experience, a panel of experts will review a variety of important professional responsibility issues that affect corporate counsel on a daily basis. Topics to be discussed include:
Understanding the "Corporate Miranda" warnings;
Special problems representing employees in internal investigations
Advance conflict waivers and other problems with retainer agreements;
Attorney-client privilege issues within corporate families and outside law firms;
Disclosure of privileged materials - inadvertent and purloined;
Gathering information, and new developments in the "no-contact" rule.
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May 17
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Negotiation Skills & Strategies for Everyday Bargaining
| Members: $375.00 |
Non-Members: $515.00 |
New York and California Credit: 6.5 total: 5.5 skills & 1.0 ethics.
This live program provides transitional/non-transitional credit to all attorneys.
Illinois credit: 5.5 general MCLE
Pennsylvania credit: 4.5 general MCLE & 0.5 professional responsibility
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Negotiation is one of the most important skills a lawyer can possess. There are daily opportunities to negotiate whether in the context of a transaction, the settlement of a litigation matter, a fee agreement, or a raise. Everyone negotiates. Not everyone negotiates effectively.
This course is for the experienced as well as for the novice negotiator. The intuitive negotiator will become more mindful and deliberate by acquiring a conscious understanding of what works and why. The novice negotiator will learn the newest and most effective framework for conducting negotiations. This course will explore various styles of negotiation, effective communication techniques, developing a negotiation plan, managing a negotiation, dealing with tactics, and closing the deal.
Lawyers engaged in negotiation continue to be subject to the Code of Professional Responsibility. Recent studies have demonstrated that few practitioners, even those who are experienced, understand how the Code should be applied in the area of negotiation where dissembling is commonplace. This course contains an ethical component to provide guidance on where to draw the line between acceptable and risky conduct.
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May 20
3:45 PM - 5:00 PM
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2nd Annual White Collar Crime Institute
Member: $1095.00 / Nonmember: $1225.00
6.0 breakdown tbd
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| Members: $1,095.00 |
Non-Members: $1,225.00 |
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White collar criminal prosecutions continue to dominate the legal landscape and the headlines. In particular, prosecutors and regulators are focusing on market abuse cases, such as insider trading, and the dangers presented to corporations and
individuals from cyber crime. White collar defendants continue to face severe
consequences if charges are brought, in the form of massive fines and substantial prison sentences, making effective pre-indictment advocacy increasingly important. Once charges are brought, technology is transforming the process of criminal
discovery, particularly for corporate defendants. And ethical traps, both on the
government side and the defense side, are everywhere, requiring careful focus for all of the lawyers involved.
The White Collar Crime Committee has assembled a comprehensive full-day program that will explore these and other critical developments that have
characterized this new era of white collar enforcement. Our keynote speakers will be Cyrus R. Vance, Jr., Manhattan District Attorney and Loretta E. Lynch, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York. Our panels will include
senior government enforcement officials, judges, academics, general counsel of
leading New York-based corporations and financial institutions, and top
practitioners in the field. Plenary sessions will focus on the media’s impact on
prosecutorial decision-making in white collar criminal cases, and also on what works and doesn’t work during the critical phase of pre-indictment advocacy. Break-out sessions will focus on conflict of interest issues presented by white-collar corporate investigations, market abuse, including insider trading, recent important
developments concerning criminal discovery, and the challenges faced both by the government and private sector in responding to cyber crime.
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May 21
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Practical Advice on Handling Legal Issues Confronting the Art World Today
Member: Member: $215.00 / Nonmember: $325.00
3.0 professional practice
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| Members: $215.00 |
Non-Members: $325.00 |
New York Credit: 3.0 professional practice
This live program provides transitional/non-transitional credit to all attorneys.
Illinois & Pennsylvania credit: 2.5 general MCLE
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The art world and the art market are arguably in an unprecedented state of crisis. At a time when a number of multi-million dollar forgery schemes have been exposed, scholars and foundations are increasingly unwilling to assist in evaluating the authenticity of artworks. With prices in art markets reaching high points, lawsuits accusing dealers of breaching their fiduciary duties to buyers and sellers are also on the rise. Disputes among studio assistants and among artists are also on the rise as technology and culture create competing claims to images and the art itself. Art owners, buyers and sellers - from museums to collectors and even nations - fight increasingly in civil and criminal court about who owns works of art and cultural property. At this program, the Art Committee will convene a panel of knowledgeable attorneys and art world experts to discuss how the law as it now exists can be used to address the complex and fascinating issues confronting the art world at the intersection of law and culture.
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May 22
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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16-Hour Bridge-The-Gap: Corporate & Litigation
Member: $465.00 Nonmember: $695.00
Both Days: 16.0 total: 7.0 professional practice, 6.0 skills & 3.0 ethics
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| Members: $465.00 |
Non-Members: $695.00 |
New York, California & New Jersey CLE Credit: Both Days: 16.0 total: 7.0 professional practice, 6.0 skills & 3.0 ethics. New York, California & New Jersey (per day): 8.0 total: 3.5 professional practice, 3.0 skills & 1.5 ethics.
