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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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64:24

Advanced Trial Tactics: Punitive Damages Business...

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2025/12/19

Punitive damages—we know what they are, but how do we prove them?Please join us for part two of our in-depth discussion on punitive damages. Our panelists will explore tips for presenting and defending punitive damage claims, focusing on case law and hypotheticals to illustrate a step-by-step approach to how such claims and awards have been reported.

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85:38

Policy Limit Demands – The New Legal Landscape: CACI...

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2025/12/18

California Code of Civil Procedure sections 999-999.5 and the new version of CACI 2334 have profoundly changed how insurers and legal professionals handle time-limited policy limit demands. This webinar offers an analysis of these new rules, including what constitutes a reasonable settlement demand and what is and is not unreasonable conduct of an insurer that rejects such a demand. It provides essential strategies to navigate the updated requirements for demand letters, response times and potential

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63:35

Tapping Into Calm: An Introduction to EFT for...

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2025/12/17

In this one-hour Intro to Tapping (EFT) course, attorneys will discover a scientifically supported, easy-to-use technique to help manage stress, anxiety, and emotional overwhelm — both in their personal lives and in their work with clients.Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), commonly referred to as Tapping, combines gentle acupressure with modern psychology to calm the body’s stress response and promote mental clarity. Backed by over 100 peer-reviewed studies, Tapping is increasingly used in

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57:53

Using ADR to Resolve Social Media Disputes: Neutral...

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2025/12/16

This interactive program explores the use of mediation and arbitration to resolve disputes in the social media industry. Led by a neutral with direct experience in representing social media platform and influencers, as well as working with technology companies, the session focuses on incorporation of mediation and arbitration into social media practices and contracts, discusses unique concerns in the social media environment, and evidence considerations in the event of a conflict. Participants will

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65:42

Nuts and Bolts of Arbitration: Employment Arbitration

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2025/12/15

Explore how employment arbitration cases begin and how to effectively navigate the early stages of the process. Stephanie Cubacha (Vice President, Employment Division, AAA-ICDR) and Kristine Kwong (Partner, Musick, Peeler & Garrett LLP) cover initiating claims, early case management steps, and common procedural questions. The program also examines best practices for ensuring a fair and streamlined approach to workplace disputes, offering actionable insights for both employer and employee

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58:42

Entertainment Tax Today: Catalogs, Compensation &...

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2025/12/12

Join us for a discussion of some of today’s most important entertainment-industry tax issues, including the surge in catalog sales, the new California law regarding loan-out companies, IRC §181 production deals, and emerging challenges involving equity compensation and endorsements. We will also cover the ever-present residency issue. Our experts will also discuss ethical concerns. This concise, practice-oriented session is designed to give attorneys the insights they need to navigate the evolving

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60:18

Disability Discrimination and Workplace...

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2025/12/11

In this program, Liane Ly of Liane Ly Law will provide attorneys with a practical and accessible overview of disability discrimination and workplace accommodations under California law. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of how the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) protects workers with disabilities, as well as the obligations employers have to provide reasonable accommodations and to engage in a good-faith interactive process.

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71:42

Before the Appeal: A California Litigator’s...

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2025/12/10

Success on appeal begins before you draft an appellate brief or present oral argument. Join Laura Lim and Kent Toland of Greines, Martin, Stein & Richland LLP to learn critical pre-appeal steps for trial lawyers and their clients in the California Court of Appeal.

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62:18

Don’t Get SLAPPed in Family Court: Spotting and...

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2025/12/09

Many lawyers think the anti-SLAPP law applies to defamation cases, but it can reach into all areas of civil law, including probate, employment-law and even family-law cases. This program will enable you to:Identify and successfully attack a family-law SLAPP filed by your client’s opponentAvoid filing a petition that makes your client vulnerable to an anti-SLAPP motion filed by the opposition (which, if successful, can result in a hefty award of fees).Don’t wait until you get hit with an anti-SLAPP

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67:45

Preparing Clients for Their Deposition:...

