Upcoming and On Demand CLE seminars involving our attorneys.
Evidence Refresher: New & Overlooked Rules Every Litigator Should Know
Program Summary Think you know the rules of evidence? Think again! This engaging CLE will cover recent changes, commonly misunderstood provisions, and overlooked evidentiary rules that could make or break your case. Whether you’re in the courtroom every day or just brushing up, this session will help you confidently navigate key evidentiary challenges. This program…
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On-Demand CLE: Profiting from Whistleblower, Qui Tam, and False Claim Cases
Over $40 billion has been recovered through whistleblower, Qui Tam, and False Claims Act cases. The demand for attorneys fluent in the latest practices, procedures, and case law has never been greater as the federal government’s whistleblower program has recently issued record setting awards. The average award today in a whistleblower settlement is nearly $450k,…
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On-Demand CLE – Campus Civil Rights: The Tension Between The First Amendment And Hostile Environment Proscriptions
Free expression or the exchange of ideas has been a hallmark of American education. Yet, whether protection of free expression is obligated by the Constitution is a more complicated question and the answer may vary from public to private institution or programs within each institution. But even where the Constitution does apply, speech is not absolute. Universities are workplaces, places of public accommodation, healthcare providers and learning centers. A myriad of laws regulate speech in these settings. This CLE session will dive into the timely question of how we balance notions of free expression with constitutional and statutory constraints that may or may not apply.
On Demand CLE: Introduction to Pretrial False Claims Act Litigation
The False Claims Act, which dates back to the Lincoln Administration, provides the government the right to pursue individuals or entities that file or cause to be filed false or fraudulent claims for payment or approval with the Government. The statute has “qui tam” provisions that allow private individuals – known as Relators – to…
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On Demand CLE: Pretrial Advocacy- The Era of Front-Loaded Litigation
The pretrial playing field has changed markedly over the last three decades, moving the battleground from the jury to the gauntlets that leave a judge with discretion to eliminate or trim a case before it even sees a jury. Standards governing motions to dismiss, summary judgment, experts, the breadth of discovery, and even class certification…
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CLE: Drafting and Responding to Civil Lawsuits, Interrogatories, Document Requests, Admissions, & Hold Letters CLE – Telephonic Seminar
Telephone Seminar, 7/19/2023, Noon – 1:30 | Learn the latest on Drafting and Responding to Civil Lawsuits, Interrogatories, Document Requests, Admissions, & Hold Letters CLE with this convenient, telephonic seminar. Register to obtain CLE and MCLE credit, receive access to complete course and reference materials, and attend this telephonic seminar. Discovery and pre-trial litigation have…
CLE: The Art of Drafting and Responding to Effective Demand Letters
Telephone Seminar, 6/21/2023, Noon – 1:30 | Learn the latest on The Art of Drafting and Responding to Effective Demand Letters CLE with this convenient, telephonic seminar with visual access to written materials. Register to obtain CLE and MCLE credit, receive access to complete course and reference materials, and attend this telephonic seminar.
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CLE: Litigating Dishonest Discrimination Cases
On Demand CLE | Prior to Brown v. Board and the passage of the landmark civil rights laws of the 1960s, perpetrators of discrimination were clear in their reasons for what the law now recognizes as unlawful conduct. While civil rights laws have a huge impact in eradicating what some call “honest discrimination” where the…
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CLE: Affirmative False Claims Act Litigation
On Demand CLE | The False Claims Act was passed by Congress and signed into law in 1863. The statute has been amended multiple times but it is most well-known for its resource constraints and other considerations, often qui tam provisions, which allow private citizens to bring suit in the name of the government to…
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CLE: Pretrial Advocacy: The Era of Front-Loaded Litigation
On Demand CLE | The pretrial playing field has changed markedly over the last three decades, moving the battleground from the jury to the gauntlets that leave a judge with discretion to eliminate or trim a case before it even sees a jury. Standards governing motions to dismiss, summary judgment, experts, the breadth of discovery,…
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On Demand CLE: Pretrial False Claims Act Litigation
Federal Bar Association Webinar – Recorded May 3, 2023 The False Claims Act, which dates back to the Lincoln Administration, provides the government the right to pursue individuals or entities that file or cause to be filed false or fraudulent claims for payment or approval with the Government. The statute has “qui tam” provisions that…
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CLE: Understanding Diversity, Equity and Inclusion: How the Law Created Inequity
April 12, 2023. This one-hour CLE course class will cover the myriad of laws and judicial pronouncements that have embedded inequity in our culture and economy. This CLE program is designed to provide insight into current claims of inequity and a seemingly triaged effort to make corrections.
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