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middlesex - Update on New DWI Plea Bargaining Law

Update on New DWI Plea Bargaining Law: By Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Christine Heitmann, PJMC; Hon. James Weber, JMC; Hon. Katherine Howes, JMC; and Matthew Teeter, Esq.


2.0 CLE Credits
The seminar will focus on the following issues: New Penalties for DWI; Plea Bargaining in DWI Cases; DRE Testimony as per Olenowski; Overview of S3011; Interlock Device Credit for Sentencing READ MORE

2.0 CLE Credits
The seminar will focus on the following issues: New Penalties for DWI; Plea Bargaining in DWI Cases; DRE Testimony as per Olenowski; Overview of S3011; Interlock Device Credit for Sentencing; and Alcotest 9510 Roll Out.
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middlesex - Elements of Theater in Trial Practice

Elements of Theater in Trial Practice: By Middlesex County

Presented by Matthew Lafargue, Esq. & Alexander Kemeny, Esq.


2.0 CLE Credits
Unleash Your Inner Performer: Elevate Your Advocacy in the Courtroom!  This seminar will cover:

Dynamic Speaker: Command attention with voice modulation and rhetoric

Compelling Storyt READ MORE

2.0 CLE Credits
Unleash Your Inner Performer: Elevate Your Advocacy in the Courtroom!  This seminar will cover:

Dynamic Speaker: Command attention with voice modulation and rhetoric

Compelling Storytelling:  Craft narratives and develop charters in a way that resonates with judges and juries alike.

Powerful Body Language:  Harness non-verbal cues to assert confidence and credibility.

Honing Your Skills:  How to improve your skills rapidly and dramatically.  (Includes 2 credits toward certification in civil & criminal trial practice.)
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Middlesex - How to Understand a Tax Return

How to Understand a Tax Return: By Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Marcia Silva (Ret.); Jessica Arndt, Esq; Sara Kucsan, Esq. and Jason Adesso, CVA


2.0 CLE Credits
Top 10 Things You Need to Know About a Tax Return; Navigating a Tax Return and Where to Look; How to Effectively Use Tax Returns within Settlement and Mediation; How to Determine if Househol READ MORE

2.0 CLE Credits
Top 10 Things You Need to Know About a Tax Return; Navigating a Tax Return and Where to Look; How to Effectively Use Tax Returns within Settlement and Mediation; How to Determine if Household Expenses are Being Run Through a Business; and When to Obtain a Business and Cash Flow Evaluation (This program also meets the requirements for newly admitted attorney credit)
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middlesex - wirefraud

Wire Fraud and Recovery in Real Estate Law: By Middlesex County

Presented by Nicole Timparano, CEO, Fortune Title Agency and Gary Pinckney, Esq., Couch Braunsdorf Insurance Group


1.5 CLE Credits
The speaker will address the following: Most Common Types of Fraud Occurring Today; Tools for Prevention; Types of Insurance Available to Mitigate the Cost of Wire Fraud; What to Do When Wir READ MORE

1.5 CLE Credits
The speaker will address the following: Most Common Types of Fraud Occurring Today; Tools for Prevention; Types of Insurance Available to Mitigate the Cost of Wire Fraud; What to Do When Wire Fraud Occurs; Law Firm Cyber Liability Exposure; and Professional Liability Insurance Implications & Considerations.
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NJCBN - Review of Major Municipal Court Cases from 2023(1)

Review of Major Municipal Court Cases from 2023: By Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Christine Heitmann, PJMC; Philip Nettl, Esq.; and John Hogan, Esq.


2.0 CLE Credits
Some of the featured cases will include: State v. Olenowski – new requirements for the admission of DRE testimony; State v. Zingis – what to know when a prior DWI conviction might be aff READ MORE

2.0 CLE Credits
Some of the featured cases will include: State v. Olenowski – new requirements for the admission of DRE testimony; State v. Zingis – what to know when a prior DWI conviction might be affected by State v. Cassidy; State v. Coviello – learn when the judge retains control of an interlock sentence instead of MVC; State v. Gomes – a prior conditional discharge might not be a bar to diversion; many more.
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Bergen - Top tips for appearing in mediations and or arbitrations

Top tips for appearing in mediations and/Or arbitrations: By Bergen County

Presented by Hon. Harry Carroll, JAD (Ret.), Hon. Terry Bottinelli, JSC (Ret.), Hon. James DeLuca, JSC (Ret)., Hon. Ellen Koblitz, JAD (Ret.), Felicia Farber Esq., Ira Kaplan, Esq., Linda Spiegel, Esq., Hon. Menelaos Toskos, PJCh (Ret.)


2.00 Hours
This Zoom webinar will provide practical suggestions from the Bench and Bar on various asp READ MORE

2.00 Hours
This Zoom webinar will provide practical suggestions from the Bench and Bar on various aspects of alternative dispute resolutions.
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Bergen -Why document automation is essential for law firms

Why document automation is essential for law firms: By Bergen County

Presented by Alfredo Luxardo and Cathie Orgill


1.00 Hour
A common misconception regarding legal technology is that documentation automation sacrifices client services and risks profitability. However, document automation translates to improved cli READ MORE

1.00 Hour
A common misconception regarding legal technology is that documentation automation sacrifices client services and risks profitability. However, document automation translates to improved client relationships, maximizes business resources, and increases productivity. In this one-hour CLE, with Alfredo Luxardo and Cathie Orgill, from LEAP legal software, attendees will learn how firms incorporating document automation will reduce mundane tasks, result in scalability, and long-term business success.
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Workers Compensation Bench-Bar Conference 2023: By Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Maria Del Valle-Koch, CJWC; Hon. Fred Hopke, JWC; Hon. William Feingold, JWC; and Joseph Hughes, Esq.


