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Are you a relatively new in-house attorney seeking insights on how to navigate the challenges of in-house practice? Are you an experienced in-house attorney looking to advance your role as a business partner? Are you currently in private practice looking to transition into an in-house role? Fordham Law School and DLA Piper are developing a…
For over 25 years, Simeon H. Baum has delivered this three-day training designed for mediators on New York State Court’s Commercial Division ADR panel. This training is approved under Part 146 of the Rules of the Chief Administrative Judge. Together with the 2-Day Advanced Commercial Mediation training that will be presented through NYSBA's Dispute Resolution…
For over 25 years, Simeon H. Baum has delivered this three-day training designed for mediators on New York State Court’s Commercial Division ADR panel. This training is approved under Part 146 of the Rules of the Chief Administrative Judge. Together with the 2-Day Advanced Commercial Mediation training that will be presented through NYSBA's Dispute Resolution…
This 2-day virtual Institute features the opportunity to learn from leading social, behavioral, and legal authorities and interact with colleagues from across the country, exploring mediation advancements and innovations in technique, delivery, strategy, and technology. Mediators, litigators, educators, in-house counsel and other consumers of ADR services alike will not want to miss it!
U.S. Presidents have historically, not uniformly, asserted broad unilateral authority to order U.S. military into hostilities. What is the constitutional basis for this? How does the Constitution and U.S. law constrain the President’s war powers? Does international law impose constraints on the use of military force? Do recent U.S. military operations comply with U.S. and…
U.S. Presidents have historically, although not uniformly, asserted broad unilateral authority to order the U.S. military into hostilities. This webinar will consider key questions of domestic and international law in light of recent uses of military force against Iran, Venezuela, and narcotics traffickers on the high seas.
In this interactive discussion, we will cover lessons in dispute resolution for entertainment and sports practitioners. Highlighting the experience of NFL arbitrations, we will cover jurisdictional issues, choice of administering body, party-appointed vs non-party appointed arbitrators, confidentiality issues in high-profile cases, and drafting best practices. Speakers Richard Berthelson, Former NFL Players Association General Counsel Lance…
This training is intended for people interested in volunteering for the Part 137 Fee Dispute program. The 2 half-day FREE training will consist of lectures, discussions as well as MANDATORY ROLE PLAY EXERCISES, where attendees’ cameras and sound MUST be turned on. Join us for 2 half-days of trainings to learn what you need to…
The character of warfare is evolving with unprecedented speed. Can the law of armed conflict (LOAC) keep pace? This webinar will address recent conflicts and the legal challenges their evolution and circumstances present.
This webinar will examine the steps organisations will need to take to achieve end-to-end readiness for the EU AI Act. The webinar will offer both technical and legal/regulatory perspectives, reflecting the multidisciplinary nature of AI Act compliance. Practical experiences and use cases will be shared by those who have already supported clients in preparing for…
