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Beverly Hills Bar Association

Listen to Beverly Hills Bar Association"s nationally recognized CLE content, featuring timely topics and speakers from across the country. You don’t need to be an attorney to tune in, but if you are, you’ll get CLE credit while you listen! Full details at www.bhba.org/podcasts.

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57:38

JuryBall: Putting the Big Data Revolution to Work in...

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2026/04/22

Drawing on his book JuryBall: The Big Data Revolution is Here, Claggett will walk attendees through how Jury Ball data can be applied at every stage of litigation, from case selection and discovery strategy to damages valuation, jury selection, and trial. The approach replaces litigation intuition with a data-driven, scientific methodology, and the results speak for themselves: Claggett's own verdicts predicted using this method include a $485,000,000 verdict in rural New Mexico, a $145,000,000

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62:27

Navigating Real Property Like-Kind Tax Exchanges in...

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2026/04/21

This program covers federal tax foundations for like-kind exchanges and focuses on critical distinctions and rules specific for California review.Join attorneys Howard Fisher of Fisher & Fisher and LaVonne D. Lawson of Leech Tishman as they review real property like-kind tax exchange concepts and the pre- and post- TCJA (Tax Cuts & Jobs Act) landscapes. While explaining federal requirements and highlighting differences for California property transactions, they will traverse specific

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73:12

The Nuts and Bolts of Workers' Compensation Subpoenas

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2026/04/20

Workers’ compensation subpoenas come with their own set of rules, deadlines, and fee requirements that can catch even seasoned attorneys off guard. Kimberly Wagner, Law Offices of Bradford & Barthel, breaks down the full process, covering everything from fee structures to obtaining records. This program zeroes in on the procedural details, payment obligations, and records retrieval process through EAMS and the DWC. Attendees will leave with a working understanding of what is required at every stage

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36:39

From Blueprint to Breakdown: Lessons From The...

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2026/04/16

When announced in December 2025, Disney and OpenAI's first-of-its-kind intellectual property licensing agreement sent shockwaves through Hollywood. A mere four months later, in an equally shocking development, OpenAI abandoned the deal and Disney withdrew in tandem. Join Julia Cherlow of Bird Marella LLP and David Shraga, the Media Mediator, as they explore the market driven reasons behind this pivot, how the deal nonetheless has permanently shifted the AI litigation and licensing markets, and

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74:51

Seeking the Truth—Applying the Dependency Hearsay...

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2026/04/15

A child's statement of sexual assault made to a third party is now admissible hearsay in Family Law DVPA proceedings. Hon. Geanene Yriarte, LASC, and Hon. Hank Goldberg (Ret.) of Signature Resolution will examine the new challenges for family law attorneys with the Dependency Hearsay Exception application in some of the most sensitive and highly contested restraining order hearings involving children.The Family Law Section is chaired by Jack McMorrow and Ryan Wedeking.

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57:15

The Power of Apologies

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2026/04/14

Sid Kanazawa — mediator, arbitrator, and trial lawyer with over 40 years of experience resolving disputes locally, nationally, and internationally — will reframe how attorneys think about apologies in the context of conflict resolution. Drawing on his teaching at Pepperdine and his widely republished 2004 article "Apologies and Lunch," Kanazawa will explore why a genuine apology functions as a gift rather than a transactional tool, and why that distinction matters in mediation and negotiation. He

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63:13

Don’t Get Left Behind: Navigating Bankruptcy and Tax...

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2026/04/13

With commercial and consumer bankruptcy filings rising and the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" (OBBBA) reshaping the fiscal landscape, 2026 demands a new strategic playbook. This session explores the sustained increase in insolvencies, driven by "slow-burn" financial strain, depleted savings, and pandemic-era debt. We will dive into the key tax implications of the OBBBA, along with top legal trends and emerging risks to watch in 2026.The Taxation Law Section is chaired by Philipp Behrendt.The

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28:40

No More Doggies in the Window: New California Animal...

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2026/04/10

California continues to lead the nation in the legal landscape of animal rights and owner liability standards. Join us for a discussion with animal law attorney Ryan Gordon, of Advancing Law for Animals, who will discuss the newest animal-related laws signed into California legislation.This 30-minute CLE session covers the most recent developments in this ever-expanding area of law including the Cat Declaw Ban and Veterinary Access. Participants will learn more about numerous legislative measures

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66:55

Zoom Depositions: The Good, The Bad, and The Unsettled

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2026/04/09

Join attorneys Adam Carlson, Managing Partner, and Andrew Schwartz, Of Counsel, of Casper, Meadows, Schwartz & Cook, as they cover the evolving role of Zoom depositions in modern litigation. This program examine both the efficiencies they offer and the challenges they present.Remote depositions have become a permanent feature of civil practice, allowing attorneys to save time and cost by eliminating travel, making it easier to depose out-of-state witnesses, and streamlining the management of

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70:11

Conservatorship 101: Navigating the System for Older...

