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Virtual Proceedings in Family Court: Practical, Legal & Ethical Considerations : Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Deborah Venezia, PJ, Family; Robert Goldstein, Esq.; and Angela Pastor, Esq.

1.5 hours
The seminar will focus on Conducting Virtual Hearings & Proceedings; The Right of Vict … READ MORE

1.5 hours
The seminar will focus on Conducting Virtual Hearings & Proceedings; The Right of Victims to be Present and Participate; Ethical and RPC Considerations; Providing Competent Representation; Attorney-Client Privilege; Maintaining Confidential Communication with Clients On and Off the Record; Pennsylvania Bar Association Committee on Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility Formal Opinion 2020-300; and Supreme Court Order of April 20, 2020.
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Implicit Bias Training – Prejudice, Bias & Stereotypes: How Do They Affect Us? : By Middlesex County

Presented by Chief Investigator David D'Amico, Middlesex County Department of Corrections and Youth Services

2.0 hours
This workshop is designed to understand what stereotypes and biases are, how to recognize … READ MORE

2.0 hours
This workshop is designed to understand what stereotypes and biases are, how to recognize our own biases and how to move beyond them to a more balanced ability to evaluate and understand people: Examine and Discuss the “History of Hate” Video; Define and Discuss Inherit Bias; How Does Hate Happen? – “Pyramid of Prejudice”; Define NJ Attorney Generals Standers Bias Incident vs Crime of Bias Intimidation; Discuss Victimization; How Do We Avoid Cultural Miscommunication?; and Law Enforcement/ Victim Sensitive – The James Byrd Jr. Investigation.
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N.J. Attorney General’s Office Conviction Review Unit: An Overview of the Newly Formed Unit to Investigate Convicted Individuals’ Claims of Actual Innocence : by Essex County

Presented by "1. Carolyn Murray, Esq. Director, NJ Attorney General, Conviction Review Unit 2. Eileen O'Connor, Esq. Essex County Prosecutor's Office 3. Lois De Julio, Esq. Screener Conviction Review Unit "

100 minutes/ 2 credits
This program provides an in-depth overview of the newly formed Conviction Review Unit.  T … READ MORE

100 minutes/ 2 credits
This program provides an in-depth overview of the newly formed Conviction Review Unit.  Topics to be discussed include: Overview of Conviction Review Units Nationally, Eligibility Requirements, Application Process, Legal Issues; and the Role of Attorneys in the Process
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Jury Selection and Trials in a Post-Pandemic Era : By Essex County

Presented by "1. Anthony J. Iacullo, Esq. Partner & Certified Criminal Trial Attorney Iacullo Martino, LLC 2. Adam M. Slater, Esq. Partner & Certified Civil Trial Attorney Mazie, Slater, Katz & Freeman, LLC 3. Ann T. Greeley, Ph.D. Vice President & Jury Consultant DecisionQuest Trial Consulting Firm"

50 min/1CLE Credit
“While a juror filters arguments and evidence through a lens crafted from their attitudes … READ MORE

50 min/1CLE Credit
“While a juror filters arguments and evidence through a lens crafted from their attitudes and experiences, often the key to a successful jury selection is identifying jurors who are open to seeing the case from your perspective.  In the wake of the recent public health crisis, research suggests that modified court operations and social interactions will continue to evolve, including the procedures for the important legal principle and practice, the jury trial.

Join our distinguished panel for a discussion of what these changes might be and how you should consider approaching your cases now. Topics to be discussed include:

How, if at all, will procedures and protocols in place at the courthouse impact juror’s perspectives; How have the extended stay-at-home orders and their related social and economic effects impacted juror attitudes; What unique strategy issues exist when a remote selection or trial occurs; and What legal and constitutional issues exist if remote selection and trials occur.”
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The Ethics of Internal Investigations and the Role of Corporate Counsel : By Essex County Bar

Presented by Tamara L. Linde, Executive Vice President and General Counsel, PSE&G; James V. Hetzel, Senior Vice President, Deputy General Counsel, Hospital Enterprise, Hackensack Meridian Health; Christopher S. Porrino, Lowenstein Sandler LLP, former New Jersey Attorney General; Thomas P. Scrivo, O’Toole Scrivo, LLC, former Chief Counsel to Governor Christie