Illinois credits: (both days): 13.0 total: 10.5 general & 2.5 ethics (pending). Illinois: (per day): 6.5 total: 5.25 general & 1.25 ethics (pending).
Pennsylvania: (both days): 12.0 credits total: 10.0 general & 2.0 ethics. Pennsylvania: (per day): 6.0 credits total: 5.0 general & 1.0 ethics.
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Earn all of your annual CLE credits while obtaining invaluable knowledge on a variety of areas. The Bridge-the-Gap programs fulfill a full year's credit requirements for those that are newly admitted, while providing invaluable information and credits for more experienced attorneys. A skilled faculty will guide you through the day-to-day practice of law and cover topics of interest to all attorneys, including legal ethics. This program is unique because we offer one day of litigation and one day of corporate; you can purchase both days together, or just one. In order to fulfill the MCLE
Bridge-the-Gap requirements, you must attend both days. Each Bridge-the-Gap program contains new and updated content and will provide CLE credit to all attendees, even if they attended in the past. Save by registering for both days!
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May 22
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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16 Hour Bridge-the-Gap: Corporate & Litigation (Day 1 Only)
Member: $395.00 / Nonmember: $535.00
(per day): 8.0 total: 3.5 professional practice, 3.0 skills & 1.5 ethics
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| Members: $395.00 |
Non-Members: $535.00 |
New York, California & New Jersey (per day): 8.0 total: 3.5 professional practice, 3.0 skills & 1.5 ethics. Illinois: (per day): 6.5 total: 5.25 general & 1.25 ethics (pending). Pennsylvania: (per day): 6.0 credits total: 5.0 general & 1.0 ethics.
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Earn all of your annual CLE credits while obtaining invaluable knowledge on a variety of areas. Our Bridge-the-Gap programs fulfill a full year's credit requirements for those that are newly admitted, while providing essential information and credits for more experienced attorneys. This program is particularly distinct in that one day will allow attendees to fulfill all required skills credits, and the other day will allow attendees to fulfill all required ethics credits. Attendance on both days will provide the total professional practice/practice management required of all newly admitted attorneys. A skilled faculty will guide you through the day-to-day practice of law and cover topics of interest to all attorneys. Save by registering for both days!
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May 23
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Ethics for Litigators
Member: $225.00 / Nonmember: $335.00
2.0 ethics
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| Members: $225.00 |
Non-Members: $335.00 |
New York, California, New Jersey Credit: 2.0 ethics.
This live program provides transitional/non-transitional credit to all attorneys.
Illinois & Pennsylvania Credit: 1.5 professional responsibility
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This program will examine a variety of issues involving ethics and professional responsibility in the context of a civil litigation practice. A panel of experts in the field will provide updates on recent key developments affecting litigators and will explore the issues from both a practical and theoretical perspective.
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May 29
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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16 Hour Bridge-the-Gap: Corporate & Litigation (Day 2 Only)
Member: $395.00 / Nonmember: $535.00
(per day): 8.0 total: 3.5 professional practice, 3.0 skills & 1.5 ethics
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New York, California & New Jersey (per day): 8.0 total: 3.5 professional practice, 3.0 skills & 1.5 ethics.
Illinois: (per day): 6.5 total: 5.25 general & 1.25 ethics (pending).
Pennsylvania: (per day): 6.0 credits total: 5.0 general & 1.0 ethics.
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Earn all of your annual CLE credits while obtaining invaluable knowledge on a variety of areas. Our Bridge-the-Gap programs fulfill a full year's credit requirements for those that are newly admitted, while providing essential information and credits for more experienced attorneys. This program is particularly distinct in that one day will allow attendees to fulfill all required skills credits, and the other day will allow attendees to fulfill all required ethics credits. Attendance on both days will provide the total professional practice/practice management required of all newly admitted attorneys. A skilled faculty will guide you through the day-to-day practice of law and cover topics of interest to all attorneys. Save by registering for both days!
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May 30
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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The "How To" of Successful Motion Practice
Member: $225.00 Nonmember: $335.00
3.0 skills
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New York, California & New Jersey CLE Credit: 3.0 skills.
This live program provides transitional/non-transitional credit to all attorneys.
Illinois Credit: 2.75 general.
Pennsylvania credit: 2.5 general.
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Effective motion practice can help you advance your case and leave a favorable impression on the court and your client. Learn from a distinguished panel of judges and experienced practitioners about:
Motion practice strategy - whether to file and when to file
How to write an effective motion
How to argue a motion successfully
The program will cover motions for expedited relief (temporary restraining order, preliminary injunction), motions to dismiss, discovery motions, summary judgment motions, and pre- and post-trial motions. Our panelists will discuss sample motions and provide expert insight and guidance to help you hone your motion practice skills. This updated program will provide CLE credits to past attendees
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