CEB Contributor
Karen Louth
Legal Content Specialist at Continuing Education of the Bar (CEB)
Karen Louth is a legal content specialist at CEB, assigned to the Learning team. She develops curriculums and finds attorneys, judges, and other subject matter experts to create CLE courses for CEB's on-demand library. Previously, Ms. Louth worked at the Orange County District Attorney’s office as a paralegal. In that role, she was assigned to OC GRIP - a community outreach program that supports students and parents by providing resources to help students meet their academic goals and make positive life choices.
Ms. Louth graduated from University of California, Los Angeles with a BA in English (2010) and completed the UCLA Extension Paralegal Training Program, earning her certificate with distinction (2012). She also has prior experience in personal injury and insurance subrogation law firms, writing SEO and social media content, and the publishing industry.
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Content by Karen Louth
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Home Is Where the Restaurant Is: Regulating Home-Based Food Businesses in California
October 27, 2026
Karen Louth
Business Entities, State & Local Government
Living in Los Angeles County, I’m spoiled for choice when it comes to picking the next place to have a great meal, grab a decent coffee or trying the latest viral food sensation. Recently, I’ve noticed that some of the cookies, tacos and even pizza that everyone is raving about have been coming not from the newest franchise location in the city center, but from someone’s front yard.
California Courts Must Now Provide Official Records to Indigent Litigants, Including Via Electronic Recordings
August 12, 2026
Karen Louth
Constitutional Law, Family Law, Litigation Practice & Procedure, Trusts & Estates
An ongoing shortage of courtroom reporters has left California's courts searching for additional ways to provide an official record of proceedings. Prior steps to help remedy the issue have included certifying
How California’s 'Daylighting Law' Affects Your Next Parking Spot
July 28, 2026
Karen Louth
State & Local Government
Imagine you’re out driving in your city and you’re looking for a parking space on the street. You’ve circled the block multiple times and you’re running out of hope. Suddenly, you see a space right out front – the Holy Grail! - so you pull over and park.
Proposed California Bill Aims To Restrict Corporate Influence on Litigation Practice
June 16, 2026
Karen Louth
Business Transactions, Law Practice Management, Legal Ethics, Litigation Practice & Procedure
A new bill making its way through the California legislature seeks to prohibit private equity firms, hedge funds and corporate investors from “directing or influencing the practice of law.”
CA State Bar Files Disciplinary Charges Against Two Attorneys Over Court Filings Allegedly Citing False, AI-Generated Content
April 28, 2026
Karen Louth
Law Practice Management, Legal Ethics
AI tools. AI agents. AI-Integrated software. The adoption and use of AI continues to grow in the legal profession. Attorneys are allowed to use the technology in their day-to-day practice, but the State Bar of California is clear in its previously issued “
CalPrivacy Fines High School Sports Ticketing Platform $1.1M, Requires Changes to Company’s Consumer Privacy Practices
March 17, 2026
Karen Louth
Business Transactions, Privacy & Information Security
The California Privacy Protection Agency Board (CalPrivacy) announced on March 3 that the agency had
Picture Too Perfect: New California Law Requires Disclosure of 'Digitally Altered' Listing Photos for Real Property Sales
February 3, 2026
Karen Louth
Business Transactions, Real Property, Purchase and Sale Transactions & Disputes
A couple of weeks ago, my neighbors put a "For Sale" sign in their front yard. After a few days of open houses and visits from potential buyers, I went online to view the listing myself (don’t judge!).