1.5 Credits
During this ethics program, our distinguished panel will provide an in-depth overview of t … READ MORE

1.5 Credits
During this ethics program, our distinguished panel will provide an in-depth overview of the role of corporate counsel during an internal investigation, including, the decision of when to investigate a claim, confidentially, deciding on in-house counsel vs. outside counsel, attorney-client privilege, evidence gathering, witness interviews, and reporting and disclosure issues.
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Defending Nuclear Verdicts : By Essex County

Presented by The Hon. Thomas Moore., P.J. Civ.,Superior Court of New Jersey, Essex County Elyssa Kay Broderick, AVP, Asst. General Counsel, Corporate Compliance Officer, WeeksMarine, Inc.; Zenola Harper, VP, Litigation, Labor and Employment, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, Caroline Kinsey, General Counsel, VP of Compliance and Brand Protection, Ontel Products Corp., Neal Magnus, Assistant Vice President, Excess Claims, Chubb North America, Jeffrey L. O’Hara, Partner, Connell Foley LLP, Matthew S. Schultz, Senior Counsel, Litigation, Schindler Elevator Corporation

1.5 Credits
Our distinguished panel will provide an in-depth overview of what is a nuclear verdict, ex … READ MORE

1.5 Credits
Our distinguished panel will provide an in-depth overview of what is a nuclear verdict, examples of recent cases where the verdicts were disproportionately high considering the alleged injuries, the possible reasons why jurors are willing to award these verdicts, and how to prepare your case, your evidence and witnesses to defend against nuclear verdicts.
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Remote Depositions: Advanced Discussion of Tools and Features Available for Handling Exhibits, Ensuring Privacy, Creating a Transcript and More : By Essex County

Presented by "Brendan Judge, Esq. Chair, Commercial Litigation Connell Foley, LLP and Caroline Sprance Client Solutions Manager U.S. Legal Support"

50 mins/1credit
This continuing education program provides an in-depth overview of displaying and using … READ MORE

50 mins/1credit
This continuing education program provides an in-depth overview of displaying and using exhibits, private rooms, and other features while conducting remote depositions. The presentation covers how to share and mark exhibits; a better understanding of how to use an exhibit once it is on the screen, including highlighting and/or concealing certain text; instructions for presenting video or audio during a remote deposition; and an in-depth look at 3 different file share types.
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Matrimonial Appellate Practice : By Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Hany Mawla, JAD; Lauren Miceli, Esq. and Marisa Hovanec, Esq.

2.0 hours
The speakers will discuss the following issues: When and Whether to Appeal/Issue Spotting; Standards of Appellate Review; Interlocutory and Emergent Appeals; Effective Writing and Oral Argum … READ MORE

2.0 hours
The speakers will discuss the following issues: When and Whether to Appeal/Issue Spotting; Standards of Appellate Review; Interlocutory and Emergent Appeals; Effective Writing and Oral Argument; Use of Unpublished Cases; and Appellate Filing Requirements and the Use of E-Courts.
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Alternatives to Conviction & Expungements : By Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Robert Jones, Jr., JSC; Philip Nettl, Esq.; Assistant Prosecutor Keith Abrams; and Assistant Prosecutor Bina Desai, Esq.

2.0 hours
The speakers will discuss the following: Veterans Diversion Program; Pre-Trial Interventio … READ MORE

2.0 hours
The speakers will discuss the following: Veterans Diversion Program; Pre-Trial Intervention Applications; How to Successfully File for and Obtain an Expungement; Drug Court Expungements; and 2020 Updates to Expungement Law.
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Malpractice Update: How to Avoid Issues That Get Attorneys in Trouble : By Middlesex County

Presented by Robert Hille, Esq. & Gary Pinckney, Esq.

1.5 hours
This webcast will focus on malpractice issues such as practicing with a firm or contemplat … READ MORE

1.5 hours
This webcast will focus on malpractice issues such as practicing with a firm or contemplating going solo; professional liability coverages, why carriers ask the questions they do and how all lawyers should approach these questions, recent professional liability cases and how to shape your practice habits going forward.
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Virtual Proceedings in Criminal Court: Practical, Legal and Ethical Considerations : By Middlesex County

Presented by Joseph Benedict, Esq.; AP Bina Desai; Darren Gelber, Esq.; and AP Joie Piderit

2.0 hours
Issues discussed include: Using Microsoft Teams and Zoom for court appearances; Right of v … READ MORE

