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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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55:52

Navigating the EU Data Act: Essential Insights and...

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2025/10/09

This program offers a practical overview of the EU Data Act and what it means for companies handling digital data across sectors.

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61:06

Prosecuting Employment Tax Fraud and Alien Harboring...

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2025/10/08

The new administration has made immigration crimes a major focus of law enforcement resources, and the IRS recently announced that it would prioritize tax cases with an immigration crime aspect. Professor Jean Reisz, co-director of USC’s Immigration Clinic, and Evan J. Davis, a former federal prosecutor and principal at Hochman Salkin Toscher Perez P.C., will discuss what civil and criminal immigration and tax attorneys should expect from the IRS Criminal Investigation–Homeland Security

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55:52

Navigating Kaiser Permanente’s Arbitration Process

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2025/10/07

With more than 9.5 million Californians receiving care through Kaiser Permanente, understanding its unique arbitration system is essential for any practitioner handling claims with the healthcare giant. Join Hon. Mark H. Pierce (Ret.) for an insider’s look at Kaiser’s arbitration process—from arbitrator selection and cost management to the role of the Office of Independent Administrator. This program will explore how to use mediation effectively, minimize expert and hearing costs, and improve

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61:00

Don’t Get SLAPPed Around in Civil Court: How to...

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2025/10/06

Many attorneys associate anti-SLAPP statutes with defamation cases, but these laws reach far beyond, impacting a wide range of civil litigation matters—including business disputes, employment claims, and real estate conflicts. This program will help you identify and effectively respond to SLAPP tactics used against your clients in civil litigation, while also offering practical guidance on avoiding claims that may trigger an anti-SLAPP motion. Because these motions can result in early dismissal and

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56:50

Legal Tech Revolution: Essential AI & Technology...

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2025/10/03

The legal landscape is transforming faster than ever, and firms that don't adapt risk losing clients to tech-savvy competitors. This session cuts through the hype to deliver actionable intelligence on AI and emerging technologies that are already reshaping how successful firms operate. Learn to identify game-changing tools, avoid costly implementation mistakes, and position your firm to better serve your clients.

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66:46

Practical & Ethical AI Considerations for Litigators...

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2025/10/02

Whether you're AI-curious or already implementing these tools, this course provides the ethical framework and practical skills needed to maintain competence in an evolving legal landscape. Transform Your Practice with Confidence & Compliance.Join Steno expert, Joe Stephens, for a comprehensive exploration of AI in litigation that bridges ethical obligations with practical implementation. This hands-on session delivers both the ethical framework and tactical skills, like security evaluation and

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63:53

Mediating Against Public Entities

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2025/10/01

Rhonda Mallory, drawing on 35 years of experience in both the private and public sectors, unpacks the realities of mediating claims involving government defendants. This program explores why mediating with public entities often requires a more complex, time-consuming process—complete with multi-level approval structures, limited negotiation flexibility, and post-settlement delays.

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67:12

AI and Fair Use in the Wake of Warhol and the...

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2025/09/30

Join the BHBA Art Law Section for an in-depth look at the fair use defense in recent AI litigation and changes in applications of fair use in light of the Supreme Court's 2023 decision in Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. v. Goldsmith and the pre-publication version of the Copyright Office's report, released in May 2025, on copyright and generative AI training.

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63:13

The Intersection of Intellectual Property Law and...

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2025/09/29

Where does intellectual property law impact real estate activity?Have you considered copyrights in building photographs and in architectural plans, and when those photographs and plans can be used, copied, transferred, etc.?Do you know about landlord liability for IP infringement by tenants?What about copyright issues around artist’s rights under the Visual Artists Rights Act (VARA), and do those rights exist irrespective of any subsequent physical ownership of the building and of the artwork

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58:19

Motorcycle Helmets 101: Understanding the Critical...

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2025/09/26

Malosack Berjis, Co-founder and Managing Partner of Berjis | Myers, unpacks the legal and medical significance of motorcycle helmets in personal injury cases. This session explores the evolution of helmet laws, modern helmet technology, and the key factors attorneys must evaluate when handling injury cases involving motorcyclists. Learn how helmet use—or lack thereof—can influence liability, damages, and comparative fault, especially in cases involving traumatic brain injuries.

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59:21

Caveat Litigator: Avoiding Landmines in California...

