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Who Owns You When You Die A Deep Dive into Post-Mortem Publicity Rights

Chang Chae will use his experience in advising celebrity clients and estates in handling their name and likeness and similar intellectual property rights. He will explain

So You Want to be a Space Lawyer? Don't Forget the Duct Tape and Other Lessons Learned

Space has become big business that has entered the "mainstream" of commercial activity. Whether building satellites, launching rockets, deploying commercial space station

Mediating Tenant/Landlord Habitability Cases

Signature Resolution mediator Andrew Westley breaks down what it takes to resolve high-stakes landlord-tenant lawsuits in California’s strict regulatory climate. Using re

The IRS Mailbox Rule – The Effect of USPS’s Recent Changes

The USPS has implemented new mail routing and postmarking procedures that may affect how practitioners document timely filing with taxing agencies. In this program, Ani G

What Recent Court Decisions Reveal About Website Privacy Liability

California's wave of cookie and pixel tracking litigation is reshaping the legal landscape for businesses and their counsel, and Usama Kahf, Fisher Phillips, will examine

Cannabis After Schedule III: What Reclassification Means for California Practice

The legal ground under the cannabis industry just shifted. On April 22, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice issued a final order moving medical marijuana licensed under

Decoding Drip Pricing: Legal Risks in Card Surcharges, Cash Discounts, and Hidden Fees

Businesses that add fees to payment transactions face legal exposure from multiple directions, and the terminology matters. Regulators and courts draw sharp distinctions

Meet and Confer: Making It Meaningful and CCP Compliant

Too many attorneys treat the meet and confer requirement as a formality rather than a substantive obligation, and courts are noticing. Anthony Storm, family law neutral a

Maximize Your Client's Recovery: Proven Methods for Calculating Lost Profits

Lost profits damages can make or break a case, yet many attorneys leave money on the table by underestimating or miscalculating these figures. In this program, Maryellen

Recoverable Damages in the Context of Residential Real Estate Non-Disclosure & Construction Defect

This presentation explores the critical approaches used to evaluate and calculate financial remedies in residential real estate non-disclosure and construction defect lit

Blastoff: The Legal Countdown to Nuclear in Space

Stewart Forbes, Hogan Lovells, examines the legal and regulatory landscape governing nuclear technology in outer space. The program opens with foundational frameworks, in

Workers' Compensation Settlement vs Trial: Strategies, Statutes, and Smart Decisions

Workers' compensation claims rarely exist in isolation. When an injured worker is also facing time off, an ADA issue, or another overlapping claim, competing statutes com

DGA Deal Unpacked: What Attorneys Need to Know

The DGA's new four-year deal with the AMPTP closed out the 2026 bargaining season for the three major guilds. With the 2023 strikes in the rear view, this deal reflects a

Understanding the Role and Services of the Los Angeles County Child Support Services Department

Attorneys from Los Angeles County’s Child Support Services Department (“CSSD”) will provide attendees with insight into the range of services available to case participan

When Workers' Comp Meets Civil Court: Crossover Risks That Could Tank Your Case

Workers' compensation and civil litigation overlap more than most attorneys realize, and the crossover can be costly. Jonathan Roven of Jonny Law breaks down the hidden r

Association, Accommodation, and Ambiguity: Navigating FEHA’s Gray Area

Associational disability claims are rising. Learn from Noah D. Lebowitz of Signature Resolution, Katie Mola of Public Risk Innovation, Solutions, and Management (PRISM),

Spousal Support Modification and Establishing Arrears: Documentation, Enforcement and Remedies

This 30-minute webinar highlights key considerations in spousal support modification and enforcement proceedings. Attendees will review the evidentiary requirements for e

What AI Hallucinations Can Teach Lawyers About Judgment, Verification, and Professional Responsibility

AI hallucinations are no longer a novelty. Nearly 1,000 documented court decisions in the United States now involve AI-generated errors in legal filings, from fabricated

Discovery: Identifying & Eliminating Bottlenecks

Discovery bottlenecks quietly drive up cost, blow deadlines, and put cases at risk long before anyone names the problem. Hon. Susan L. Greenberg (Ret.) of Signature Resol

Legal Ethics in the Age of Social-Media Discovery

Kristopher Peerali and Serena Peerali of Peerali Law present a timely exploration of ethical best practices in handling social media as a critical source of discovery. Le