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Hooked on CLE: October 2023
Contains material from Jun 2023 to Aug 2023
Hooked on CLE: October 2023
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The multistate issues don't apply to me. Consequently, I enjoyed the Witness and Criminal Appeal sections best. I did not download the course material before listening. I hope I can still access the materials in the briefcase
Great appellate stuff. Advertising stuff was insightful
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THIS MONTH: Social Media Hot Topics • Overcoming the Problem Witness • Remote Workers: Not as Simple as You Think • Coexisting with Creative: Primer On Advertising Law • Appellate Practice 101
Includes: Video Audio Paper Slides
- Total Credit Hours:
- 4.00 | 1.00 ethics
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- TX, CA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 9/30/2024
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Social Media Hot Topics
John G. Browning
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Social Media Hot Topics
Should social media platforms be civilly liable for the content that their users post? Is the content moderation on platforms like Facebook and Twitter subject to statutes like those passed in Florida and Texas? Come hear the latest on these issues currently before the U.S. Supreme Court, as well as other cutting edge topics in social media - like service of process via social media and even NFTs, the evidentiary value of emoji and memes, and the limits on how lawyers can ethically respond to online criticism.
Originally presented: May 2023 Technology Law Conference
John G. Browning,
Spencer Fane / Faulkner Law School - Plano, TX
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Overcoming the Problem Witness (Aug 2023)
Paula Fisette Sweeney
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Overcoming the Problem Witness (Aug 2023)
Gain techniques to handle the difficult witness—yours or theirs.
Originally presented: Jun 2023 Winning at Deposition: Skills and Strategy
Paula Fisette Sweeney,
Slack Davis Sanger LLP - Dallas, TX
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Remote Workers: Not as Simple as You Think (Jul 2023)
Christopher H. Hahn
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Remote Workers: Not as Simple as You Think (Jul 2023)
Employers have good reasons to allow or expand the use of remote workers but many fail to recon and plan for unfamiliar legal requirements in their new territories. States, counties, and municipalities are regulating employer conduct and a single employee in a city or state can trigger an avalanche of obligations and penalties for the unwary. This checklist approach will help identify the traps awaiting employers who expand without a plan.
Originally presented: Jun 2023 Labor and Employment Law Conference
Christopher H. Hahn,
Dell Technologies - Round Rock, TX
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Coexisting with Creative: Primer On Advertising Law (Jul 2023)
Craig C. Carpenter, Aaron B. Goodman
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Coexisting with Creative: Primer On Advertising Law (Jul 2023)
“Advertising law” refers to the areas of the law that govern businesses’ communications to customers. Advertising law combines concepts from legal disciplines such as intellectual property, consumer protection, First Amendment, entertainment, communications, privacy and commercial transactions. In this presentation we introduce some of the primary legal concerns in advertising, including clearance, substantiation and special considerations for digital marketing and adtech.
Originally presented: May 2023 Technology Law Conference
Craig C. Carpenter,
BakerHostetler - Dallas, TX
Aaron B. Goodman,
BakerHostetler - Chicago, IL
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Appellate Practice 101 (Jun 2023)
Britt Houston Lindsey, Hon. Jeff Propst
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Appellate Practice 101 (Jun 2023)
"Get your fundamentals down and the level of everything you do will rise” – Michael Jordan. Practical tips and TRAP awareness for better brief writing and advocacy in every stage of the appellate process, whether it’s your first appeal or hundred and first.
Originally presented: May 2023 Conference on Criminal Appeals
Britt Houston Lindsey,
Taylor County District Attorney's Office - Abilene, TX
Hon. Jeff Propst,
104th District Court - Abilene, TX