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Hooked on CLE: October 2024
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Hooked on CLE: October 2024
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THIS MONTH: Yet Another Acrimonious Election Year: The Challenge of Political Talk at Work (and On Social Media) • I Can’t Go For That (No Can Do): Celebrity Entities and Entanglements • Guardians of the Galaxy: General Counsel's Challenges in Managing Risk and Protecting a Nonprofit's Brand • 2024 Ethics Referendum: What Passed, What Didn’t, and What Now? • Consumer Mass Arbitration and Class Actions
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- Total Credit Hours:
- 4.00 | 1.00 ethics
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- TX, CA, PA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 9/30/2025
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Yet Another Acrimonious Election Year: The Challenge of Political Talk at Work (and On Social Media) (Jul 2024)
Erika Leonard
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0.75 | 0.25 ethics
Yet Another Acrimonious Election Year: The Challenge of Political Talk at Work (and On Social Media) (Jul 2024)
Discussions of political and social issues continue to dominate our newsfeeds and social media, and are sure to heat up heading into the election this Fall. When those discussions boil over into the workplace, it can be challenging for employers to balance employees’ exercise of self-expression with maintaining a respectful and productive workplace. Join us for a discussion of the legal issues around workplace expression in a charged political climate, including protected concerted activity, free speech implications, workplace respect and social media policies, and claims of retaliation.
Originally presented: May 2024 Labor and Employment Law Conference
Erika Leonard,
Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C. - Austin, TX
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I Can’t Go For That (No Can Do): Celebrity Entities and Entanglements (Sep 2024)
Ken Pajak
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—45 mins
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I Can’t Go For That (No Can Do): Celebrity Entities and Entanglements (Sep 2024)
An examination of special purpose business structures in the entertainment industry, commonly known as "Loan-Out” companies, and issues that arise when celebrities, such as actors, musicians, athletes, famous doctors, etc. utilize these Loan-Out companies to own their intellectual properties and provide their professional services, including a discussion of related ligation such as Hall v. Oates (2023).
Originally presented: Jul 2024 LLCs, LPs and Partnerships
Ken Pajak,
Pajak Law, PLLC - Austin, TX
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Guardians of the Galaxy: General Counsel's Challenges in Managing Risk and Protecting a Nonprofit's Brand (Apr 2024)
Megan E. Bell, Sasha Abrams, Emily Fan, Christie Yang
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Guardians of the Galaxy: General Counsel's Challenges in Managing Risk and Protecting a Nonprofit's Brand (Apr 2024)
Managing risk can seem fraught with issues from deciding how frequently to conduct enterprise-wide assessments to securing buy-in from business leaders. Discuss the pros and cons of external versus internal risk assessments, tools for managing risk, and practical examples of successful and unsuccessful approaches.
Originally presented: Feb 2024 Nonprofit Organizations Institute
Megan E. Bell,
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP - New York, NY
Sasha Abrams,
Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation - Palo Alto, CA
Emily Fan,
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation - Los Altos, CA
Christie Yang,
Walton Family Foundation - Washington, DC
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2024 Ethics Referendum: What Passed, What Didn’t, and What Now? (Jul 2024)
Claude E. Ducloux
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2024 Ethics Referendum: What Passed, What Didn’t, and What Now? (Jul 2024)
Texas Lawyers voted in April to adopt 12 new Disciplinary Rules and a new Rule of Disciplinary Procedure. So, based upon the results, how should lawyers expect the practice to change? Is there anything we need to do or understand right away?
Originally presented: Jun 2024 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Claude E. Ducloux,
Attorney at Law - Austin, TX
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Consumer Mass Arbitration and Class Actions (Jul 2024)
Tamara D. Baggett, Michelle R. Gomez
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Consumer Mass Arbitration and Class Actions (Jul 2024)
This panel discusses the shift from class actions to mass arbitrations in certain consumer disputes and the response from arbitral bodies, courts, and companies to address mass arbitrations.
Originally presented: May 2024 Technology Law Conference
Tamara D. Baggett,
Baker Hostetler - Dallas, TX
Michelle R. Gomez,
Baker Hostetler - Denver, CO