Nevada County Prosecutor Included AI 'Hallucinations' in Criminal Court Filings
December 8, 2025
Karen Louth
Criminal Law, Law Practice Management, Legal Ethics
From finding the best holiday
California Cracks Down on Plastic Bag Manufacturers After Investigation of Recycling Claims
October 29, 2025
Karen Louth
Environmental, Land Use & Natural Resources
After several years of investigations, California Attorney General Rob Bonta
California AG Sues L.A. County Sheriff’s Department Over Allegedly 'Inhumane' County Jail Conditions
September 16, 2025
Karen Louth
Criminal Law, State & Local Government
California Attorney General Rob Bonta
California AG Asks Court to Place L.A. County Juvenile Halls Into Receivership
August 5, 2025
Karen Louth
Criminal Law, State & Local Government
California Attorney General Rob Bonta
Holding a Phone to Check Your Maps App While Driving Is Illegal, California Appeals Court Rules
June 17, 2025
Karen Louth
Appellate Law, Litigation Practice & Procedure
Summer is quickly approaching, and you may be thinking of your upcoming road trips. You’ll hop in the car, enter the address of your destination into your chosen map application, and start your engine. As you drive along and approach the end of your journey, you decide to grab your phone to look at the map to see how close you are. And, in California, you’ve now broken the law.
Report: Remote Proceedings in California Courts Continue to Expand Access to Justice
April 29, 2025
Karen Louth
Litigation Practice & Procedure
Remote proceedings across California courtrooms have continued to receive an overwhelmingly positive response from both court staff and the public. What started as a 2020 emergency response to the COVID-19 pandemic has grown to an ongoing program that continues to expand.
California Native American Tribe and State Agencies Announce First-Ever Cultural Burn Agreement
March 12, 2025
Karen Louth
Environmental, Land Use & Natural Resources
Although wildfires can be a devastating part of living in California, “prescribed” fires have been used as a tool to control or mitigate dangerous fire conditions. Ecologists and land management professionals that support the practice say that the
Huntington Beach City Council Votes to Study Impacts of Two Library Initiatives Before Voters Have a Say
January 29, 2025
Karen Louth
State & Local Government
The Huntington Beach City Council reviewed two separate ballot initiatives surrounding the Huntington Beach Public Library system at their meeting on January 21. The iniatives mark the latest development in an ongoing effort by the city and its officials to have more say in the content offered in their libraries, despite continued pushback from the community.
Legal Groups Petition California Supreme Court to Allow Electronic Recordings Amid Court Reporter Shortage
December 17, 2024
Karen Louth
Litigation Practice & Procedure, State & Local Government
As the shortage of official court reporters in California courtrooms continues, two legal services groups recently filed a petition for writ of mandate with the California Supreme Court to address the use of electronic recordings when human court reporters are unavailable.
NOAA Designates New National Marine Sanctuary Off the California Coast
October 29, 2024
Karen Louth
Environmental, Land Use & Natural Resources, Historical & Cultural Resources
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
ClimateBrief: NOAA Designates New National Marine Sanctuary Off the California Coast
October 29, 2024
Karen Louth
Environmental, Land Use & Natural Resources, Historical & Cultural Resources
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
Turning the Page on Censorship: California Passes Bill Prohibiting Book Bans
September 10, 2024
Karen Louth
State & Local Government
On August 28, the California State Legislature passed
California Federal Judge Finds that Bigelow’s 'Manufactured in the USA' Tea Labels Were False
July 23, 2024
Karen Louth
Business Litigation, Litigation Practice & Procedure, Class Actions
Over the past few years, R.C. Bigelow Inc. (Bigelow) has been in a bit of legal hot water over labels on their tea products that stated their tea is “Manufactured in the USA.” A California federal judge's recent ruling against the company suggests that food producers may not be able to evade such labeling claims by arguing that their products were "manufactured" in the U.S. even though they were grown elsewhere.
LA County Approves Microenterprise Home Kitchen Operation Permit Process for Home Chefs and Sidewalk Vendors
June 4, 2024
Karen Louth
Business Transactions, State & Local Government
Los Angeles County has become the latest California jurisdiction that will allow at-home cooks and sidewalk vendors to run their business from their home kitchen. LA County follows 14 other jurisdictions in the state that have recently enacted similar ordinances, and seems to indicate a trend broadening the legal landscape of California's food service industry.
California Introduces 'Right to Disconnect' Bill, Allowing Employees to Ignore After-Hours Work Communication
April 23, 2024
Karen Louth
Employment Law, Employee Handbooks & Policies, Wage & Hour Policies
Calls, texts, and emails coming from your employer after you’ve already clocked out could soon be stopped by more than a “Do Not Disturb” setting on your phone in California.