2.0 hours
Issues discussed include: Using Microsoft Teams and Zoom for court appearances; Right of victims to be present and participate; Conducting testimonial hearings and bench trials; Right to confrontation; Ethical and RPC considerations; Providing competent representation; Attorney-Client Privilege; Maintaining confidential communication with clients on and off the record; Representing Speedy Trial Defendants; Pennsylvania Bar Association Committee on Legal Ethics and Professional; Responsibility Formal Opinion 2020-300; and Supreme Court Order of April 20, 2020.
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Cyber Security & IT Best Practices for the Modern Law Firm : By Middlesex County

Presented by Andrew Schear, Founder, Bloomfield Networks and Christopher Volk, Volk Insurance Group

1.5 Hours
The program will discuss the follow Cyber Security and IT Issues: Ransomware, Email Phishing, Wire Fraud, Social Engineering; How to Protect Your Firm; Backup; Endpoint Based Antivirus; Hard … READ MORE

1.5 Hours
The program will discuss the follow Cyber Security and IT Issues: Ransomware, Email Phishing, Wire Fraud, Social Engineering; How to Protect Your Firm; Backup; Endpoint Based Antivirus; Hardware Based Firewalls; Password Management Solutions; IT Solutions; Business Telecommunications; Business Continuity Planning; Encrypted Communications and Cyber Liability Insurance.
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Electronic Tools to Run Your Practice During the Global Pandemic : By Middlesex County

Presented by Craig M. Aronow, Esq. and Barry Wiegmann, CSR

1.5 hours
The seminar will focus on: discussion on case management software and cloud programs; video conferencing apps that can help you keep in touch with staff, clients and referral sources; using … READ MORE

1.5 hours
The seminar will focus on: discussion on case management software and cloud programs; video conferencing apps that can help you keep in touch with staff, clients and referral sources; using video conferencing to conduct depositions; and electronic signing apps/programs that will enable you to provide and get signatures for important documents.
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Proving Economic Damages in Personal Injury Cases : By Middlesex County

Presented by George J. Shamy, Jr., Esq. and Patrick D. Heller, Esq.

2.0 hours
This program focuses on Haines v. Taft; Requirements to Prove/Defend Medical Bills at Issue; and Recovery of Prior/Present/Future Lost Wages.  This program has been approved by the BCLE of … READ MORE

2.0 hours
This program focuses on Haines v. Taft; Requirements to Prove/Defend Medical Bills at Issue; and Recovery of Prior/Present/Future Lost Wages.  This program has been approved by the BCLE of NJ for 2.0 hours of total CLE credit, including 2.0 hours of credit toward civil trial certification. (Also recognized for NY CLE credit.)
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Ethical Advertising in a Time of AVVO : By Middlesex County

Presented by David B. Rubin, Esq.; Craig M. Aronow, Esq.; David B. Wolfe, Esq.; Michael B. Roberts, Esq.; and Greg Sutphin, GetLegal

2.0 hours
This seminar will focus on the following: Basic Ground Rules for Ethically-Compliant Advertising; Publicizing Recognitions from Accrediting Organizations (SuperLawyers, Best Lawyers, Martind … READ MORE

2.0 hours
This seminar will focus on the following: Basic Ground Rules for Ethically-Compliant Advertising; Publicizing Recognitions from Accrediting Organizations (SuperLawyers, Best Lawyers, Martindale Hubbell); and Avoiding Landmines in Use of Social Media Sites (Avvo, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter). This program has been approved by the BCLE of NJ for 2.0 hours of total CLE credit and meets Regulation 201:2 for newly admitted attorneys. Of these, 1.0 qualify as hours of credit toward ethics/professionalism. (Also recognized for NY CLE credit.)
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Creating Estate Planning Documents That Really Matter to Your Clients : By Middlesex County

Presented by Gary B. Cornick, Esq., Co-Chair, MCBA Elder Law Committee

1.5 hours
The seminar will focus on the following: Developing a “Principled Results Estate Plannin … READ MORE

1.5 hours
The seminar will focus on the following: Developing a “Principled Results Estate Planning Program” including Initial Client Interview, Determining the Client’s Goals and How Estate Planning Documents Can Further a Client’s Goals; Reviewing the Client’s Personal Environment including Financial Conditions, Health Concerns, Family Dynamics, Religious Affiliations & Moral Doctrines; Tax Considerations & Long Term Care Issues; and The Need for Periodic Review as Needs Change. This program has been approved by the BCLE of NJ for 1.5 hours of total CLE credit and meets Regulation 201:2 for newly admitted attorneys. (Also recognized for NY CLE credit.)
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