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Hooked on CLE: August 2018
Contains material from Dec 2017 to Jun 2018
Hooked on CLE: August 2018
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THIS MONTH: Distributed Ledger Technology • Diversity in the Legal Department and Outside Firms • Silence is Golden: What are Your Rights when Stopped by a Law Enforcement Officer? • Opening Statements and Closing Arguments - How Far Can You Go? • Ethics in Contracting Issues
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Distributed Ledger Technology (Jun 2018)
Samuel C. Dibble, Jeremy Drzal
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Session 1
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Distributed Ledger Technology (Jun 2018)
An easy to understand overview of cryptocurrencies, tokens, blockchain and other applications of distributed ledger technology. Learn about exciting recent developments in the use of this technology and innovations in how funds are raised, including recent trends in ICOs, SAFTs and token pre-sales. Also hear about the securities, tax and consumer protection issues raised by these innovations.
Originally presented: May 2018 Technology Law Conference
Samuel C. Dibble,
Baker Botts L.L.P. - San Francisco, CA
Jeremy Drzal,
BLOCK512 - Austin, TX
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Diversity in the Legal Department and Outside Firms (Jun 2018)
Elena Villaseñor Sullivan, Uchechi A. Demaske, Jennifer Evans Morris, John V. Trevino Jr.
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Diversity in the Legal Department and Outside Firms (Jun 2018)
Learn how to design and build a diverse legal team–inside and out–to achieve superior advice and drive better business results.
Originally presented: May 2018 Corporate Counsel Institute
Elena Villaseñor Sullivan,
USAA - San Antonio, TX
Uchechi A. Demaske,
USAA - San Antonio, TX
Jennifer Evans Morris,
AT&T - Dallas, TX
John V. Trevino Jr.,
Mannatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP - Costa Mesa, CA
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Silence is Golden: What are Your Rights when Stopped by a Law Enforcement Officer? (Jun 2018)
Paul Steven Zoltan
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Silence is Golden: What are Your Rights when Stopped by a Law Enforcement Officer? (Jun 2018)
The U.S. Constitution provides a shield against law enforcement overreach. Learn how to wield it to help you or your clients invoke its protections.
Originally presented: Jun 2018 Silence is Golden
Paul Steven Zoltan,
Law Office Of Paul S. Zoltan - Dallas, TX
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Opening Statements and Closing Arguments—How Far Can You Go? (Dec 2017)
Francisco Guerra IV
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Opening Statements and Closing Arguments—How Far Can You Go? (Dec 2017)
In today’s desensitized society, lawyers need to do more to convince juries to identify with their client and deliver a verdict in the client’s favor. Explore how lawyers can teach to all five of the jurors’ senses when using demonstrative evidence, and discuss effective strategies for opening statements and closing arguments—such as violating the Golden Rule and maximizing the use of the laws of primacy and recency—that practitioners can use to maximize the probability of winning the trial.
Originally presented: Nov 2017 Civil Litigation Conference
Francisco Guerra IV,
Watts Guerra - San Antonio, TX
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Ethics in Contracting Issues (Apr 2018)
Tom Spahn
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Ethics in Contracting Issues (Apr 2018)
Using hypotheticals, this presentation focuses on a number of ethics issues that might arise in contracting situations. Can lawyers take advantage of privileged communications the adversary inadvertently sends them? Can lawyers receiving electronic documents look for hidden metadata the other side has not scrubbed? What duties do lawyers have in representing contracting parties, with regards to disclosing client confidences to prevent the adversary from being deceived about the clients' intent, or to correct the adversary's misunderstanding about the law, the contract's terms, or the adversary's scriveners error?
Originally presented: Apr 2018 Health Law Conference
Tom Spahn,
McGuireWoods LLP - Tysons, VA