So many topics to fit under one roof.
Jonathan Novak discuss Purdue Pharma’s bankruptcy filing and whether the remaining 25 states will agree to a settlement or take their fight to the courts.
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Panelists from London-based law firm Bird & Bird discuss the implications of Brexit for US companies operating in the UK.
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William Groner talks about how legal battle with billion-dollar stakes changed him personally, the challenge of "being ahead of the science," and why the heroism his clients showed is now more important than ever.
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This impeachment thing has a way of taking over.
Chad Burton, Erin Gerstenzang, Jennifer Reynolds, and John Strohmeyer compete to discover who is the ultimate master of Clio’s Legal Trends Report.
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Attorneys Bowman and Healy discuss the impeachment inquiry, the process, the players, and what this means for the presidency.
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Dean Erwin Chemerinsky shares highlights from his presentation at the Alexander F. Morrison lecture series titled, “Closing the Courthouse Door.”
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Legal departments have their own problems that other lawyers may not appreciate.
Adam Fiss and Ramit Mizrahi give an overview of California employment law legislative updates in the past year.
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Members of the California Lawyers Association Trusts & Estates Section discuss the Barefoot v. Jennings case and give Section updates for members.
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Representatives from Samsung Next, Microsoft, and eBay discuss how the increasing focus on privacy will impact businesses.
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Jennifer Keller gives an overview of her CLE presentation and Thomas Greene discusses upcoming projects and events for the Litigation Section.
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Attorneys John R. Phillips and Bradley P. Moss take a look at whistleblowers’ rights, the impeachment inquiry, and what lies ahead for the Trump Administration.
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Is there a limit on how many cat puns we can have purr episode?
