Presented by: Vida Thomas, AWI-CH, Managing Partner Oppenheimer Investigations Group

An inclusive and diverse place of employment is very important. It doesn’t matter who you are — attorney, paralegal, secretary, file clerk — everyone deserves to feel equally supported in all areas of the workplace. Join us on September 28, 2023, for a deeper dive into this important subject.

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Calendaring, Part One – State Court
October 5, 2023
Noon

This webinar will demonstrate how to user-trigger dates and rules to calendar statute of limitations, filing deadlines, exceptions, and appeal deadlines. Learn how to reduce risks by following strict calendaring protocols.

Calendaring, Part Two – Federal Court
October 19, 2023
Noon

This webinar will discuss the fundamental differences between calendaring deadlines in the State Court and the Federal Court.

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Calendaring, Part One – State Court

October 5, 2023
Noon

This webinar will demonstrate how to user-trigger dates and rules to calendar statute of limitations, filing deadlines, exceptions, and appeal deadlines. Learn how to reduce risks by following strict calendaring protocols.

Calendaring, Part Two – Federal Court October 19, 2023 Noon

This webinar will discuss the fundamental differences between calendaring deadlines in the State Court and the Federal Court.

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Presented by: John E. O’Grady In this fun session, we’ll explore strategies for claiming our authority and working collaboratively with lawyers to benefit all. We’ll provide specific tips for responding to abusive language, minimizing drama, and finding more satisfaction in your time on the planet. Eliminate noise in your communications and contribute all you have to offer while taking care of yourself.

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There have been numerous changes in conservatorship law since the #FreeBritney movement. Join us on December 14, to learn about the new laws that could affect your client or a loved one.

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If you are interested in studying for the California Certified Legal Secretary (“CCLS”) Exam,** join LPI’s CCLS Online Study Group. During the Study Group, all topics covered in the CCLS Information Kit will be reviewed (Please see the CCLS Information Kit on LPI’s website for a description of the sections covered on the exam).

Lectures (MP4) and materials will be posted by no later than 7 p.m. on Sundays. Students may complete the material at their convenience. Access information will be provided upon enrollment in the class.

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Presented by: Leah Wilson, Executive Director of the State Bar of California

Ms. Wilson will be discussing the numerous changes at the State Bar, including Civility, Client Trust Accounting and more.

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Learn the California rules that govern ex parte communications with witnesses, unrepresented parties, the judges or court personnel to ensure to stay within the law. Learn when and what is ok to discuss and who needs to be copied before you make your next phone call or send your next email!

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With all the hype recently about generative AI and other AI software being used, it is imperative the legal professionals understand “the benefits and risks associated with relevant technology” to maintain their ethical duty of technology competence. From disinformation, to convincing content, to efficiencies gained by generative AI, the technology has exploded in use in a short span of time.

Learn the positive along with the cautions of how this emerging (or shall we say already emerged) technology affects our day-to-day working and personal lives, and its impact on the legal industry. Key takeaways from the presentation include; “new” AI technology isn’t as new as we think; responsible AI use and understanding of how it works; embracing AI tools intelligently for productivity gains while mitigating risk; use of generative AI in the practice of law; and discovery implications of generative AI.

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