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2025/09/25

Even seasoned litigators can find themselves on shaky ground when a case involves California real estate. Drawing on real-world mediation experiences and case law, this course will demystify zoning and land use rules, highlight the hidden risks associated with relying too heavily on title reports, and provide practical strategies for approaching partition disputes. You’ll also gain clarity on California’s expansive disclosure obligations and how they can tip the scales in mediation when properly

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58:29

Gifts With Purpose: Decoding the Types of...

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2025/09/24

This presentation is intended to provide attorneys, whether acting as professional fiduciaries or advising them, with an overview of issues related to satisfying certain types of gifts, to support the proper and efficient administration of an estate or trust. This presentation will initially explain and illustrate the different types of gifts. Next, the presentation will summarize what the donee receives in addition to the gift itself, if anything, such as income or interest. Third, the presentation

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97:19

Hollywood, Highways, and Generative AI Outputs:...

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2025/09/23

The rapid growth of AI systems is colliding with complex legal questions that cut across industries. Eugene Volokh (Hoover Institution; UCLA School of Law), Mark MacCarthy (Brookings Institution; Georgetown University; Author of Regulating Digital Platforms), Jess Miers (University of Akron School of Law), and moderator Jonathan Cohen (Wilkinson Barker Knauer, LLP) will examine pressing issues on the horizon—who bears responsibility for harmful or inaccurate generative AI outputs, how laws may apply

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65:20

AI Meets IP: Navigating Legal Minefields in the Age...

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2025/09/22

As artificial intelligence continues to transform creative industries, the legal landscape is racing to catch up. Join entertainment attorney Sky Moore for a discussion on the key intellectual property, licensing, and liability issues surrounding AI-generated content, including legal developments involving copyright, trademark, right of publicity, defamation, unfair competition, and the guilds.

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66:35

Substance Abuse in Family Court: Legal Tools and...

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2025/09/19

When substance abuse enters a custody dispute, the legal and emotional stakes escalate dramatically. Hon. Harry L. Powazek (Ret.) of Signature Resolution draws from decades on the family bench and his experience in drug court to examine the statutory tools available to address substance abuse—such as Family Code §3041.5 testing orders, supervised visitation protocols, and the use of trained custody evaluators.

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60:05

Navigating Trust Taxation in California: A Guide for...

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2025/09/18

This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of trust taxation in California, focusing on the rules governing fiduciary income tax, residency considerations, and the allocation of income between beneficiaries and trusts. Attendees will gain insight into how California determines trust residency and the implications for multistate trusts. Key compliance requirements and recent legal developments will also be discussed to help trustees, practitioners and advisors navigate this complex area of

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60:31

Hollywood Enters The Legal Battle Over AI: The...

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2025/09/17

The world of AI litigation recently entered a whole new phase when for the first time two major Hollywood studios -- Disney and NBCUniversal -- jumped into the fray and filed their game-changing and conceptually novel lawsuit against Midjourney. This program is hosted by David Shraga, a Hollywood insider with 20+ years of experience as an entertainment litigator and Business & Legal Affairs studio executive, who will offer insights from the Studio's perspective on the complex legal, business and

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70:55

ChatGPT 5, Claude 4.1, and Gemini: The Next Round...

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2025/09/16

The AI landscape has evolved—and so have the ways these tools can transform your legal practice. In this fast-paced follow-up to last year’s hit program, Stephen M. Smith takes a sharper, deeper look at ChatGPT 5, Claude 4.1, and the latest Gemini model, revealing advanced capabilities, fresh legal applications, and the latest updates you need to know. You’ll see how these platforms can draft more persuasive briefs, uncover insights faster, strengthen client communication, and streamline complex

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63:38

Navigating Regional Center’s Game-Changing...

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2025/09/15

The California Self-Determination Program has been a game-changer for people with developmental disabilities and their families. For regional center clients, it can be an alternative to the traditional way of providing regional center services. The program allows participants to use their specific budgets to purchase services and supports they need to make their person-center plans work better for them. Participants may choose what services they want, which providers to provide those services and

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59:23

Depositions Are Trial with Sach D. Oliver

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2025/09/12

Renowned trial attorney Sach D. Oliver shares a structured, results-driven approach to turning depositions into powerful trial tools. This program will walk you through planning with purpose, crafting a compelling case narrative, and using strategic word choice and visuals to motivate truthful testimony. Attendees will learn how to set clear goals, execute a focused deposition strategy, and lay the groundwork for stronger settlements and verdicts.

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