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2025/12/08

In the fast-paced, fact-intensive realm of litigation, depositions often become the decisive stage where outcomes are shaped and where evidence later used at trial (or in mediation) develops. Given the stakes, preparing clients thoroughly is critical. This program brings together seasoned litigators who will share practical strategies and real-world insights to ensure clients are ready when it matters most.Our panel will offer perspectives from both the plaintiff and defense sides, highlighting best

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66:55

Sexual Assault Litigation in Entertainment and Fashion

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2025/12/05

This panel will explore the legal landscape of sexual assault litigation in the entertainment and fashion sectors. It will shed light on the systemic forces that can foster abusive behavior—such as entrenched power hierarchies, industry gatekeeping, loosely regulated environments, and pervasive silence. Through carefully selected case studies, the panelists will dissect the most common legal claims, outline the structural anatomy of these lawsuits, and provide a nuanced understanding of how such

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59:30

Advanced Trial Tactics: Tips From the Experts on...

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2025/12/04

Jay Spillane, Hon. Randolph M. Hammock, Paul R. Kiesel

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61:33

Trial Tutorials: Opening Statements

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2025/12/03

Opening statements don't have to be a dry, recited outline of expected facts. In this Trial Tutorial, Morgan Chu of Irell & Manella LLP will deliver his own opening statement and demonstrate how to craft and convey openings that grabs the jury's attention through persuasive storytelling, strategic themes, and purposeful structure. Following the demonstration, Mr. Chu will provide his analysis and commentary on the strategic choices made during the opening statement. This session will highlight

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65:03

AI in the Legal World: Ethics, Limits, and Practical Use

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2025/12/02

This presentation explores how artificial intelligence can be used effectively and ethically in the legal field. Topics include confirmation bias, token limits, hallucinations, context bleed, and personalization. Perhaps most controversial, how AI impacts work product, privilege, and client confidentiality. Learn AI’s best practices for safely integrating it into your legal work without compromising ethics or security.

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60:42

Briefly Focused: Communicate Effectively and Get More...

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2025/12/01

This program is designed specifically for attorneys who want to communicate more effectively, manage demanding workloads, and better serve their clients—without burning out.Attorneys will learn to:Stay sharply focused so you can draft, analyze, and advocate more efficiently under pressureDelegate tasks with precision and accountability, whether to staff, colleagues, or co-counselManage cases and projects to meet critical deadlines and requirementsImprove listening and clarity in meetings and

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65:12

Conflicts, Clients, and Credits: Ethical Traps in...

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2025/11/28

This program will explore common ethical challenges facing entertainment attorneys, with a particular focus on conflicts of interest, duties to current and former clients, and multiple-party representation in the practice of entertainment law. Panelists Dana Ulise and Annie Thompson of Lawyers' Mutual Insurance Company will examine key provisions of the California Rules of Professional Conduct—including Rule 1.7 (current client conflicts), Rule 1.9 (duties to former clients), and Rule 1.18 (duties

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60:23

Trial Tutorials: Examination of Expert Witnesses

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2025/11/26

Expert witnesses can provide powerful testimony at trial but mishandling the direct or cross examination of expert witnesses can completely derail a case.In this Trial Tutorial, Michael Geibelson will demonstrate exactly how to harness and not squander that powerful expert testimony. Mr. Geibelson will demonstrate how to qualify expert witnesses, call expert credibility into question, lay foundation, address bias and impeachment, and perhaps most importantly, how to elicit expert testimony jurors

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65:09

One Big Beautiful Bill: Private Client and...

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2025/11/25

It is big, but is it beautiful? If that is a question you have on the new tax law, this is a program not to be missed. Let this presentation provide you with a solid understanding of the One Big Beautiful Bill, with a particular emphasis on provisions relevant to private clients and international planning.Like it or not, beautiful or not, it is likely to remain the law for the next several years and your clients will be asking how it impacts their personal situations. The presenters will emphasize

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61:44

Medicare and Medicare Supplemental Plans in 2026:...

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2025/11/24

Is your client turning 65 and navigating an Individual Family Health Plan or an Employer-Sponsored Group Health Plan? Are your clients asking about Medicare, and you’re wondering how to guide them?Join Barry Sikov, Senior Health Plan Advisor with Belair Insurance Services, for a comprehensive overview tailored for attorneys.This program will cover:A legal method for employers to cover all Medicare costs.An attorney-focused breakdown of Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D.Upcoming changes to Medicare Part

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64:20

The First Amendment and the Late-Night Fallout: Legal...

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2025/11/21

Recent disruptions involving Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel have sparked urgent legal questions about the boundaries of government influence over media organizations. Are public officials crossing the constitutional line? Has the First Amendment shifted to allow the government to curtail speech without issuing direct orders? This panel brings together Eugene Volokh (Professor, UCLA School of Law), Doug Mirell (Partner, Nolan Heimann), and David Loy (Legal Director, First Amendment Coalition) to

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