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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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59:34

Briefly Focused: Using ChatGPT to Improve Lawyering...

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2025/06/18

Distractions are everywhere—especially for lawyers with ADHD juggling high caseloads, a large volume of incoming and outgoing communications, and client obligations.In this session, Sonya Sigler, Executive Leadership Coach, and Business Strategy Consultant, PractiGal will guide you through how to leverage ChatGPT to enhance organization time management, legal writing, and client management. You’ll learn actionable techniques to boost productivity, stay on track, and avoid common pitfalls.This

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65:03

Briefly Focused: Understanding Motivations and...

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2025/06/18

Motivation can feel unpredictable for ADHD brains, but understanding the role of dopamine can help attorneys regain control.In this session, Lindsey Paoli, LMFT, LCPC, The MIND Performance Therapist, breaks down the neuroscience of motivation and how ADHD affects drive and focus. Learn practical techniques to boost motivation, sustain productivity, and naturally increase dopamine levels to improve focus and energy. This session will provide science-backed methods to help attorneys maintain momentum,

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72:27

Briefly Focused: Navigating Law Firm Life with ADHD |...

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2025/06/18

Traditional productivity advice often fails ADHD professionals—so what should you do instead?Annie Little, JD, PCC, ICF Certified Coach, JD Nation, a career and ADHD coach for lawyers, will share helpful strategies for thriving in law firms from identifying the underlying cause(s) of your executive dysfunction to effectively asking for support without disclosing your diagnosis. This session will also discuss the importance of a supportive work environment that not only accepts but also embraces

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75:02

Briefly Focused: Maximizing Productivity while...

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2025/06/18

Distractions are everywhere—especially for lawyers with ADHD juggling high caseloads, a large volume of incoming and outgoing communications, and client obligations. In this session, ADHD coach Cena Block, Certified Productivity Coach, Certified Organizer Coach & Consultant, Sane Spaces, LLC will teach strategies to minimize physical and digital clutter, use technology effectively, and manage energy for optimal focus. Participants will also develop personalized strategies to improve their

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75:03

Briefly Focused: Building Structure & Boundaries for...

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2025/06/18

Lawyers with ADHD often struggle with structuring their time and maintaining boundaries in a demanding profession. This session, led by ADHD coach Cena Block, Certified Productivity Coach, Certified Organizer Coach & Consultant, Sane Spaces, LLC explores brain-based modes of attention and how to create sustainable work structures.Learn to set effective boundaries, develop routines tailored to your strengths, and create a work environment that supports focus and efficiency. The session will

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71:54

Briefly Focused: Managing and Thriving with Executive...

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2025/06/18

Executive function challenges can make lawyering with ADHD overwhelming—but understanding your strengths and weaknesses can be a game-changer. Lindsey Paoli, LMFT, LCPC, The MIND Performance Therapist, will use her expertise in mental health and ADHD to guide participants through identifying their own executive function profiles and strategies for improving areas of weakness. Lawyers will learn practical tools to work with their unique ADHD brain to strengthen their areas of weakness, while also

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82:23

Briefly Focused: Understanding ADHD In Lawyers |...

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2025/06/18

ADHD is often misunderstood, especially in high-performance professions like law. In this program, lawyer-turned-career and ADHD coach Annie Little, JD, PCC of JD Nation will clear up common misconceptions about ADHD in lawyers by breaking down the relevant neuroscience (alongside lots of memes).You will also learn about the unique challenges ADHD brings to the legal field, namely executive function deficits in everyday tasks like planning, prioritizing, and time management. But it’s not just about

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60:06

Corporate Evasion and the Breakdown of Discovery With...

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2025/06/17

DiCello Levitt's Adam J. Levitt, Diandra “Fu” Debrosse, and Brian O’Mara examine how corporate defendants are increasingly sidestepping discovery obligations—treating sanctions as a minor inconvenience rather than a deterrent. This program explores the growing trend of strategic obstruction, including misuse of privilege, deletion of key evidence, and evasive discovery conduct. Attorneys will learn how to confront these tactics, advocate for meaningful judicial responses, and safeguard the integrity

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66:32

Confronting the Assault on the Independence of the...

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2025/06/16

"The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers"Justice John Paul Stevens understood why Shakespeare put those oft-misquoted words into the mouth of the villainous Dick the Butcher. As Justice Stevens explained: "Shakespeare insightfully realized that disposing of lawyers is a step in the direction of a totalitarian form of government."This timely panel will discuss the constitutionality of the Trump administration's series of unprecedented attacks on prominent law firms and sitting judges, the

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72:19

BBA Audits: What Tax Attorneys Need to Know With...

