CLE by the Hour 2018

The CLE By the Hour seminar is designed to allow attorneys the opportunity to obtain Trial Practice, Ethics, and Professionalism credits prior to the annual CLE deadline. The seminar will cover a variety of legal issues using panelists and interactive discussions of real-life scenarios to provide interesting and practical education. 

Seminar Information
Date Presented:
December 06, 2018 8:30 AM Eastern
Length:
8 hours, 40 minutes
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Thursday December 6, 2018

Taxes — everyone loves them, right?  Well, even if you don't, you need to know what has changed for individuals in the federal tax laws with the passing of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.  How will the changes impact your clients?  How will they impact you?  Join our discussion about the changes you need to know including tax rates, standard deductions, State & Local Tax (SALT) deductions, alimony, mortgage interest deductions, etc.

Speaker Information
Dan Branch  [ view bio ]
Sherri Holder  [ view bio ]
Michael Senger  [ view bio ]

Taxes impact everyone – individuals and businesses.  On the business side, the recent changes to the federal tax law can have a major impact on your clients or current/future lawsuits.  Join us for a discussion of the changes in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that directly impact your clients -- businesses and business owners.  Changes to be discussed include corporate tax rates, qualified business income (QBI, especially important for privately held business owners), deductions, repatriation of profits, taxation of foreign partners upon the sale of domestic partnership interests, and Global Low Tax Intangible Income.

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Dan Branch  [ view bio ]
Seth Buchwald  [ view bio ]
Sherri Holder  [ view bio ]

The Code of Professional Conduct provides the baseline as to how attorneys should behave in their dealings with each other. However, it takes more than the minimum to create and maintain effective professional relationships and meet the court’s expectations. Through practical tips offered by experienced staff attorneys and a trial judge, participants will gain insight into common pitfalls and walk away with advice for best practices.

 

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Ana Maria Martinez  [ view bio ]
Wynn Sowersby  [ view bio ]
Honorable Jason B. Thompson  [ view bio ]
Carlos Vilela  [ view bio ]

This presentation will guide the audience through a discussion of conflict waivers and confidentiality considerations.  We will highlight the requirements of an effective conflict waiver and situations in which they are appropriate. We will also discuss confidentiality concerns and protections in the era of oversharing and internet boasting and shaming.

Speaker Information
Pat Brumbaugh  [ view bio ]
Shannon Sprinkle  [ view bio ]

While most lawyers generally understand the importance of diversity, many still face challenges with defeating implicit bias. This program, “Acknowledging and Interrupting Implicit Bias,” will not only help to identify the unconscious biases within the practice of law, but also provide a toolkit to interrupt and overcome these inclinations.  

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Bianca Motley Broom  [ view bio ]
Anuj Desai Desai  [ view bio ]
Clyde Mize  [ view bio ]

Preserving ESI and Your Sanity: Best Practices in eDiscovery is a 60-minute panel led by Larry Kunin (Morris Manning & Martin LLP), Kevin Patrick (Kevin Patrick Law), and Harry Winograd (Bodker, Ramsey, Andrews, Winograd & Wildstein, P.C.). Topics of discussion will include practice pointers in state and federal court related to electronically stored information (“ESI”), best practices surrounding data deletion and protecting privilege, a review of recent appellate and trial court rulings, and professional and ethical considerations involved in managing ESI.

Speaker Information
Larry Kunin  [ view bio ]
Kevin Patrick  [ view bio ]
Harry Winograd  [ view bio ]

Expand your client pool, create more satisfied clients, and compete with online legal services through alternative service models. Learn the risks and rewards of providing a la carte services, discrete representation, ghostwriting, and legal coaching.

Speaker Information
Margaret “Max” Ruthenberg-Marshall  [ view bio ]
Individual topic purchase: Selected
Georgia Bar
Total General Hours: 7.00
Including Ethics: 2.00
Including Trial: 3.00
Including Professionalism: 2.00
**Pending Approval
Products
On-Demand
Atlanta Bar Member Price:$395.00
Non-Member Price:$395.00