ACLL News & Events

October 13, 2021

Events

SPOTLIGHT ON PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY & USE OF TECHNOLOGY: WHAT EVERY LAWYER NEEDS TO KNOW

Speaker: Nicole Clark, Litigation Attorney & CEO of Trellis Research

Virtual, free MCLE event, participatory credit

Tuesday November 9, 12 - 1

Join this webinar to learn how to meet your professional responsibility obligations while advancing technology in your practice. 

Trellis Research will cover the key ABA rules, applicable state regulations, and impart practical strategies for complying during Covid-19 with office best practices when working remotely.

Trellis Research, a legal analytics platform that uses AI and machine learning to provide litigators with strategic legal intelligence and judicial analytics.

Link to the flyer HERE

Advance registration required: email your name and Bar number to lawlib@acgov.org by noon the day before the program to receive a link.  Please include the name of the program in the email's subject line.

RESTRAINING ORDERS AND VIRTUAL COURT 101 

Virtual panel presentation with attorneys from the Family Violence Law Center

Wednesday October 27, 12 - 1 PST

No MCLE credit

The Family Violence Law Center, which provides free legal services in any language to domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Alameda County, will provide a brief introduction to restraining orders with a specific focus on current virtual practices and court procedures.

Topics will include:

• an introduction to different types of restraining orders and the
  legal forms required
• best practices when filling out restraining order forms
• how to file, pick up, and serve restraining orders
• how to submit evidence and access remote hearings

Attendees will leave with a better understanding of the current Alameda County practices regarding restraining orders, increasing the odds of success in their cases.

Link to the flyer HERE

Advance registration required: email your name to lawlib@acgov.org by noon the day before the program to receive a link.  Please include the name of the program in the email's subject line.