2.0 CLE Credits
The seminar will focus on the following “Best Practices” regarding: Adjournments; Settlement Conferences; Presentation of Settlement Documents to the Court; Proper Interface w/Court and READ MORE

2.0 CLE Credits
The seminar will focus on the following “Best Practices” regarding: Adjournments; Settlement Conferences; Presentation of Settlement Documents to the Court; Proper Interface w/Court and Court Personnel; Knowing Your Particular Judge; The Proper Time to Ask for Help in Settlement Discussions; Pet Peeves Regarding Taking of Testimony, Conduct of Trials, Motions, Medicare Set Asides, Secondary Injury Fund Cases, Etc.; Presentation and Trial of COVID Claims; Tips and Information for Civil Litigators Who Do Not Practice Workers Compensation; and Final Do’s and Don’ts.
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Looking Beneath our Bias: Re-Examining Perspectives on Race, Poverty & Power in the Aftermath of SFFA vs Harvard/UNC: By Middlesex County

Presented by Raymond Brown, Esq.; Jeyanthai Rajaraman, Esq.; Sylvia Thomas, Esq.; and Valerie Jackson, Esq.


2.0 CLE Credits
This program offers 2 DEI Credits! Correlation between structural racism and the cycle of READ MORE

2.0 CLE Credits
This program offers 2 DEI Credits! Correlation between structural racism and the cycle of poverty; historical overview of systemic racism from slavery to Jim Crow to implicit bias today; impact of historical redlining on the racial wealth gap, and housing disparities in communities of color; what is it true poverty and what it really looks like in NJ; impact of systemic bias in child welfare/family regulation system; perspectives on poverty, race & caste in the aftermath of SCOTUS’ recent decision in SFFA v Harvard/UNC; correlation between access affirmative action and legacy admission; meaning and myth of “colorblindness”; elimination of race as a concept in our jurisprudence; wide reaching impact of SFFA v. Harvard/UNC on affirmative action and diversity initiatives; & useful takeaways- what attorneys can do to recognize and disrupt implicit poverty and race bias in the justice system.
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Essex - 5th annual corporate counsel

5th Annual Corporate Counsel Symposium: By Essex County

Presented by "Panel I: 1. Michelle A. Schaap, Esq. 2. Robert B. Hille, Esq. 3. Matthew Schultz, Esq. 4. Marlin G. Townes, III, Esq. Panel II: 1. James A. Lewis V, Esq. 2. Meredith W. Cook, Esq. 3. ora Fong, Esq. 4. Amy N. Lippincott, Esq. Keynote: Karen D. Stringer, Esq."


3.5 CLE credits including one (1) Diversity, Inclusion and Elimination of Bias credit
The Symposium Focuses On AI Technology and Current DEI Trends. Panel I: AI Technology: Ben READ MORE

3.5 CLE credits including one (1) Diversity, Inclusion and Elimination of Bias credit
The Symposium Focuses On AI Technology and Current DEI Trends. Panel I: AI Technology: Beneficial or Problematic? Evaluating the
Advantages and Risks of AI for the Corporate Client. Panel II: Navigating DEI, Affirmative Action and Corporate Responsibility in Light of Recent Supreme Court Cases
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Middlesex - Ai course

How Artificial Intelligence Can Help Lawyers: By Middlesex County

Presented by Valerie C. Shore, Esq. and Andrew Schear, President, Bloomfield Technologies


1.5 CLE Credits
The seminar will focus on the following: AI Basics-How it Works; Live Walkthrough on How to Set Up an AI Chatbox Account and Begin Using It; Discussion and Examples of Things it Can be Used READ MORE

1.5 CLE Credits
The seminar will focus on the following: AI Basics-How it Works; Live Walkthrough on How to Set Up an AI Chatbox Account and Begin Using It; Discussion and Examples of Things it Can be Used to Draft and Generate; Pitfalls to Avoid (e.g. inaccurate, incomplete, or non-responsive content); and AI-Related Legal Issues to Keep an Eye On
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middlesex - intoxicated driver resource center

All About the New Jersey Intoxicated Driver Resource Center: By Middlesex County

Presented by "Michael Higginbotham, LCSW, Chief, Intoxicated Driving Program;Dona Sinton, MA, NCC, Assistant Chief, Intoxicated Driving Program; Hon. Christine Heitmann, PJMC; & John Hogan, Esq.   "


1.5 CLE Credits
The seminar will focus on: IDRC Overview and Scheduling; IDRC Curriculum Overview; IDRC/ID READ MORE

1.5 CLE Credits
The seminar will focus on: IDRC Overview and Scheduling; IDRC Curriculum Overview; IDRC/IDP Role; Multiple Offenders; Offenders Who Live Out of State; Screening, Referral and Treatment; Treatment Prior to Conviction or Prior to IDRC Attendance; Referral Back to Sentencing Court; Noncompliance and Restoration Process; Jurisdiction Over Treatment Determination and Compliance.
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Middlesex - happytrails

Happy Trails: How to Successfully Close Your Law Practice: By Middlesex County

Presented by Amy Sara Cores, Esq.


