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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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62:08

Retirement Division Red Flags and Foundational QDRO...

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2026/02/05

In this program, Natasha Tang (QDROCounsel) and Carrie Holmes (Center for Access to QDROs) will guide attorneys through the fundamentals of retirement benefit division in divorce and discuss strategies for protecting clients’ interests. The session will also cover common pitfalls to avoid when dividing retirement benefits.

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73:12

Entertainment Law Year In Review: The Cases that...

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2026/02/04

This program will cover and discuss many of the important case decisions, issues, and trends in the world of Entertainment Litigation that took place over the past year, and the possible ramifications for future litigation, including topics such as copyright infringement (music, film, & AI), trademark infringement, fair use, and right of publicity, among others.

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65:01

The 2025 LA Fires: Your Insurance and Legal Rights in...

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2026/02/03

This program does not constitute legal advice.

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59:10

Celebrity Estate Showdowns: Recent Celebrity Wealth...

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2026/02/02

This session will examine recent high-profile disputes involving celebrity estates involving figures such as Tony Bennett, Jimmy Buffett, and Rupert Murdoch. These cases expose the hidden fault lines in trust administration, fiduciary duty, and family power struggles. Attendees will leave with useful insights into trust administration, dispute prevention, and strategies for navigating sensitive family dynamics.

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34:05

Disney and OpenAI Make a Deal: The Paradigm Shift in...

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2026/01/30

Julia Cherlow of Bird Marella LLP and David Shraga, the Media Mediator, examine the pivotal licensing deal recently announced by Disney and Open AI, how it reshapes the future of AI-generated content, and the potential industry implications as this story unfolds.

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58:33

Lesser-Known Species: A Spotlight on Neighboring and...

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2026/01/29

The course will cover the concept of moral rights—a crucial aspect of authors’ rights, but one largely undiscussed in the U.S.—with an analysis of how these rights are treated globally and the patchwork of analogous protections in the United States. We will also delve into neighboring rights, another seldom-discussed property right, and their implications in both international and U.S. law, highlighting how attorneys and artists can leverage these rights. The program will include a detailed

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60:40

International Family Law - Islamic Law in...

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2026/01/28

International Family Law examines how family law disputes are handled across different legal systems, cultures, and jurisdictions. Through in-depth conversations with leading international practitioners, the series explores forum selection, property and support regimes, child custody, enforcement challenges, and conflicts of law, with each discussion grounded in practical comparisons to California family law.In this episode, Aina Khan of Aina Khan Law and Dr. Yousef Alamry of Saudi Legal

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64:16

Protecting Minors in the Influencer Economy: The...

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2026/01/27

As minors take center stage in the monetized world of social media, California has enacted new legal protections to safeguard their earnings and rights. This program examines the Child Content Creator Rights Act and recent updates to the Coogan Law—both of which mandate that a portion of income derived from a child’s name, image, or likeness be set aside in trust. Attendees will gain insight into the evolving legal framework surrounding minors in digital media, including issues of consent, privacy,

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62:21

Cutting Edge Ethics and Risk Management for Real...

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2026/01/26

Please join us to explore the latest in trends and tips in the risk management world for lawyers. In this presentation, Heather L. Rosing of Rosing Pott & Strohbehn will give a curated presentation on specialized risk management tips for lawyers who practice in the real estate space. Attorneys will learn about the latest in client trust accounting, developments in conflict-of-interest standards, lateral hiring risks and rewards, ethical management of AI tools, brand-new legislation on lawyer

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67:49

The Human Operating System for Lawyers and Law Firms:...

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2026/01/23

All successful teams consist of unique specialists in both role and psychology. A team of specialists that are aligned with a shared vision, values and mission will always beat a team of generalists. These specializations are what create competitiveness and adaptability.Evolution is not survival of the fittest; it is survival of the most adaptable.In the practice of law, understanding the specific gifts and challenges of the members on your team unlocks success with your people, process and

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57:05

Start the Year Off Right: New Year Financial Planning...

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2026/01/22

Derek Barto of Barto Consulting addresses the key financial considerations law firms should focus on at the beginning of the year to establish a clear and realistic financial roadmap. The program covers evaluating prior-year performance, projecting income and cash flow, and identifying potential financial pressure points early. The discussion is geared toward helping firm leaders make sound financial decisions and avoid common financial pitfalls as the year unfolds.