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2025/06/12

The session will provide an in-depth look at how the Bipartisan Budget Act (BBA) has transformed partnership audits, including the centralized partnership audit procedures under IRC §§ 6221–6241. Jennifer Black (Citrin Cooperman) and Robert Horwitz (Hochman Salkin Toscher Perez, P.C.) will guide attendees through the key components of a BBA audit—from the designation and powers of the Partnership Representative, to the calculation and modification of imputed underpayments, to the decision-making

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60:38

Securing Your Legacy: Succession Planning for Law...

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2025/06/11

Succession planning for law firms is more than just an exit strategy—it’s about shaping a lasting legacy and ensuring continued success. This program will explore how to align your goals with the right succession structure, whether through a sale, internal transition, merger, or creating a law-related business. It will also cover essential considerations including financing strategies, defining the future role of founders, navigating tax implications, and preparing effective contingency plans.

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56:46

Copyright Law at the Federal Circuit With Professor...

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2025/06/10

The Federal Circuit is best known as the nation’s leading patent law court—but it also plays a surprising and growing role in shaping copyright law. This program examines how copyright cases reach the Federal Circuit, often through the inclusion of a now-defunct patent claim and explores the implications of this procedural quirk. Topics include concerns about forum shopping, the court’s perceived bias toward rights holders, and the potential for patent law reasoning to influence copyright

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72:44

Briefly Focused: Navigating Law Firm Life with ADHD...

CLEs You Actually Want to Hear ·

2025/06/09

Traditional productivity advice often fails ADHD professionals—so what should you do instead?Annie Little, JD, PCC, ICF Certified Coach, JD Nation, a career and ADHD coach for lawyers, will share helpful strategies for thriving in law firms from identifying the underlying cause(s) of your executive dysfunction to effectively asking for support without disclosing your diagnosis. This session will also discuss the importance of a supportive work environment that not only accepts but also embraces

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76:01

Minor’s Counsel 101: What You Need to Know When...

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2025/06/06

When Minor’s Counsel is appointed, many attorneys representing parents are left wondering what happens next. This CLE will cover the essential information Family Law attorneys need to know to navigate cases involving Minor’s Counsel, including their role, responsibilities, scope of work, and control of privilege. Learn when to include Minor’s Counsel in communications, how to manage a limited appointment, and practical strategies for effectively working with them throughout the case.

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68:45

Practical Aspects of Mediation (Do’s and Don’ts) With...

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2025/06/05

Participants will be introduced to approaches to mediation, managing difficult clients, effectively communicating a client’s position to the mediator, positioning a client for resolution, and time management during mediation. Hypotheticals will be presented to illustrate different strategies and techniques.

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61:16

What Attorneys Need to Know About Title IX, 504, and...

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2025/06/05

In this program, Nancy Potter will explore how civil rights laws like Title IX and Section 504 apply in the college setting, with a focus on what attorneys need to know to support students. Nancy will cover how accommodations are handled at the postsecondary level, what to expect in campus disciplinary proceedings (including Title IX investigations), and how to identify when legal support may be necessary. Attorneys will gain practical insight into spotting red flags, protecting student rights, and

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62:57

Follow the Red Flags: Recovering Stolen Wealth in...

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2025/06/04

Financial elder abuse has reached epidemic proportions, fueled by an aging population holding appreciating real estate and substantial investment portfolios. Opportunists—from family members to fiduciaries—are increasingly exploiting vulnerable seniors through undue influence, fraud, and taking advantage of lack of capacity.In this dynamic program, Stewart Levin, Esq., will share real-world insights from his extensive experience as a trial lawyer handling complex plaintiff-side financial elder abuse

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65:15

Understanding California RPC on Client Solicitation...

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2025/06/03

Natural disasters create urgent legal needs—and increased risks of unethical solicitation. This program reviews California Rules of Professional Conduct 7.1 to 7.3 and the Attorney General’s recent guidance on ethical advertising and solicitation following the Los Angeles fires. Learn what’s permitted, what’s prohibited, and how to maintain professional standards while providing meaningful support to those impacted.

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60:44

Post-Judgment Motions: Appellate Lawyers’...

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2025/06/02

Our panelists will provide guidance on deciding whether to pursue post-judgment motions, and explain how to avoid procedural pitfalls that can doom those motions. They will also give practical tips for a successful motion or opposition, and on using post-judgment motions to cure gaps in your trial record. Their focus will be California state court practice, but they will also discuss notable differences in federal practice.

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69:32

Premises-Liability Cases Involving Third-Party...

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2025/05/30

Join Robert Glassman and Nadine Khedry for a comprehensive discussion on navigating the legal complexities of premises-liability cases involving third-party criminal conduct. This presentation will explore how to successfully oppose defense motions for summary judgment, with a focus on key California case law, the application of the Rowland factors in establishing duty, and the strategic use of discovery including document requests, depositions, and public records to uncover evidence of

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