Proposed California Bill Seeks to Prevent Landlords from Excluding Tenants with Pets
March 5, 2024
Karen Louth
Real Property, Residential Landlord-Tenant
People with pets who want to rent a home or apartment must double-check potential listings for phrases such as “pet friendly” or “small dogs or cats okay.” Even if you don’t have pets now, you may want one in the future -- so if a landlord says, “no pets,” then your options may be limited.
New California Law Requires Bars and Nightclubs to Sell Customers Drug Testing Kits
January 16, 2024
Karen Louth
Business Entities, Criminal Law, Wine & Alcoholic Beverage Law
This summer, when you’re out for a night on the town in California, you may notice a new item for sale at your favorite local bar or nightclub.
Mattel Did Not Fulfill $50 Million Pledge to Children’s Hospital, UC Regents Claim in Lawsuit
November 28, 2023
Karen Louth
Business Litigation, Breach of Contract
Mattel – the toy company behind Barbie and Hot Wheels – is being sued for breach of contract after they allegedly did not fulfill their pledge of $50 million dollars to the UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital.
Relocating a Cemetery in California, and the Grave Mistakes Made in 'Poltergeist'
October 10, 2023
Karen Louth
Environmental, Land Use & Natural Resources, Land Use Regulation
As Halloween approaches, many cable and streaming networks are beginning to promote their offerings of appropriately spooky films. One film in particular made me wonder about the legalities around a crucial, and disturbing, plot point in one of these movies.
California Reaches $175K Settlement with SoCalGas Over Allegedly Misleading Marketing of 'Renewable' Natural Gas
August 25, 2023
Karen Louth
Environmental, Land Use & Natural Resources, Mineral, Gas & Oil
On August 14, California Attorney General Rob Bonta
Like and Subscribe, But Do Not Call: Ninth Circuit Allows Parent's TCPA Suit Over Text Messages Sent to Son
July 25, 2023
Karen Louth
Business Litigation, Litigation Practice & Procedure, Privacy & Information Security
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A/B Trusts Today: Do They Still Make Sense in Modern Estate Plans?
Nicole D. Warmerdam
October 29, 2026
Once the default estate planning solution, A/B trusts now demand a more nuanced analysis as portability, income tax considerations, and client-specific goals reshape modern practice. Join attorneys Hee Sun Kim and Nicole Warmerdam as they compare trust structures, tax and administrative tradeoffs, modern alternatives, and situations where A/B planning is still appropriate.
Trusts & Estates, Estate Planning
Neighbor Tree-View Disputes: History and View Ordinances
Paul P. DeAngelis
October 27, 2026
From the absence of a common-law right to a view, to the growing role of local tree-view ordinances, this program explores the California legal framework governing this persistent source of conflict. Join attorney Paul DeAngelis, as he explains how courts and local ordinances balance competing interests in views, trees, and property use.
Real Property
Anti-SLAPP Appeals
Daniel T. Watts
September 26, 2025
Understanding how appellate courts evaluate the two parts to an anti-SLAPP motion is crucial for a successful appeal. Join Daniel Watts, Certified Appellate Specialist, as he emphasizes the importance of understanding the two prongs of anti-SLAPP motions, particularly the often-overlooked first prong concerning free speech rights.
Appellate Law, Litigation Practice & Procedure, Motion Practice , Appeals
Family Gifts & Trusts: Discovery and Enforcement in Support Cases
Laura E. Alterman
September 18, 2025
Family gifts and trusts can influence income determination in child and spousal support cases. In this program, Laura E.
Family Law, Child Support, Spousal Support
Lawyer's Survival Guide to the AI Revolution
Arthur E. Rothrock
September 12, 2025
AI can enhance efficiency in legal work and research, but understanding the limitations of AI is key to effective use. In this program, attorney Arthur Rothrock discusses the use of AI in legal practice, focusing on its capabilities, challenges, and best practices.