2.0 Ethics
The seminar will focus on: How do you decide the time is right – selling your firm RPC 1.17, referral fees Rule 1:21-6 and co-counsel agreements, selling files; Telling your clients and tran READ MORE

2.0 Ethics
The seminar will focus on: How do you decide the time is right – selling your firm RPC 1.17, referral fees Rule 1:21-6 and co-counsel agreements, selling files; Telling your clients and transitioning files ethically – mechanics of the transfer of files, special issues, family law cases; notice and timing; Other ethical considerations – conflicts during transition, confidentiality, retention of files or transfer to a new firm with notice to clients; Creating a checklist – coordinating the end of services, ending subscriptions, terminating memberships/retired status; and Steps to take when a law firm is closing due to infirmity or death of a lawyer with no succession plan.
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middlesex - attorney conducted voir dire

Attorney Conducted Voir Dire: By Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Colleen Flynn, PJSC; Jennifer Selletti, Esq., OPD; and Christopher Kuberiet, Esq., MCPO.


1.5 CLE Credits
The speakers will discuss the ACVD process:

  • Formal hearing on the record memorializing consent to participate and executing the consent and waiver form;
  • Planning con READ MORE

1.5 CLE Credits
The speakers will discuss the ACVD process:

  • Formal hearing on the record memorializing consent to participate and executing the consent and waiver form;
  • Planning conference to cover the customization of the written questionnaire and the specifics of voir dire
  • Receipt and use of the Rule 1:8-5 petit jury list with juror demographic information;
  • Provision to judge and attorneys of the spreadsheet with juror responses to the case-specific questionnaire;
  • Pre-voir dire hardships and for-cause challenges;
  • Judicial introduction and start of oral voir dire;
  • Attorney questioning of jurors;
  • Challenges for cause (and late-raised hardships) handled immediately, including for disruptive jurors;
  • Replacement of jurors dismissed for cause during voir dire;
  • Challenges for cause handled at the end of questioning;
  • Attorney exercise of peremptories, with replacements inserted at random; and
  • Empanelment of jury and dismissal of questioned and not-reached jurors.


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middlesex - negotiation skills

Negotiation Skills: How to Win Gracefully: By Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Jamie Happas, PJCv (Ret.), Eugene Wishnic, Esq., Marc Gaffrey, Esq. and Maureen Goodman, Esq.


2 CLE Credit
The program will cover the following: Evaluating Settlement Value of Your Case; Never to Early to Broach Topic of Settlement; Planning Negotiation Strategy; Prioritizing Strengths/Leverage; READ MORE

2 CLE Credit
The program will cover the following: Evaluating Settlement Value of Your Case; Never to Early to Broach Topic of Settlement; Planning Negotiation Strategy; Prioritizing Strengths/Leverage; The Importance of Civility and Professionalism; Face-To-Face Meetings; The Significance of Integrity/Developing Your Reputation; Dealing With Deal Breakers; and Mutual Definition of Terms
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monmouth - making dollars and sense

Making Dollars & Sense Out of Cultural Competency : By Monmouth Bar

Presented by Thomas Prol, Esq.


2.0 CLE Credit
How to engage culturally competent representation consistant with RPC 8.4(g) READ MORE

2.0 CLE Credit
How to engage culturally competent representation consistant with RPC 8.4(g)
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bergen - electronic expungements

Electronic Expungements : By Bergen County

Presented by Karen Gwynn, Sr. Asst. Prosecutor, BCPO, Tamra Katcher, Esq., Stephen Hunter, Deputy Director, Public Defender, Office of the Public Defender


2.00 Hours
Learn how to evaluate whether your client is eligible for an expungement and how to naviga READ MORE

2.00 Hours
Learn how to evaluate whether your client is eligible for an expungement and how to navigate the electronic expungement system and address issues such as clean slate expungement or cases that do not automatically populate in the electronic system.
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middlesex- QDRO

All About Qualified Domestic Relations Orders: By Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Gregg Rubenstein, JSC; Rodney Troyan, Esq.; Samantha Figueroa Latif, Esq. and Elliot Solop, Esq.


2.0 CLE Credits
This program will focus on the following: The fundamentals of QDRO’s; The best tactics for negotiating a Property Settlement Agreement with regard to QDRO’s; The relevant case law in New READ MORE

2.0 CLE Credits
This program will focus on the following: The fundamentals of QDRO’s; The best tactics for negotiating a Property Settlement Agreement with regard to QDRO’s; The relevant case law in New Jersey and in the 3rd Circuit that affects QDROs; The most common misconceptions about Pensions and how it relates to QDROs; How immediate offset vs. deferred distribution settlements affect the parties; and Basic pension valuation issues and assumptions for valuing pensions.
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middlesex - interlock devices

All About Interlock Devices: By Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Spero Kalambakas, JMC; Jason Gooberman, Owner, Interlock Device of NJ; John Hogan, Esq. and Matthew Teeter, Esq.