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61:02

International Family Law - Navigating...

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2026/01/21

International Family Law examines how family law disputes are handled across different legal systems, cultures, and jurisdictions. Through in-depth conversations with leading international practitioners, the series explores forum selection, property and support regimes, child custody, enforcement challenges, and conflicts of law, with each discussion grounded in practical comparisons to California family law.In this episode, Habib Díaz Noriega of Sánchez Escobar & Prieto examines international

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62:13

The Partition of Real Property Act

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2026/01/20

This program will provide an overview of partition law with a focus on the Partition of Real Property Act, including when partition actions are required, the steps in the process, and recent statutory changes such as buyout rights, appraisal requirements, and contribution issues. The discussion will also address common challenges in partition cases, including joint tenancy disputes, treatment of mortgage versus living expenses, motions for interlocutory judgment, and enforcement issues such as

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61:32

Nuts and Bolts of Arbitration: Spotlight on ICDR Rules

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2026/01/19

Gain a strategic overview of international arbitration. Fernanda Flores (Director of ADR Services, ICDR North America) and Yasmine Lahlou (Partner, Chaffetz Lindsey LLP) walk through key stages including drafting arbitration clauses, selecting international arbitrators, procedural fairness, and enforcing awards across borders. The session will spotlight ICDR’s unique rules, specialized roster, and transparent protocols—highlighting practical tools for effective cross-border dispute resolution.

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71:41

Deposition Survival Guide for New Attorneys

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2026/01/16

This program walks newer litigators through the full life cycle of a deposition, from building an effective outline to using exhibits and creating a clean record. We will cover concrete techniques for handling evasive witnesses, responding to difficult opposing counsel, and asking targeted questions that generate strong transcript excerpts for motions, mediation, and trial. Attendees will leave with a practical checklist, question frameworks, and post-depositionroutines they can use immediately in

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56:26

Beyond the Merits: Legal Disputes from the Executive...

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2026/01/15

What drives executive decision-making in a legal dispute? Hint: the merits aren’t the primary focus. Instead, corporate leaders weigh broader business realities—market dynamics, leverage, financial pressures, and preserving key relationships, among other criteria, in determining the best course of action. Drawing on decades as a CEO and entertainment executive, Michael Schwimmer offers a candid look at how decision-makers evaluate conflicts, as well as how lawyers can build more loyalty and trust

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70:48

International Family Law - U.S., UK, and France in...

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2026/01/14

International Family Law examines how family law disputes are handled across different legal systems, cultures, and jurisdictions. Through in-depth conversations with leading international practitioners, the series explores forum selection, property and support regimes, child custody, enforcement challenges, and conflicts of law, with each discussion grounded in practical comparisons to California family law.In this episode, William Healing of AFPBloom and Delphine Eskenazi of Libra Avocats explore

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61:13

Shaping the Defense: Strategic Jury Selection for...

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2026/01/13

Defense attorneys Keith G. Bremer and Vik Nagpal of Bremer Whyte Brown & O’Meara, LLP break down the voir dire philosophy that has driven their defense verdicts and controlled outcomes. They explain how they build a cohesive “tribe,” uncover juror biases and prejudices, and position for effective for-cause challenges. The program offers a candid look at how they evaluate jurors, structure the selection process, and establish the rhythm and trial theme that carry through the entire case.

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60:05

Parenting Plan Coordinators: Managing High-Conflict...

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2026/01/08

In this presentation we will explore the origins of the role of the Parenting Plan Coordinator (PPC), who they are, what their goals are. This session will also explore the synergy between parenting plan coordinators and mental health therapists in managing high-conflict parents and what is needed to make the PPC process effective. This session aims to provide professionals with strategies to leverage a collaborative team approach that assists parent to reduce and resolve conflict, respects each

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60:13

2025 California Tax Legislation Update: Key...

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2026/01/07

In this program, California Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee staff will provide an overview of notable legislation enacted in 2025. The program will begin with a discussion led by Colin Grinnell on California tax conformity and SB 711, which updated the state’s specified date of conformity to January 1, 2025. The second part of the program will be led by Haley Summers, who will highlight other notable tax legislation enacted in 2025. Select bills impacting the following areas of state tax law

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