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Presenter:
Harris N. Cogan, Esq.Commercial Leasing and Real Estate Transactional Issues in the Time of COVID-19
Program Number: 30171
The Program will address legal issues facing landlords and tenants of commercial leases, and parties to pending real estate transactions, impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. ...(Read More)
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Presenter:
Michael A. Goode, Esq.Digital Risks and Digital Duties: Finding a Standard of Care in Cyberspace – Part 2
Program Number: 30156
In part 2 of this two-part presentation, we will begin by discussing the patchwork of data privacy statutes, regulations and case law in an effort to ...(Read More)
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Presenter:
Thomas H. Barnard, Esq.Congress Cares: Expect Oversight Investigations
Program Number: 30180
This presentation led by a former United States Congresswoman and United States Attorney will be a discussion regarding some of the expected enforcement and investigatory ...(Read More)
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Presenter:
Valerie Ferrier, Esq.Legal and Practical Considerations for Employers Returning to Work Amid the Pandemic
Program Number: 30162
Attorneys will learn what they need to know to advise clients about new federal sick leave obligations, practical considerations to ensure worker safety, potential lawsuits, ...(Read More)
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Presenter:
Massimo F. D'Angelo, Esq.HSTPA: NY’s New Housing Laws and COVID-19 Related Matters
Program Number: 30166
The lecture is prefaced by an historical summary of NY's rent-regulation laws, which date back to before the end of World War II. Additionally, the ...(Read More)
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Ordinary Course in Extraordinary Times: Lessons from The Recent Delaware Decision of AB Stable v. MAPS by the Litigators That Tried the Case
03/01/2021In the first terminated transaction to go to trial during the pandemic--AB Stable v. MAPS--the Delaware Court of Chancery decided... read more

Blabbing, Boasting and Ghosting: The Ethics of Lawyers Writing Blogs
03/02/2021Lawyers, both in practice and business settings, are increasingly communicating via blogs and other forms of social media, such as... read more

Employers: There’s a Vaccine. Now What?
03/03/2021This CLE will address questions that just about every employer is asking right now. Can they, – and should they... read more

Unnamed Class Member Standing: A Circuit-by-Circuit Analysis
03/04/2021Must unnamed class members have standing for a court to certify or enter judgment in a class action? The answer... read more

In the Midst of the Pandemic, Where Does the “Gig Economy” Stand?
03/05/2021Before COVID-19 dominated the headlines, the gig economy was big news as it evolved, matured, and disrupted the modern workforce.... read more

Turning your Rooftops into Gold Mines
03/05/2021If you are a property owner, and particularly an owner of multi-story commercial properties, join us for a discussion of... read more

Social Media and the Lifecycle of the Attorney/Client Relationship
03/08/2021Social media has become an integral part of our society. The Pew Research Center reports that approximately 70% of the... read more

Hot Topics in Right of Publicity Disputes
03/09/2021The parameter of rights in an individual’s persona—name, voice, likeness and other elements of an individual’s identity—is often a key... read more

Employer Strategies for When Off-duty Conduct Impacts the Workplace
03/09/2021Now more than ever, employees are engaging in off-duty conduct that impacts the workplace. From attendance at political rallies and... read more

Virtual Litigation – Where We’ve Been, and Where We Are Going
03/10/2021It has been one year since many law firms, including ours, closed their physical doors and opened for business “virtually.”... read more