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OCBA 2024 LAST DASH On-Demand

A Virtual Continuing Legal Education Marathon of On-Demand Webinars


 Start Date - End Date

January 10, 2024

10:00 AM - 11:59 PM


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MCLE Last Dash 2024: A Virtual Continuing Legal Education Marathon of On-Demand Webinars
Up to 14 CLE Sessions will be offered, including 3.0 General, 1.0 Implicit Bias, 6.0 Legal Ethics, 3.0 Competence Issues, and 1.0 Elimination of Bias.        
         
*These on-demand webinars will be available for viewing Wednesday, January 10, 2024 at 10:00 AM - Sunday, January 21, 2024 11:59 PM* Each webinar will offer 1 hour of participatory MCLE credit and may be viewed at your convenience during this timeframe. Registered attendees will receive webinar access instructions on Wednesday, January 10th, 2024.        
         
*Attorneys in MCLE Compliance Group 2 (H-M) Must Complete 25 Hours of CLE by 1/31/24*          
         
General CLE        
1. HANDLING THE DIFFICULT WITNESS
1.0 General CLE        
Roy L. Comer, Esq., Attorney and Counselor At Law        
Edward R. Leonard, Esq., Tyson & Mendes          
       
2. WHEN TO BET OR CHECK ON FILING A DEMURER
1.0 General CLE        
Hon. Nathan R. Scott, West Justice Center        
Richard Cohn, Esq., Aitken*Aitken*Cohn LLP        
David Outwater, Esq., Outwater & Pinckes LLP        
         
3. CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN EMPLOYMENT LAW 2023
1.0 General CLE        
Samuel P. Nielson, Esq., Sessions & Kimball LLP        
Tyler B. Runge, Esq., Payne & Fears LLP          
         
Legal Ethics        
4. ETHICALLY MEDIATING YOUR CASE
1.0 Legal Ethics CLE        
Eleanor Barr, Esq., Barr Mediation        
Steven Pearl, Esq., Steve Pearl Mediation      
         
5. PRACTICAL AI FOR LITIGATORS: HOW TO USE IT AND WHAT TO BE WARY OF
1.0 Legal Ethics CLE        
Hon. James L. Crandall, Ret., Judicate West        
Andrew A. Wood, Esq., Allen Matkins        
Neil Sahota, IBM Master Inventor, UN AI Advisor, UCI Law School Lecturer        
         
6. GETTING IT RIGHT FROM THE START: CONFLICTS, DISCLOSURES, AND CONTINUING OBLIGATIONS
1.0 Legal Ethics CLE        
Brandon Krueger, Esq., Sall Spencer Callas & Krueger ALC        
Michael Sall, Esq., Sall Spencer Callas & Krueger ALC        
         
7. THE CROSSROADS OF ETHICAL RULES AND MALPRACTICE: TIPS TO        
STAY IN GOOD STANDING WITH THE STATE BAR AND YOUR CLIENTS
1.0 Legal Ethics CLE        
Gordon V. Dunn III, Esq., Klein & Wilson        
Joseph V. Miceli, Esq., Klein & Wilson        
         
8. A LAWYER’S GUIDE TO COURTROOM ETHICS
1.0 Legal Ethics CLE        
Hon. Kimberly Knill, Central Justice Center        
Kate Corrigan, Esq., Corrigan Welbourn Stokke, APLC        
         
9. ETHICALLY MARKETING YOUR PRACTICE ON SOCIAL MEDIA
1.0 Legal Ethics CLE        
Scott Garner, Esq., Umberg Zipser LLP        
Molly Magnuson, Esq., Umberg Zipser LLP        
         
Competence Issues        
10. WELLNESS FOR ATTORNEYS - KEEPING THE MIND AND BODY FIT IN A CONTACT SPORT (Specialty Credit Night 2023 Replay)
1.0 Competence Issues CLE        
Mike Brewer, Esq., The Brewer Law Firm        
         
11. NO ONE LIKES A SNITCH. BUT, THE STATE BAR DOES!
1.0 Competence Issues CLE        
Suzanne Burke Spencer, Esq., Sall Spencer Callas & Krueger ALC        
Nicole Nuzzo, Esq., Farzad & Ochoa Family Law Attorneys, LLP        
         
12. AVOIDING THE DANGERS OF ATTORNEY STRESS WITHOUT GIVING UP ON YOUR PRACTICE
1.0 Competence Issues CLE        
Neil Pedersen, Esq., Pedersen Law, APC        
         
Elimination of Bias        
13. FIGHTING BACK AGAINST TRANSPHOBIA – TRANSGENDER LAW 101
1.0 Elimination of Bias CLE        
Mia Yamamoto, Esq., Law Office of Mia Yamamoto        
         
Implicit Bias        
14. COMMUNICATING EFFECTIVELY ACROSS GENERATIONS: HOW TO IDENTIFY AND COMBAT BIASES AND IMPROVE COLLABORATION
1.0 Implicit Bias CLE        
Ashley Vernick, Esq., Rutan & Tucker, LLP        
 
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Available Functions

  1. HANDLING THE DIFFICULT WITNESS (1.0 General CLE)
  2. WHEN TO BET OR CHECK ON FILING A DEMURER (1.0 General CLE)
  3. CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN EMPLOYMENT LAW 2023 (1.0 General CLE)
  4. ETHICALLY MEDIATING YOUR CASE (1.0 Legal Ethics CLE)
  5. PRACTICAL AI FOR LITIGATORS: HOW TO USE IT AND WHAT TO BE WARY OF (1.0 Legal Ethics CLE)
  6. GETTING IT RIGHT FROM THE START: CONFLICTS, DISCLOSURES, AND CONTINUING OBLIGATIONS ( 1.0 Legal Ethics CLE)
  7. THE CROSSROADS OF ETHICAL RULES AND MALPRACTICE: TIPS TO (1.0 Legal Ethics CLE)
  8. A LAWYER’S GUIDE TO COURTROOM ETHICS (1.0 Legal Ethics CLE)
  9. ETHICALLY MARKETING YOUR PRACTICE ON SOCIAL MEDIA (1.0 Legal Ethics CLE)
  10. WELLNESS FOR ATTORNEYS - KEEPING THE MIND AND BODY FIT IN A CONTACT SPORT (Specialty Credit Night 2023 Replay) (1.0 Competence Issues CLE)
  11. NO ONE LIKES A SNITCH. BUT, THE STATE BAR DOES! (1.0 Competence Issues CLE)
  12. AVOIDING THE DANGERS OF ATTORNEY STRESS WITHOUT GIVING UP ON YOUR PRACTICE (1.0 Competence Issues CLE)
  13. FIGHTING BACK AGAINST TRANSPHOBIA – TRANSGENDER LAW 101 (1.0 Elimination of Bias CLE)
  14. COMMUNICATING EFFECTIVELY ACROSS GENERATIONS: HOW TO IDENTIFY AND COMBAT BIASES AND IMPROVE COLLABORATION (1.0 Implicit Bias CLE)

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