Legal Ethics
Attorney-Client Privilege: Challenges for In-House Counsel
Karla J Kraft
September 8, 2025
Attorney-client privilege arises from a presumption that communications with a lawyer have unique value. Join attorney Karla Kraft as she discusses how in-house counsel faces unique attorney-client privilege issues in a corporate context.
Business Entities, Corporations, Legal Ethics, Litigation Practice & Procedure
California's Cartwright Act: A General Explanation and Primer
William A. Markham
September 2, 2025
The Cartwright Act is California's principal antitrust law and has a broader scope compared to federal law. Join attorney William Markham as he provides an in-depth overview of the Cartwright Act, highlighting restraints of trade, per se violations, judicial tests and relevant markets, remedies under the Act, and differences from federal laws like the Sherman Act.
Business Litigation, Business Transactions, Mergers and Acquisitions
Protect Thy Client: The Quirks and Risks of IP Insurance
Philip R. Green
August 26, 2025
Intellectual Property (IP) insurance is essential for protecting clients in litigation. In this program, attorney Phil Green highlights various aspects of IP insurance, the types of insurance available, and the role of due diligence in obtaining appropriate coverage.
Intellectual Property
AI Insights: Don Ho in Conversation with MK Marsden
Don Ho
August 22, 2025
"AI Insights" seeks to provide the latest updates in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and to decode emerging technologies for legal professionals and business leaders. In Episode #1, attorney and host Don Ho and MK Marsden discuss what legal professionals should know about AI and how it impacts their practice.
Business Litigation, Privacy & Information Security
Understanding Gun Trusts in California
Victoria Rayman
July 24, 2025
California has strict gun laws that complicate ownership, and gun trusts help in transferring firearms after death. Attorney Victoria Rayman will discuss how properly structured gun trusts help clients avoid probate, plan for shared access, and ensure continuity of lawful firearm ownership upon incapacity or death.
Trusts & Estates, Estate Planning
Trees, Vines & Views: The Root of Neighbor Disputes
Matthew A. Lab
July 22, 2025
A tree can lead to a legal dispute if it interferes with a neighbor's enjoyment of their property. Attorney Matthew Lab explores the complexities of neighbor disputes related to trees, focusing on ownership, maintenance, and legal rights under California law.
Real Property, Easements & Boundaries, Nuisance & Trespass
Subtrust Funding: Understanding Subtrust Elements Prior to Actual Funding
David Burchard Gaw
July 18, 2025
Dive into an advanced and step-by-step approach to subtrust funding and avoid adverse tax and nontax consequences. Part 2 in a 3-part series, join David Gaw and Jacqueline Patterson as they explain the tools needed to maximize the tax benefits available through a well-executed distribution and allocation process.
Trusts & Estates, Trust Administration
Utilizing LLCs to Purchase Rental Property
WookSun Hong
July 17, 2025
Using a Limited Liability Company (LLC) to purchase real estate can offer specific protections, as well as present certain challenges. In this program, WookSun Hong explores the use of LLCs in purchasing and managing rental properties.
Business Entities, LLCs, Real Property, Purchase and Sale Transactions & Disputes
(Alternative) Dispute Resolution in the Cannabis & Hemp Industries
Lara L. DeCaro
July 10, 2025
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in the cannabis industry offers an effective means of resolving disputes, particularly given the legal ambiguities surrounding cannabis law. Join attorneys Lara DeCaro and Timothy Alger as they delve into the types of disputes commonly encountered and the unique legal challenges in cannabis disputes.
ADR, Cannabis
Writing Your First Opening Appellate Brief: A Guide to Getting Started
David J. Graulich
June 18, 2025
Learn how writing an appeal differs from preparing other trial documents. Attorney David Graulich discusses the decision-making process involved in appealing a case and outlines practical tips for writing an effective opening appellate brief.
Appellate Law, Litigation Practice & Procedure, Appeals
Guardianship Involving Children and ICWA
Mica Llerandi
June 10, 2025
Guardianships provide legal authority for decision-making for minors. In addition, state and federal law require notice under the Indian Child Welfare Act (CIWA) in all child custody proceedings that involve an Indian child.
