To practice successfully in 2021, you need to know about the new statutes and judicial decision that affect tort liability and civil procedure. Miss this program at your own risk! 3.0 hours MCLE credit (includes 1.0 hour of ethics)

ACCTLA Executive Board Meetings start at 6pm and the general meetings start at 6:30pm.The cost of dinner is $60.00 each. Cocktails and wine are no-host.NOTE: “NO-SHOWS” WILL BE BILLED FOR THEIR DINNER.RSVP to Mariana Harris at 925-257-4214 or by email at ACCTrialLawyers@gmail.comFor locations and deadlines, see your e-mail or e-mail Mariana at ACCTrialLawyers@gmail.com

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In this seminar, Dan Horowitz will explore the new world of social media, Zoom, 10 second conversations, detached relationships in the context of old school traditions of the trial lawyer as actor, orator, entertainer and communicator. Horowitz will argue that we can harness the new technologies and understand the new brain structures of the digital generation while preserving the moral and emotional connection that defined the great trial lawyers and made these actor warriors a driving force for change and social justice.

Are you up to date on professional responsibility obligations around the use of technology? The growing use and adoption of technology presents an increasing challenge to legal professionals. Join this webinar to learn how to meet your professional responsibility obligations while advancing technology in your practice. Trellis Research will cover the key ABA rules, applicable state regulations, and impart practical strategies for complying during Covid-19 with office best practices when working remotely. We encourage you to join this informative session to add value to your practice.

As trial lawyers, your focus is – as it should be – on the pre-trial and trial phases of litigation. But if it becomes apparent that your case is headed for an appeal, being proactive can make the difference between success and failure. What are the most important things that trial lawyers need to know, in order to best position their cases for appeal – either as appellant or appellee?
• Protecting the Record
• Knowing when to Appeal
• Appeals to the California and United States Supreme Courts
• Appellate Traps and Pitfalls for the Unwary
• Understanding Writs