2.0 CLE Credits
The seminar will focus on: Cost of Installation and Routine Maintenance; Installation Issues (certain cars cannot get interlocks? motorcycles, work vehicles); Putting on Interlocks Before Co READ MORE

2.0 CLE Credits
The seminar will focus on: Cost of Installation and Routine Maintenance; Installation Issues (certain cars cannot get interlocks? motorcycles, work vehicles); Putting on Interlocks Before Court and Then Getting a Certificate of Installation for Restoration Purposes; Reporting Positives During the Last 30 days of Court Ordered Installation; Overview of How the Device Works; Selecting the Right Interlock Device/Installer; Common Issues to Anticipate; Removal of Device, Any Long Term Consequences; and What’s on the Horizon for Interlock and Motor Vehicles.
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Bergen - the road less traveled

The Road Less Traveled – Exploring When to Collaborate or Litigate a Divorce : By Bergen County

Presented by Ira C. Kaplan, Esq., Lauren Behrman, Ph.D, Adam Berner, Esq., Carleen Gaskin


1.5 Hour
This webinar, which is co-sponsored by the Collaborative Divorce Association of North Jers READ MORE

1.5 Hour
This webinar, which is co-sponsored by the Collaborative Divorce Association of North Jersey, will provide an introduction and overview of the collaborative practice of divorce law.
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Bergen - cyber security and realestate

Cybersecurity and the Practice of Real Estate Law – Your Ethical Obligations : By Bergen County

Presented by Linda Spiegel, Esq., Greg Hoffman, Esq., Ryan Trought, Esq.


2 Hour
This two-credit ethics CLE will discuss an attorney’s obligations regarding cybersecurity READ MORE

2 Hour
This two-credit ethics CLE will discuss an attorney’s obligations regarding cybersecurity and ethics for both commercial and residential real estate closings.
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Bergen - professionalism alive and well after COVID

Professionalism – Alive & Well After COVID? : By Bergen County

Presented by Andrew J. Cevasco, Esq.,Joseph A. Maurice, Esq., Sheila O'Shea-Criscion, Esq., Alexander Pappas, Esq., David Robertson, Esq.


2 Hour
Honorable John D. O’Dwyer, P.J.Cv, and Honorable Terry Paul Bottinelli, J.S.C. (Ret.) will READ MORE

2 Hour
Honorable John D. O’Dwyer, P.J.Cv, and Honorable Terry Paul Bottinelli, J.S.C. (Ret.) will answer questions from a panel of Professionalism in the Law Committee members regarding courtroom professionalism. Following that, Jeffrey Fiorelli, Esq. will present on Professionalism and Diversity, Inclusion, and Elimination of Bias.
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Bergen - request for production and ediscovery

Requests for Production and eDiscovery: A Primer on Best Practices in New Jersey : By Bergen County

Presented by Susan M. Usatine, Esq., Rachel Mongiello, Esq.


2 Hour
This webinar will provide updates on the New Jersey Rules discovery rules with a focus on READ MORE

2 Hour
This webinar will provide updates on the New Jersey Rules discovery rules with a focus on eDiscovery and the special challenges presented by electronically stored information and metadata.
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middlesex -evolution of miranda

Sims, Diaz & Beyond: The Modern Evolution of Miranda: By Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Benjamin Bucca, Jr., JSC; Assistant Prosecutors Christie Bevacqua, Joie Piderit and Amber Gibbs and Defense Attorney Joshua Altman


2 CLE Credit
The speakers will discuss: Miranda v. Arizona – What impact does this have on law enforc READ MORE

2 CLE Credit
The speakers will discuss: Miranda v. Arizona – What impact does this have on law enforcement and Defendants and The Recent Evolution of Miranda – State v. A.G.D.; State v. Vincenty; State v. Diaz; State v. Sims; State v. Presha; State in the Interest of A.A.; and State ex rel A.S.
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essex - juveniles

Representing Juveniles in Criminal Matters Two-Part Program: Part I Juvenile Justice and Part II Representing Juveniles with Autism in Criminal Matters : By Essex County

Presented by Panel I: 1. Michelle Callari, Esq. 2. Donna Cameron , Esq. and 3. Anthony Higgins, Esq. Panel II: 1. Rubin M. Sinins, Esq. and 2. Denise Rekem, Esq.


3.0 Credits
This is a two-part presentation on representing juveniles in criminal matters. In Part I, READ MORE

3.0 Credits
This is a two-part presentation on representing juveniles in criminal matters. In Part I, Juvenile Justice, our distinguished presenters will describe in-depth how to represent a juvenile in a criminal matter. The following topics will be discussed: stationhouse adjustment, what to do when a juvenile is arrested, summons vs. warrant, juvenile arrests with specialized units – homicide unit, taking statements of juveniles, the 6 hour rule (including interrogations and detentions), what is needed to resolve a case, protections of juveniles when they are charged with T.L.O. and school searches.

