Executive Assistant (EA), Paralegal, and Public Information Officers (PIO) Seminars
The upcoming conferences for Executive Assistants (EA), Paralegals, and Public Information Officers (PIO) will all be held simultaneously at the same venue. Each group of professionals will have their dedicated meetings, focusing on topics relevant to their fields.
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Consumer Protection 101
The program’s primary goal is to afford participants the opportunity to gain an understanding of and overcome challenges encountered when enforcing consumer protection laws.
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A Deep Dive into Colorado’s Artificial Intelligence Act
In the absence of congressional action, Colorado’s law may help to set the tone for predictive artificial intelligence regulation nationwide, and it may impact the behavior of developers and deployers across state lines as they seek compliance with Colorado’s requirements.
2024 Supreme Court Practice Seminar
This annual two-day seminar gives attendees information and insights on how to effectively practice in the United States Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Report: Volume 31, Issue 9
This Report summarizes opinions issued on March 15 and 19, 2024 (Part I). Opinions Lindke v. Freed, 22-611. The Court unanimously held that a public official who prevents someone from commenting on his social media page engages in state action under §1983 only if the official (1) had actual authority to speak on the state’s…
No Fooling: How to Spot and Avoid Imposter Scams
For another year, imposter scams are the top-reported scam by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Topics Include: How the top imposter scams break down. How scammers are reaching people — and how people are paying. Who’s losing the most money (to what), the scams that drive the biggest losses. What’s going on with people moving…
Masterclass Professional: Legal Research Using Westlaw
Join us as we breakdown this Westlaw training session into four areas: How to use different search techniques to find what you’re looking for. How to use filters to narrow down large results. Understanding the structure of cases and statutes and whether they’re still good law. Using folders to keep track of and share what…
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Supreme Court Report: Volume 31, Issue 7
McElrath v. Georgia, 22-721. The Court unanimously held that the Double Jeopardy Clause bars retrial of a defendant for a crime on which he was previously acquitted―even where the jury’s verdict of acquittal on one criminal charge and its verdict of guilty on a different criminal charge arising from the same facts were logically and legally impossible to reconcile.
Masterclass Series: Ethical Obligations in the Era of E-Discovery
Technology presents unexpected challenges for attorneys when requesting or producing some form of electronically stored information (ESI). In this program, panelists will discuss the importance of the governing rules of legal ethics and professional conduct regarding the discovery of ESI. The duties of candor to the tribunal and adversaries, the mechanics of preservation of information,…
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