Trusts & Estates, Guardianships & Conservatorships
Preparing & Conducting a Trial Before the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board
Houman Hamidzadeh
June 6, 2025
The California Workers' Compensation system is complex and requires careful navigation. Join Houman Hamidzadeh as he provides insights to the types of benefits available to injured workers, the claim process, medical opinions, the discovery process, and trial preparation.
Workers' Compensation
Best Practices for Family Law Attorneys in Preventing Firearms Violence
Monica Mazzei
May 27, 2025
Firearm safety is a critical issue in family law practice, particularly concerning the protection of children during custody disputes. Join attorney Monica Mazzei and Lesley Hu, founder of Pierce’s Pledge, as they offer their personal stories and practical steps for family law attorneys to implement firearm safety measures in their practice.
Family Law, Domestic Violence Prevention Act (DVPA)
Journeys in the Law: Susan Beck
Susan G K Beck
May 21, 2025
Journeys in the Law spotlights practitioners who enjoy their current work and want to share how they got to where they are now. In this program, Susan Beck shares her career path and legal experience - from law school to her current role - and provides practical advice for a successful legal career and maintaining wellness along the way.
Law Practice Management
Broker Liability: Regulatory Updates and Civil Issues
Mary Work
May 12, 2025
After the NAR (National Association of Realtors) Settlement, broker liability and compensation in California real estate has undergone recent changes. Join attorneys Neil Kalin, Jose Mendoza, and Mary Work has they discuss the implications of the settlement and the evolving landscape of broker duties.
Real Property, Purchase and Sale Transactions & Disputes
Required Minimum Distributions After the SECURE Act and SECURE Act 2.0
Robert Jonathan Lowe
April 22, 2025
The SECURE Act and SECURE Act 2. 0 introduced new age thresholds for Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs).
Tax Law, Trusts & Estates
Journeys in the Law: Roy L. Comer
Roy Lee Comer
March 26, 2025
Journeys in the Law spotlights practitioners who enjoy their current work and want to share how they got to where they are now. In this program, Roy L.
Law Practice Management
Land Use and CEQA Case Law Update: March 2025
Justin J. Mahramas
March 24, 2025
Stay up-to-date on the most recent developments in land use and CEQA issues in California in this monthly case law update. Join attorneys Justin Mahramas and Lauren Chang as they share the most relevant cases from February 2025 and the past month, featuring cases from the California Supreme Court and Courts of Appeal.
Environmental, Land Use & Natural Resources, CEQA & Other Environmental Regulation
Wildfire Insurance Claims
Daniel J. Veroff
March 20, 2025
Wildfires continue to put millions of Californians at risk of damage to their property. Join attorneys Victor Jacobellis and Dan Veroff as they provide a comprehensive overview of wildfire insurance claims, discuss the importance of understanding different categories of loss and damage, and how to present claims effectively.
Insurance Law, Real Property, Property & Liability Insurance
What to Consider Before and After Your Client Dies
Hee Sun Kim
January 24, 2025
Estate planning is crucial for ensuring clients' wishes are honored before and after their death. Join Kim, Hee Sun as she discusses the critical aspects of estate planning, including the importance of harmonizing assets with trusts, verifying beneficiary designations, and proactive planning and communication with clients.
Trusts & Estates
Conservatorship Basics: What is a Conservatorship and When is One Needed
Beti Bergman
January 3, 2025
Conservatorships are legal arrangements where a judge appoints a responsible party (the “conservator”) to care for individuals (the “conservatee”) unable to manage their own affairs. This program explains types of conservatorships, when one is needed, and alternatives to conservatorships.
Trusts & Estates, Guardianships & Conservatorships
Key Developments in Ethics 2024
Mark Logan Tuft
December 17, 2024
Each year, developments in California law, policymaking, and new judicial opinions contribute to a changing legal landscape in Ethics. In this program, attorneys Mark Tuft and David Majchrzak provide an overview of important developments in Ethics based on new legislation, cases, and state/federal policies.