In Part II, Representing Juveniles with Autism in Criminal Matters, our distinguished panel will discuss the fact that while most juveniles with autism are law abiding citizens who are much more likely to be victims of bullying and crimes than perpetrators, there are special considerations to be understood when representing juveniles with autism. Many criminal statutes enforce social norms that are presumed to be understood by the community and not specifically taught. In addition, many of these statutes, especially regarding pornography and sexual offenses, do not require knowledge of wrongdoing to be violated. However, these community norms may not be understood by autistic children as autism is diagnosed in individuals with a “markedly impaired” ability to grasp “norms for social interaction” “in their cultural context.” (DSM-5). In addition, these children are entitled to special education services that may or may not be being provided appropriately by their school districts. Therefore, when representing children with autism who are accused of crimes, it is important to understand autism and the interplay between criminal and education law.
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essex - death by dispute

Avoiding Death by Dispute The Law of Limited Liability Companies (LLC) : By Essex County

Presented by 1. Hon. Robert H. Gardner, J.S.C., 2. Larry Chodor, CPA/ABV CVA CFF, 3. Arthur M. Owens, Esq. and 4. Robert (Chip) Spawn, Esq.


1.5 Credits
During this presentation, our distinguished panel will provide an overview of drafting ope READ MORE

1.5 Credits
During this presentation, our distinguished panel will provide an overview of drafting operating agreements and consequences of failing to comply with the operating agreement, fiduciary duties between managing members and non-managing members, consequences of a member’s death/buyout, the valuation of a member’s interest and practical tips for initiating suit in cases of minority oppression.
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essex- sexual assault survivor protection act

The Sexual Assault Survivor Protection Act (SASPA): Important Information on the Protection this Act Provides to Victims of Sexual Offenses : By Essex County

Presented by 1. Honorable L. Grace Spencer, J.S.C., 2. Celeste Montesino, Esq. and 3. Shari Lee Genser, Esq.


1.5 Credits
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1.5 Credits
During this presentation, our distinguished panel will provide an overview of everything family, criminal and municipal attorneys must know about the protections provided victims under the Sexual Assault Survivor Protection Act (SASPA) including an introduction to NJ’s Sexual Assault Survivor Protection Act (SASPA) (N.J.S.A. 2C:14-16(a)), the definition of consent in sexual assault matters, a discussion of the second prong of SASPA and trial tips for SASPA matters.
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Bergen - security weakest link

Security Is Only as Good as Its Weakest Link: Legal Tech Security Measures Every Lawyer Must Take : By Bergen County

Presented by Richard Joel, Jr., Esq., and Jeffrey R. Schoenberg, Esq.


1 Hour
Rule 1.6(c) stipulates that a lawyer must make reasonable efforts to prevent the disclosur READ MORE

1 Hour
Rule 1.6(c) stipulates that a lawyer must make reasonable efforts to prevent the disclosure of confidential client information. The comments to Rule 1.6 require lawyers to act competently to safeguard client information and use reasonable safety precautions when transmitting a client communication. The exact meanings of “reasonable efforts,” “act competently,” and “reasonable precautions” may be subject to debate. However, doing nothing certainly won’t meet the standard. The good news is that you don’t have to be a security expert or techie to protect yourself and your office. Learn how to cover all the bases of computer, smartphone, tablet, email, wireless and document encryption. We’ll also cover the fundamentals of backing up your electronic data. Half of the battle is simply knowing what questions to ask, and it’s not nearly as complicated as it sounds. Establish best practices in your office and discover the inexpensive or free tools that will make sure your confidential information remains confidential.
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Bergen - Leveraging Technology to Implement the 11 Habits of Successful Law Firms

Leveraging Technology to Implement the 11 Habits of Successful Law Firms : By Bergen County

Presented by Sy Justin Sommers, Esq.


1 Hour
The practice of law has changed with meetings, client hearings, and workspaces being moved READ MORE

1 Hour
The practice of law has changed with meetings, client hearings, and workspaces being moved to online and virtual environments. As law firms consider their process and take a long-term view of their future, how to adapt to the digital practices that are now industry standard should be a top priority. From how you interact with your clients and manage your staff to how you organize and access your matters, technology has completely reshaped the way lawyers can approach their day-to-day routines. By utilizing the right legal technologies, implementing the 11 Habits of Successful Law Firms covered in this webinar will help you become more successful in 2022 and beyond. The program will also consider how implementing technology in day-to-day legal practice implicates the Professional Code of Conduct.
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bergen - Topics in Medical Malpractice

Topics in Medical Malpractice : By Bergen County

Presented by Robert A. Blass, Esq., Jordan S. Goldsmith, Esq., Mariya Gonor, Esq., Robert Hille, Esq., Alexander Klyashtorny, MD


2 Hours
This webinar will cover topics including: Ensuring a medical expert is qualified and effective; Risk management: counseling clients on office policies and procedures; and regulatory/ethical
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2 Hours
This webinar will cover topics including: Ensuring a medical expert is qualified and effective; Risk management: counseling clients on office policies and procedures; and regulatory/ethical
aspects, the corporate practice of medicine; fraud-and-abuse laws.
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bergen - Insights _ Pitfalls of Parenting Coordination

Insights & Pitfalls of Parenting Coordination: A Conversation with Shireen Meistrich, LCSW : By Bergen County

Presented by Ira C. Kaplan, Esq., Shireen Meistrich, LCSW


1 Hour
This webinar is co-sponsored by the Collaborative Divorce Association of New Jersey and wi READ MORE

1 Hour
This webinar is co-sponsored by the Collaborative Divorce Association of New Jersey and will present an overview of the Parenting Coordination process including common issues and concerns.
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bergen - nj pip

NJ PIP Arbitration Primer and Q & A : By Bergen County

Presented by Karen M. Reis, Esq., Hon. Menelaos W. Toskos, J.S.C. (Ret.), Richard Zimmerman, Esq.


