Entries tagged “CLE”
Ethical Legal Practice in 2015: CLE Video
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Yaacov P. Silberman ·
November 10, 2015
This presentation recaps some of the more "modern" legal ethics opinions of 2015 - those dealing with contemporary issues such as e-discovery, social media, lawyer-rating sites, virtual practices, and the representation of marijuana dispensaries. The presentation covers ethics opinions on these and other subjects issued by the State Bars of New York, California, Illinois and Texas, as well as several city bar associations.
Fee Shifting in Patent Litigation: Past, Present, and Future: CLE Video
Insight November 10, 2015
Patent litigation is expensive. Most cases settle because it is less expensive to pay a royalty to the patent owner (often a "patent troll") than it is to litigate. But for those who choose to fight and then win, chances have improved to recover fees and expenses from the patent owner. In this webinar, we will discuss the past, present, and possible future status of fee-shifting in patent cases.
CLE Webinar - Ethical Practice in 2015
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Presentation by Rimon Partner and COO Yaacov P. Silberman. This presentation will recap some of the more "modern" legal ethics opinions of 2015 - those dealing with contemporary issues such as e-discovery, social media, lawyer-rating sites, virtual practices, and the representation of marijuana dispensaries. The presentation will cover ethicsLive webinar on Advanced Records Retention
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Rimon Partner, John Isaza's 100 minute live streaming program will teach the most recent record retention laws. It will teach you how to create a legally defensible records retention program as the first line of defense in the event of an audit, litigation or other inquiries. To find out more about the Webinar, and to sign up, follow thisCPE/CLE Webinar - State and Local Taxation: Headline News and Trends
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Presentation by Rimon, P.C. Counsel, David Fruchtman In this fast-paced presentation, David Fruchtman (chair of State and Local (Subnational) Taxation at Rimon P.C.) analyzes the most important developments in multistate and local tax legislation, case law and administrative pronouncements. Topics covered will be determined based upon currentProposed FRCP Changes: Effect on eDiscovery, RIM & IG (CLE)
Insight November 13, 2014
The Supreme Court is expected to approve a proposed set of revisions to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP), which would go into effect by December of 2015. Are you ready for those changes? In this program, Rimon Partner and renowned Information Governance, Records and Legal Holds expert, John Isaza, will walk the audience through