Legal Ethics
Working with Non-U.S. Citizen Clients: Flags for Implicit Bias
Vanessa Frank
December 11, 2024
Understanding immigration status is crucial for effective legal representation. In this program, immigration attorney Vanessa Frank discusses the complexities of immigration law and the statuses of non-citizen clients.
Immigration Law
Key Developments in Privacy Law 2024
Darci Burrell
December 5, 2024
Each year, developments in California law, federal legislation and policymaking, and new judicial opinions contribute to a changing legal landscape in Privacy Law. In this program, Darci E.
Privacy & Information Security
Proposition 19 – Explaining the Property Tax Impacts
Gregory R Broege
November 1, 2024
Proposition 19 was a major change to the property tax system and could cause issues for many taxpayers. Attorney Gregory Broege discusses the background of Proposition 19, its impact on property taxes, and provides insights for practitioners counseling property owners and potential heirs.
Real Property, Tax Law, Trusts & Estates
Continuing Care Retirement Communities
Anne Marie Murphy
October 21, 2024
Learn how to advise your clients about what a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) is and help them determine whether it is right for them. Attorney Anne Marie Murphy shares her insights into representing residents in CCRC-related litigation and highlights the importance of understanding the financial and legal implications of entering a CCRC.
Trusts & Estates, Elder Law
Ins and Outs of IP Licensing
Philip R. Green
September 20, 2024
Licenses to use intellectual property are temporary, making it important to stay up-to-date with current developments in intellectual property (IP) law. Join Phil Green as he provides an in-depth exploration of IP licensing, covering essential concepts, types of licenses, the importance of clear terms in agreements, and the necessity of due diligence.
Intellectual Property
Well-Being for Attorneys: How to Maintain a Healthy Lifestyle and Avoid Burnout
Daphne P. Bishop
September 13, 2024
The American Bar Association’s National Task Force on Lawyer Well-Being recognizes that well-being is “an indispensable part of a lawyer’s duty of competence. ” Join attorney Daphne Pierre Bishop as she highlights the importance of well-being for attorneys, the mental state of the legal profession, the impact of burnout, and the need for mindfulness practices to improve well-being.
Law Practice Management, Legal Ethics
Immigration Attorney Trauma Response and Client Care
Caroline Kornfield Roberts
September 12, 2024
Attorneys who represent immigrant survivors of trauma need to comply with their duty of competence while also maintaining their own well-being. Join attorney Caroline Roberts as she highlights how to recognize responses to clients' stories of trauma and use that awareness to mitigate any potential impact on their competent representation of clients.
Immigration Law, Legal Ethics
Litigating Protective Orders Based on Coercive Control
Lisa R. Szekely
August 30, 2024
Domestic violence restraining order cases can include allegations of disturbing the peace and coercive control. Knowing how to litigate these issues, even in the absence of physical violence, can help practitioners make persuasive arguments for protective orders for their clients.
Family Law, Domestic Violence Prevention Act (DVPA)
Real Estate Case Law Update: August
Anna Y. Liu
August 8, 2024
Get up to speed on recent real estate case law with this monthly update. In this program, Anna Liu and Tiffany Yee provide an overview of the most relevant real estate cases in California from the past month on housing, commercial leasing, and landlord-tenant law.
Real Property
Journeys in the Law: Rosetta Broomfield
Rosetta Broomfield
July 17, 2024
Journeys in the Law spotlights practitioners who enjoy their current work and want to share how they got to where they are now. In this program, Rosetta Broomfield shares her career path and legal experience - from law school to her current role - and provides advice for managing stress and maintaining wellness along the way.
Law Practice Management
Explaining Charitable Remainder Trusts - From Mystery to Mastery
Klaus Gottlieb
July 9, 2024
Have you ever felt at a loss how to best explain to your clients what a 7520 rate is and how exactly it determines the present value of the remainder interest? Attorney Klaus Gottlieb explores the benefits and complexities of Charitable Remainder Trusts (CRTs), the impact of the IRS 7520 discount rate on tax deductions and remainder values, and the optimization of CRT structures for maximizing benefits.