2 Hours
A primer for PIP Arbitration, filing and responding to a Demand with Forthright, review of the NJ No-Fault PIP Arbitration Rules, preparing the submission for the Arbitration Hearing, appear READ MORE

2 Hours
A primer for PIP Arbitration, filing and responding to a Demand with Forthright, review of the NJ No-Fault PIP Arbitration Rules, preparing the submission for the Arbitration Hearing, appearance at the hearing, attorney fees and costs, post-hearing applications and appeals filed in Superior Court.
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Bergen - immigration review

Annual Immigration Review in the Biden/Harris Era and Beyond : By Bergen County

Presented by David H. Nachman, Esq., Ludka Zimovcak, Esq., Melvin Solomon, Esq.,Prerak A. Zaveri, Esq., Reana Garcia, Esq.


1.5 Hours
Overview & update of various immigration-related matters in the United States, including the Biden/Harris Administration’s proposed travel ban, U.S. business immigration law updates, U.S READ MORE

1.5 Hours
Overview & update of various immigration-related matters in the United States, including the Biden/Harris Administration’s proposed travel ban, U.S. business immigration law updates, U.S. family-based immigration law updates, and the potential ramification of crimes on immigration status in the U.S.
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Bergen - stormwater

How A Town May Benefit from the New Stormwater Utility Rules : By Bergen County

Presented by Robert Laux, Daniele Cervone, Brianne Callahan, Richard Erickson


1.5 Hours
A panel of lawyers and engineers will examine the application of the stormwater utility rules and provide strategies for implementing the program in municipalities. READ MORE

1.5 Hours
A panel of lawyers and engineers will examine the application of the stormwater utility rules and provide strategies for implementing the program in municipalities.
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bergen - mortgages respa tila

Mortgages, Respa, Tila & More : By Bergen County

Presented by Yongmoon Kim,, Esq., Scott Borison, Esq., Phillip Robinson, Esq.


1 Hour
A panel of highly experienced practitioners will provide an overview of mortgage-related litigation, including the basics of RESPA and TILA and the latest trends/developments. READ MORE

1 Hour
A panel of highly experienced practitioners will provide an overview of mortgage-related litigation, including the basics of RESPA and TILA and the latest trends/developments.
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bergen - long covid

Proving Long COVID ERISA & SSD Disability Claims : By Bergen County

Presented by Barbara B. Comerford, Esq.


2 Hours
This webinar will provide novices with an outline of the basics of ERISA Long Term Disability and SSD claims and the ABCs of proving these claims. READ MORE

2 Hours
This webinar will provide novices with an outline of the basics of ERISA Long Term Disability and SSD claims and the ABCs of proving these claims.
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bergen - represent consumer debtors

How to Represent Consumer Debtors : By Bergen County

Presented by Yongmoon Kim, Esq. Peter Holland, Esq., Philip D. Stern, Esq.


2 Hours
Hundreds of thousands of consumers face debt collection lawsuits every year. Hear from seasoned lawyers on how to represent consumers faced with debt collection, the basics of the Fair Debt READ MORE

2 Hours
Hundreds of thousands of consumers face debt collection lawsuits every year. Hear from seasoned lawyers on how to represent consumers faced with debt collection, the basics of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, and related ethical issues.
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bergen - intro to class actions

Introduction to Class Actions in State and Federal Courts : By Bergen County

Presented by Yongmoon Kim,, Esq., Bruce Greenberg, Esq., Andrew Wolf, Esq.


1 Hour
This webinar will feature a panel of highly experienced practitioners who will discuss New Jersey state and federal class actions and the latest developments. READ MORE

1 Hour
This webinar will feature a panel of highly experienced practitioners who will discuss New Jersey state and federal class actions and the latest developments.
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middlesex - professionalism in the courthouse

Professionalism in the Courthouse : by Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Heidi Currier, JAD; Hon. Jamie Happas, JSC (Ret.); Hon. John Jorgensen, II, JSC; Hon. Pedro Jimenez, JSC; Hon. Bina Desai, JSC; and Hon. Christine Heitmann, PJMC


1.5 CLE Credits
The Panelists will discuss professionalism as it relates to the following issues: Dealing READ MORE

1.5 CLE Credits
The Panelists will discuss professionalism as it relates to the following issues: Dealing with Court Staff, Your Adversary & Judges; Dealing with Pro Se Litigants; Handling Conflicts That Arise Pre-Trial, During Trial & Post-Trial; The Perils of Communicating; and Professionalism Outside of Court.  (Ethics Credits)
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Handling Domestic Violence Matters in Municipal Court : By Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Tara Auciello, JMC; Mun Ct Prosecutor Lorraine Nielsen and Defense Attorney Matthew Teeter


1.5 CLE Credits
The seminar will focus on the following: Common charges related to domestic violence; Handling the municipal matter while a restraining order is pending; Dispositions – Dismissals, Battere READ MORE

1.5 CLE Credits
The seminar will focus on the following: Common charges related to domestic violence; Handling the municipal matter while a restraining order is pending; Dispositions – Dismissals, Batterers Intervention Program, Counseling; The Power & Control Wheel of Domestic Violence; Victim’s Rights; and No Contact Orders
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Construction Law 2021 Updates : By Bergen County

Presented by Danielle E. Cohen, Esq., Adrienne L. Isacoff, Esq.


