A Luddite’s Guide to Technology Law: Issue Spotting
Friday, June 13, 9 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Oregon State Bar Center, Tigard
3.25 general CLE credits
This introduction to common issues that arise when advising clients on technology-related matters will explore four broad areas: 1) I.P. basics, including an introduction to patent law; 2) I.P. protection, such as noncompete, nondisclosure and employee agreements; 3) open source and licensing policies; and 4) policies for employee use of technology to access social media and blogs.
Eug (7/25) New (7/25) Salem (7/18) Tigard (7/23)
Handling Domestic Relations Cases
Friday, July 18, 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Oregon State Bar Center, Tigard
4.25 general CLE or practical skills
credits and 2 ethics credits
Whether your clients are contemplating divorce or “conscious uncoupling,” it’s not about the law, it’s the process that matters. Using a hands-on approach, this seminar will guide you step-by-step through the divorce process. Learn everything from where the courthouse is located, to what to file from the initial petition through the entry of a judgment. Forms, which are essential to domestic relations cases, are part of the course materials and will reflect recent legislative changes. Our faculty members, Paul Saucy, Joshua Kadish and Ruth Pekelder, are seasoned Oregon family law practitioners with 95 collective years of experience.
Eug (8/8) New (8/8) Salem (8/1) Tigard (8/6)
Lunch and Learn Series
Oregon State Bar Center, Tigard
1 general CLE or practical skills credit for each seminar
State and Federal Criminal Fraud Overview, Tuesday, July 8, noon-1 p.m. Hear about state and federal fraud statutes, legal issues relating to fraud crimes and tips on working with law enforcement.
Workplace Fraud and Computer Forensics, Tuesday, July 15, noon-1 p.m. Two forensics experts will lead an exploration of the computer forensics used to detect workplace fraud.
Workplace Fraud: Social Media and Investigations, Tuesday, July 22, noon-1 p.m. Gain an understanding of the rapidly changing world of digital evidence and e-discovery, as well as social media’s explosion into court cases and its impact on attorneys, paralegals and investigators.
Workplace Fraud: Data Mining and Forensic Analytics, Tuesday, Aug. 5, noon-1 p.m. Discover different types of accounting data, tests and techniques, and how to use Excel as a data mining tool.
Fraud Risk Management in the Workplace, Tuesday, Aug. 12, noon-1 p.m. The commercial crime insurance policy covering employee theft, cyber liability insurance and how a bank can offer protection against fraud.
No video replay for the Lunch and Learn Series.
August 7-8
Military and Veterans' Law
September 5
Ethics
September 5
Child Abuse Reporting
September 5
Race: Myths and Realities
September 19-20
Northwest Administrative Law Institute
September 24
Notario Fraud Conference
September 26
Advanced Computer Law
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