Overview & update of various immigration-related matters in the United States, including the Biden/Harris Administration's proposed travel ban, U.S. business immigration law updates, U.S. family-based immigration law updates, and the potential ramification of crimes on immigration status in the U.S. This CLE webinar is approved for 1.5 NJ CLE credits.
Learn how to represent individual consumer clients ethically, from intake to a closing letter. This webinar is approved for 1.0 NJ Ethics CLE credit.
A primer for PIP Arbitration, filing and responding to a Demand with Forthright, review of the NJ No-Fault PIP Arbitration Rules, preparing the submission for the Arbitration Hearing, appearance at the hearing, attorney fees and costs, post-hearing applications and appeals filed in Superior Court.
This webinar will address topics including: Ensuring a medical expert is qualified and effective; Risk management: counseling clients on office policies and procedures; and Regulatory/ethical aspects: corporate practice of medicine; fraud-and-abuse laws. This webinar is approved for 2.0 NJ CLE credits.
An overview of the Parenting Coordination process and common issues and concerns with guidance from a mental health professional and seasoned Parenting Coordination, Shireen Meistrich, LCSW. This webinar is approved for 1.0 NJ CLE credit.
The practice of law has changed with meetings, client hearings, and workspaces being moved to online and virtual environments. As law firms consider their process and take a long-term view of their future, how to adapt to the digital practices that are now industry standard should be a top priority. From how you interact with … Continue reading LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY TO IMPLEMENT THE 11 HABITS OF SUCCESSFUL LAW FIRMS
This in-person seminar will provide an overview of this past year in Guardianships -- the good, the bad and the ugly -- followed by a review of new cases and hot topics that emerged over the year. This seminar is approved for 2.0 NJ CLE credits.
Rule 1.6(c) stipulates that a lawyer must make reasonable efforts to prevent the disclosure of confidential client information. The comments to Rule 1.6 require lawyers to act competently to safeguard client information and use reasonable safety precautions when transmitting a client communication. The exact meanings of “reasonable efforts,” “act competently,” and “reasonable precautions” may be … Continue reading SECURITY IS ONLY AS GOOD AS ITS WEAKEST LINK
A panel of prosecutors and defense attorneys will discuss some of the legal and administrative issues important to Bergen County's criminal practitioners. Moderated by Laura C. Sutnick, Esq. and Jessica A. Gomperts, Chief Prosecutor, Domestic Violence Squad. This in-person CLE seminar is approved for 2.0 CLE credits. Please join us immediately after the CLE for … Continue reading A CONVERSATION ABOUT HOT TOPICS IN CRIMINAL LAW – IN-PERSON CLE
This in-person seminar will provide a comprehensive review of the recovery court process and procedures. Presenters: Hon. Mitchell Steinhart, J.S.C. William Hernandez, Recovery Court Coordinator Samantha Schultz, Substance Abuse Evaluator Melanie Silletti, Bergen County Prosecutor's Office
This seminar will provide tips from the bench on all aspects of motion practice in civil cases pending in federal court. The goal is that both experienced federal practitioners and those with limited federal experience will walk away from the seminar with some useful pointers to implement in their practices. This in-person seminar will be … Continue reading Civil Motion Practice in Federal Court: Tips from the Bench
This two-credit Ethics CLE will discuss an attorney's obligation in regard to cybersecurity and ethics for both commercial and residential real estate closings.