1.0 Hour
The seminar will explore some key construction contract payment provisions including the Pay When Paid clause, the Prompt Pay Act, and how the pandemic has impacted the cost of materials/equ READ MORE

1.0 Hour
The seminar will explore some key construction contract payment provisions including the Pay When Paid clause, the Prompt Pay Act, and how the pandemic has impacted the cost of materials/equipment and delay in performing work.
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Ethical Considerations in eDiscovery : By Bergen County

Presented by Susan M. Usatine, Esq., Anthony J. Davis, Esq., Rachel Mongiello, Esq.


1.0 Hour
Understanding the interplay between the Rules of Professional Conduct and eDiscovery is critical for today’s practitioner. This seminar will take a no-nonsense approach to explaining the bas READ MORE

1.0 Hour
Understanding the interplay between the Rules of Professional Conduct and eDiscovery is critical for today’s practitioner. This seminar will take a no-nonsense approach to explaining the basics of eDiscovery and satisfying our professional obligations.
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New Jersey Expungement Developments: Getting into the Weeds to Seal Client Criminal Records : by Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Robert Jones, Jr., JSC; Allan Marain, Esq.; Asst Prosecutor Conner Ouellette; John Hogan, Esq. and Kenneth Vercammen, Esq.


2 CLE Credits
The seminar will focus on: The NJ Courts Expungement Portal; Essential Eligibility Conside READ MORE

2 CLE Credits
The seminar will focus on: The NJ Courts Expungement Portal; Essential Eligibility Considerations and Client Records; Traditional Expungements;   Expedited vs. Early Pathway; Expungement of Marijuana Offenses;   Clean Slate; Case law updates, the SBI Review, and Expungement Confirmation; The Expungement Effect and When Not to Expunge; and Juvenile Offenders – Expungements vs. Sealing
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njcbn - microagressions

Microaggressions – How to Spot Them and How to Stop Them : by Middlesex County

Presented by Cedric Ashely, Esq., Celeste Fiore, Esq. and Rachel Holt, Esq.


1.4 CLE Credits
The speakers will discuss: What is Microaggression?; Common Microaggressions Targeting Black & LGBTQ+ Americans; Microaggressions and the Law; Rules of Professional Conduct; What Do We D READ MORE

1.4 CLE Credits
The speakers will discuss: What is Microaggression?; Common Microaggressions Targeting Black & LGBTQ+ Americans; Microaggressions and the Law; Rules of Professional Conduct; What Do We Do When We See Microaggressions?; and Q & A
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Analyzing The Evolution of Operation Decisions in DWI Cases

Analyzing the Evolution of Operation Decisions in DWI Cases : by Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Tara Auciello, JMC; John Hogan, Esq.; Mun Ct Prosecutor Tim Arch; and Eric Morrell, Esq.


2 CLE Credit
The seminar will focus on: The Element of Operation, Actual, Intent to Operate and Recent Operation; State v. Daly; State v. Mulcahy; State v. Jedra; State v. Thompson; and The Refusal Scena READ MORE

2 CLE Credit
The seminar will focus on: The Element of Operation, Actual, Intent to Operate and Recent Operation; State v. Daly; State v. Mulcahy; State v. Jedra; State v. Thompson; and The Refusal Scenario
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Raising Race in Advocacy – Part 2

Raising Race in Advocacy – Part 2: Spotlighting White Supremacy : by Middlesex County

Presented by Ana Tent, Esq., 2020 NJDC & Georgetown Law Racial Justice Ambassador and NJOPD Assistant Deputy Public Defender & Moderator Valerie Jackson, Esq., Co-Chair, MCBA BARESJ and NJOPD Deputy Public Defender


2.4 CLE Credit
In the second installation of Raising Race the speaker will examine the culture and instit READ MORE

2.4 CLE Credit
In the second installation of Raising Race the speaker will examine the culture and institution of white supremacy in the U.S.  The program will take a deeper look at overt race-conscious principles that have shaped the present-day system of racial hierachy and its impact on access to power, wealth, and advantage for persons of color. The program will explore legal frameworks for addressing explicit bias in the courtroom and offer practical tips on how to facilitate discussions on these issues and on being an ally in our practice.
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Raising Race in Advocacy – Part 1: Understanding Implicit Bias: by Middlesex County

Presented by Ana Tent, Esq., 2020 NJDC & Georgetown Law Racial Justice Ambassador and NJOPD Assistant Deputy Public Defender & Moderator Valerie Jackson, Esq., Co-Chair, MCBA BARESJ and NJOPD Deputy Public Defender


2.4 CLE Credit
In the first installation of Raising Race in Advocacy the guest speaker will talk about th READ MORE

2.4 CLE Credit
In the first installation of Raising Race in Advocacy the guest speaker will talk about the importance of “raising race” advocacy and becoming a more racially conscious lawyer. The program will cover topics including: Racially Conscious Investigation; Discovery; Data Collection; Race-Based Case Law; Police Brutality; . . . and more.
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Cannabis 101 Webinar : By Monmouth Bar

Presented by Steven E Nelson, Esq. Joshua S. Bauchner, Esq.