Tax Law, Trusts & Estates
Land Use and CEQA Case Law Update: June
Justin J. Mahramas
June 27, 2024
Stay up-to-date on the most recent developments in land use and CEQA issues in California in this monthly case law update. Join attorneys Justin Mahramas and Lauren Chang as they share the most relevant cases in California from the past month, featuring cases from the California Supreme Court and California Court of Appeal.
Environmental, Land Use & Natural Resources, CEQA & Other Environmental Regulation
Ethically Navigating Licenses for Cannabis Businesses
Beau L. Epperly
June 4, 2024
Representing clients in the cannabis industry involves a systematic approach for dealing with cannabis-specific ethical issues. In this program, Beau Epperly and Shabnam Malek discuss the ethical challenges of advising cannabis businesses, including staying informed about changes in the law, navigating ethical duties as in-house counsel, and balancing business needs and legal risks.
Cannabis, Legal Ethics
Dealing with the Difficult Witness at Deposition
Roy Lee Comer
April 24, 2024
Depositions are not simple Q&A's when you have a witness that does not readily give you the information you need. In this program, attorney Roy L.
Litigation Practice & Procedure
Land Use and CEQA Case Law Update: April
Justin J. Mahramas
April 16, 2024
Stay up-to-date on the most recent developments in land use and CEQA issues in California in this monthly case law update. Join attorneys Justin Mahramas and Lauren Chang as they share the most relevant cases in California from the past month, featuring cases from the U.
Environmental, Land Use & Natural Resources, CEQA & Other Environmental Regulation
Ethical Considerations of Collaborating with Attorneys Outside Your Firm
Erin F. Giglia
April 3, 2024
Practitioners who need some extra help often turn to contract attorneys or refer work out in order to meet the needs of their caseload. In this course, attorney Erin Giglia discusses the ethical considerations of working with contract attorneys, co-counsel, referral relationships, and best practices.
Law Practice Management
Landlord Tenant Issues: Implied Warranty of Habitability & Tenant Harassment
Paul P. DeAngelis
March 22, 2024
Landlords of residential properties must keep the units safe for residents, including making repairs and maintaining habitability. Attorney Paul DeAngelis will explain the nature of implied warranty of habitability, examples of covered areas, and the landlord’s duty to repair and maintain the premises.
Real Property, Residential Landlord-Tenant
Conservation Easements: Drafting for Deductibility and Enforcement
Karin D. Troedsson
March 15, 2024
Conservation easements can offer a variety of federal, state, and local tax benefits to the grantor. Whatever the terms of the easement, each transaction is unique.
Real Property, Tax Law, Trusts & Estates
Health Care Policy Updates: New California Laws for 2024
Tish Pickett
March 12, 2024
T he recent 2023 Legislative Session in California passed numerous bills that impact healthcare. Attorney Tish Pickett will discuss 15 new California laws that will affect health plans, health insurance companies, providers, and Californians.
Privacy & Information Security
Grappling with Opinion Testimony and the Evidence Code
Christopher Onstott
March 1, 2024
The rules of evidence, and how to apply them, are crucial to litigating a case. In this course, attorney Christopher Onstott discusses opinion testimony, how to handle layperson versus expert testimony, and when expert opinion testimony is admissible.
Evidence, Litigation Practice & Procedure, Evidentiary Issues
Health Care Case Law Updates: February
Tish Pickett
February 6, 2024
Learn about the recent cases in Health Care Law in this monthly case law update. Join attorney Tish Pickett as she discusses relevant cases from the past two months from the California courts.
Privacy & Information Security
Yikes, a Franchise Lawsuit: Introduction to Franchise Litigation in California
Peter C. Lagarias
January 29, 2024
Franchise businesses make up over 40% of all retail sales and span the industries of fast food, hotels, and fitness. With such a large portion of the market, litigation between franchisors and franchises is becoming more common.
Business Litigation
Resolving Disputes Over Pet Ownership & Custody
Bruce A Wagman
January 25, 2024
Pets are often referred to as a part of the family and a human’s bond with their animal is strong. However, this strong relationship may also lead to legal disputes over possession and ownership.
Family Law
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