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2026/04/08

Cynthia R. Cox of Cox Law Group will walk through how the conservatorship system works for older adults and individuals with special needs, covering the legal safeguards designed to protect vulnerable people alongside the practical challenges families face when capacity declines. Drawing on real-world scenarios, Cox will explore alternatives to conservatorship and the unique issues that arise in elder law and special needs planning. Attorneys will leave with a clearer understanding of how to guide

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63:05

Denaturalization Demystified: A Practical Guide for...

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2026/04/07

This program explores the legal complexities of denaturalization. Join attorneys Nancy Canter and Lindsay Vick of Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani, as they examine the grounds for revoking U.S. citizenship, the procedural steps involved, and the latest case law. Attendees will gain critical insights into defending against denaturalization actions and understanding the evolving legal landscape in immigration law.The Immigration Law Section is chaired by Ali Brodie.

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58:26

Law and Her Order: Power, Status & Influence for...

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2026/04/06

Women attorneys navigate a professional landscape where power, status, and influence operate by both spoken and unspoken rules. Mindy Gulati of Fundamental Advisory and Lindsay Goldford Gray of Catalyst Advisory explore how to navigate these realities and provides actionable strategies for thriving within them. Participants will explore the foundations of power and status in the legal profession, examine the “double bind” that often penalizes women for asserting authority, and learn practical tools

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65:56

AI in Your Practice: A Trial Attorney's Guide to...

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2026/04/03

Kenny Ramirez of the Kenny Ramirez Law Firm will walk through how trial attorneys can adopt AI deliberately and responsibly, covering the key distinctions between public AI models like ChatGPT and Claude, closed-universe legal platforms like CoCounsel and Lexis AI, and all-in-one tools like Harvey and Eve. Drawing on his own firm's experience, Ramirez will break down a three-phase framework for AI adoption — from compliance and ethical guardrails (attorney-client privilege, data security, HIPAA

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61:43

No Easy Getaway: State Court Litigation and the...

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2026/04/02

Judges Martin R. Barash (U.S. Bankruptcy Court, C.D. Cal.) and Lee R. Bagdanoff (Ret., JAMS), alongside Uzzi O. Raanan of Greenberg Glusker LLP and Jay Spillane of Spillane Trial Group PLC, will examine the intersection of state court litigation and bankruptcy proceedings, with a focus on enforcing judgments and debts in light of a bankruptcy filing. The panel will address the scope and operation of the automatic stay, key exceptions (including state court contempt proceedings and actions that

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64:31

Objections vs. Instructions Not to Answer (or...

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2026/03/30

To object, or not to object? Join Tony Ross of Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker for a comprehensive overview of the use of objections in the courtroom. The program will review best practices on the various reasons attorneys can instruct their witness not to answer, examine ways to protect privilege, and provide practical instruction on techniques to strategically utilize objections. This program also addresses how to navigate difficult scenarios when opposing counsel won’t back down

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57:52

Defeating Motions to Compel Arbitration: Six...

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2026/03/30

Valerie T. McGinty of the Law Office of Valerie T. McGinty breaks down six key approaches attorneys can use to challenge motions to compel arbitration, from jurisdictional issues and mutual assent to unconscionability and scope. Drawing on a wide range of recent California and federal case law, McGinty will illustrate how courts have denied these motions across consumer, employment, elder abuse, and sexual harassment cases. Attorneys will leave with practical strategies for defeating arbitration

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How Lawyers Can Unlock the Power of Sleep to Thrive...

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2026/03/30

Lawyers pride themselves on outworking everyone, but skimping on sleep may be quietly tanking your performance, mental health, and malpractice risk. The science is clear: sleep is as essential as diet and exercise, yet high achievers are often the worst at getting it.Join sleep doctor, Dr. Audrey Wells and attorney well-being expert Kendra Brodin to learn why lawyers struggle with sleep. Sharpen your edge, protect your clients, and feel good doing it.You'll leave knowing how to:Understand what sleep

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64:09

Par for the Course: Legal Issues Arising from the...

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2026/03/29

The program features Hon. Clifford L. Klein (Ret.) and Justice Judith Ashmann-Gerst (Ret.), both of Signature Resolution, in a discussion of the surprising and interesting legal issues that can arise from an otherwise simple social game of golf. Drawing from actual cases, the program explores golfer liability for wild shots or negligent course design, private club and event discrimination, disability accommodations, trans athletes, property tax for country clubs and intellectual property disputes

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62:26

Contract Drafting: Creator Partnership & Licensing...

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2026/03/28

This program focuses on the core drafting strategies behind effective creator partnership and licensing agreements in today’s creator economy. April Paredes, founder of Ascent Legal, will break down the key provisions attorneys must get right, including ownership and IP rights, scope of licenses, compensation structures, brand approvals, termination provisions, and common negotiation pitfalls. Designed for attorneys advising creators, brands, and agencies, this program delivers concrete guidance for

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57:28

Health Care Law 101: A Survey of Current Healthcare...

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2026/03/28

This introductory webinar provides a practical overview of foundational health care law topics, including HIPAA compliance, medical staffing regulations, reimbursement processes, and related regulatory considerations. Designed for attorneys new to the field or those seeking a refresher, the program highlights key legal risks and compliance principles impacting today’s health care industry. Attendees will obtain a clearer understanding of how these laws apply in practice and the key compliance risks

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