1.5 CLE Credit
Panel discussion on Everything you need to know about the Legal Issues Impacting This Emerging Industry
The New Jersey Compassionate Use of Medical Marijuana Act adopted and signed into law READ MORE

1.5 CLE Credit
Panel discussion on Everything you need to know about the Legal Issues Impacting This Emerging Industry
The New Jersey Compassionate Use of Medical Marijuana Act adopted and signed into law on January 18, 2010.
Requirement for debilitating medical condition.  Limited to 10,000 patients after 10 years.
Executive Order 6 issued by Governor Murphy on first day of term as Governor.
Department of Health Report issues March 2018 report recommending sweeping regulatory and statutory changes.
Spring of 2018, Senate Bill 10, the so-called “Jake Honig Act” introduced to adopt proposed DOH recommended changes.
Senate Bill 2703 introduced to legalize adult use of cannabis.
Jake Honig Act signed into law June 18, 2019.
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mba-cybersecurity

Data Privacy & Cybersecurity Webinar : by Monmouth Bar

Presented by Robert M. Schechter, Esq., Diane Dunn McKay, Esq., Matthew Cohen, Esq., Kevin Clark, Esq., Alex Golbin Michael Geraghty


1.5 CLE Credit
Information Security 2021: Real Threats & Practical Preparedness
Working From Home Ri READ MORE

1.5 CLE Credit
Information Security 2021: Real Threats & Practical Preparedness
Working From Home Risk Awareness & Special Threats To IP Assets
In The Trenches On Transactions & Insurance Policy Protections
Incident Planning & Response, Vendor Risk Management and
Protecting the State & Constituents
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mba - labor laws

Labor and Employment Law Webinar : by Monmouth Bar

Presented by Michael Ansell, Esq., Russell McEwan, Esq., Nancy Martin, Esq., Brian Chabarek, Esq., John O’Connor, Esq., and Corrine McCann Trainor, Esq.


2.0 CLE Credit
Top topics include Independent Contractors and Employee Misclassification, Labor Law Chang READ MORE

2.0 CLE Credit
Top topics include Independent Contractors and Employee Misclassification, Labor Law Changes under the Biden Administration, Employer mandated COVID-19 vaccinations, New USDOL rule revising tipped employee regulations and New Jersey Executive Orders regarding employer requirements for PPE and related OSHA policies.
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Immigration 101 Webinar : By Monmouth Bar

Presented by Michael Detzky, Esq. Michele Alcalde, Esq.


1.5 CLE Credit
Panel discussion on Superior Court Family Part in making a custody determination required to obtain Special Immigrant Status for an undocumented Alien under 21 so that they may ultimately ob READ MORE

1.5 CLE Credit
Panel discussion on Superior Court Family Part in making a custody determination required to obtain Special Immigrant Status for an undocumented Alien under 21 so that they may ultimately obtain lawful permanent residence status Collateral Consequences of a civil and criminal finding of domestic violence for an undocumented person.
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mcba_ ethical does and donts

Ethical Do’s and Dont’s for Opening & Closing Arguments : by Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Andrea Carter, JSC; Joseph Benedict, Esq.; Assistant Prosecutor Thomas Carver; and Michael Roberts, Esq.


2 hours
The speakers will discuss the following: Permissible and impermissible comments as to a defendant’s innocence or guilt; Use and mis-use of power point presentations; Arguing the credibility READ MORE

2 hours
The speakers will discuss the following: Permissible and impermissible comments as to a defendant’s innocence or guilt; Use and mis-use of power point presentations; Arguing the credibility of a witness vs. vouching for the credibility of the witness; Commenting on vs. mis-stating the law or evidence; Demeaning adverse counsel or the defendant; Comment that infringe the right to remain silent; Comment on the fees charged by experts; Intentional discovery violations; and more…..
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Jurisdictional Issues in Family Law : by Middlesex County

Presented by Lauren Miceli, Esq. & Elizabeth Rozin-Golinder, Esq.


1.5 hours
The program will focus on the following: FM Divorce (Domicile v. Residency & First Filed Rule & Special Equities); FD Custody and Parenting Time (N.J.S.A. 9:2-3); UCCJEA (N.J.S.A. 2A READ MORE

1.5 hours
The program will focus on the following: FM Divorce (Domicile v. Residency & First Filed Rule & Special Equities); FD Custody and Parenting Time (N.J.S.A. 9:2-3); UCCJEA (N.J.S.A. 2A:34-53, et. seq.) (Emergent Jurisdiction & Home State Jurisdiction); and Hague Convention & International Child Abduction.
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mcba - cultural competency

Cultural Competency Training : By Middlesex County

Presented by Hon. Pedro Jimenez, JSC; Cedric Ashely, Esq.; and Valerie Jackson, Esq.


2 hours
MCBA BARESJ Presents – Making the Case for “Culturally” Competent Representation. This 2 hour presentation has been designed to assist you in becoming a more effective advocate in a cult READ MORE

2 hours
MCBA BARESJ Presents – Making the Case for “Culturally” Competent Representation. This 2 hour presentation has been designed to assist you in becoming a more effective advocate in a culturally diverse society.

Our speakers will lead a discussion on the intersection between ethics, cultural competency and the fair and impartial administration of justice.

The panel will analyze real life scenarios and provide practical solutions to assist practitioners in responding ethically, professionally and respectfully to clients, the court and colleagues.
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