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LAW STUDENTS2011-2012 2012 ARBITRATIONCOMPETITION NATIONALFINALSThe 2011-12 Law Student DivisionArbitration Competition National FinalsTopic: Construction DelaysThe competition promotes greaterknowledge and interest among lawstudents about arbitration by simulating arealistic arbitration hearing. Participatingstudents learn how to think, act, and be anadvocate representing a client in anarbitration. They prepare and present anarbitration case and are involved inopening statements, witness examinations,exhibit introductions, evidentiarypresentations, and summations. They alsoexperience what it is to be a professional,competent, and ethical advocate.The seventh National ArbitrationCompetition took place January 20-21,2012 at the ABA Headquarters in Chicago,IL. Fifty-eight teams from 36ABA-approved law schools competed inthe five regional competitions. The top twoteams out of the 10 that advanced to theNational Finals square off in thisinformative video, which shows teamsfrom Texas Tech University School of Lawand University of Missouri School of Lawcompeting for the Arbitration CompetitionNational Championship.This video captures the NationalChampionship final round, from openingstatements, witness examinations, exhibitintroductions, to evidentiary presentations.It also includes the portable document fileof the 2011-12 Case File allowing viewersto gain a greater insight into thepresentation. Use the video and case fileto help you prepare for the ArbitrationCompetition or as a demonstration ofeffective arbitration advocacy on behalf ofa client.Item no. : AA11200356Format : DVD-ROMDuration : Approx. 3 hoursCopyright : 2012Price : USD 170.002011-2012 2012 CLIENTCOUNSELINGCOMPETITION NATIONALFINALSThe 2011-12 Law Student Division ClientCounseling Competition National FinalsTopic: K-12 Education/School LawThe Client Counseling Competitionpromotes greater knowledge and interestamong law students in the preventive lawand counseling functions of law practiceand encourages students to developinterviewing, planning, and analytical skillsin the lawyer client relationship in the lawoffice. The competition simulates a lawoffice consultation in which studentlawyers conduct an interview with a"client". Following the interview, thestudent lawyers explain how they wouldproceed further in the hypotheticalsituation.The 39th National Client CounselingCompetition took place at North CarolinaCentral University in Durham, NC onMarch 16-17, 2012. One hundred andthirty eight teams from 91 ABA-approvedlaw schools entered this year'scompetition. The top three teams out ofthe 12 that advanced to the NationalFinals square off in this informative video.Learn effective interviewing, planning, andrelationship-building techniques whilewatching the University of NebraskaCollege of Law compete against theUniversity of Wyoming College of Law andDePaul University College of Law for theClient Counseling Competition NationalChampionship.This video captures the NationalChampionship final round in its entirety,including the judges' evaluation. It alsoincludes the portable document finals ofthe complete regional and nationalproblems, including the clients'confidential information allowing viewersto gain greater insight into the competitors'presentation, as well as the judges'critiques. Use this video and completecompetition problems to help you preparefor the Client Counseling Competition oras a demonstration of preventive law andthe counseling functions of law practice.Item no. : JH11200242Format : DVD-ROMDuration : Approx. 135 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 170.00LAWYERS'PROFESSIONALLIABILITYPREVENTING A LEGALMALPRACTICE CLAIM INFAMILY LAW MATTERSFamily law cases can be a rich source ofcomplaints against lawyers. Whetherclaiming malpractice, excessive fees orabandonment, seeking to change lawyersor filing disciplinary charges, family lawclients may express extremedissatisfaction in the representation,spelling trouble for the lawyer involved. Byexamining the kinds of claims madeagainst lawyers in this context, thissession will help lawyers protectthemselves against angry clients.Attendees will learn from hypotheticalswhat steps to take at all stages ofrepresentation to avoid the root causes ofthese claims. Experienced family lawlawyers, defense lawyers, and insurers willadvise you about the loss preventionmeasures that you should have in placefor all family law client matters and how tohandle particularly difficult situations inthese often highly volatile situationsItem no. : LD11200561Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00LEGAL ASPECTS OFNURSINGSEXUAL HARASSMENT INCALIFORNIA HEALTHCARESexual harassment is a serious problem inthe United States, and federal and stateagencies have responded with strictstatutes designed to eliminate it. InCalifornia, state law requires thatemployers with more than 50 employeesprovide 2 hours of training on sexualharassment to all supervisors andmanagers. This course is designed toaddress that need.After completing this course, the learnershould be able to: Define sexual harassment, includingthe specific types of harassment. Describe how sexual harassment isdefined in both federal and Californiastate laws. Describe the legislative history andspecific details of federal sexualharassment law. Explain the federal government'sstance on corporate and personalliability for sexual harassment. Describe the legislative history andspecific details of California sexualharassment law. Identify when and why Californialegislative bill AB 1825 wasimplemented. Identify the steps that individuals cantake to confront, document, andreport sexual harassment. Describe the policies and standardsthat corporations and theirsupervisory employees must adhereto in identifying, investigating, andresolving sexual harassmentcomplaints. Explain the California requirementsfor sexual harassment training ofsupervisory employees. List the minimum sexual harassmentprevention training steps mandatedby AB 1825. Describe the consequence of failureto adequately train employees inidentifying and dealing effectively withsexual harassment.Item no. : CF08051021Format : DVD (With Workbooks)Duration : 36 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 498.00________________________________________________________________________________________________________Learning Rendezvous LimitedEmail: inquiry@learningemall.com Websites: http://www.learningemall.com & http://www.learningemall.com.hk123
LEGALTECHNOLOGYIPAD LAWYER, THE: REALSECRETS FOR YOUR IPADSUCCESSBy Scott J. GrossbergMore and more, iPads are showing up incourtrooms, mediation sessions,boardrooms and client meetings.Understanding and utilizing this newtechnology is essential to your success inthe legal profession. So, how do you learnto master your iPad and keep yourcompetitive edge? Join one of the premieriPad experts, author, and Apple Storepresenter, Scott Grossberg, Esq. as heguides you through his iPad legal practiceworkflow so that you, too, may becomemassively productive, profitable&and havefun in the process! This program wascreated specifically for legal professionalsand will give you a powerfully cutting-edgeperspective on how tostore and present legal documents andevidence; access client information bothefficiently and securely;meet your individual legal needsthrough customization of your iPad;identify which apps to use for yourpractice area; anduse iPad accessories to increase yourproductivity.Now is the time to take your legal practiceto the next level by including your iPad intoyour day-to-day work. Scott will tell youwhat you need to know to ensure that youare well on your way to being an iPadgenius!Item no. : WH11200304Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00PREVENTING ANDCLEANING UP AFTERCORPORATECYBER-TERRORISM,HACKING, VIRUSES, ANDOTHER ELECTRONICPESTILENCEBy Paul Lancaster Adams, Keith J. Jones,Elizabeth B. Shirley, Marc J. ZwillingerThis program focuses on how acompany's computer systems may bebreached by outsiders (and insiders), howto prevent it, and how to rectify it, soattending practitioners can advise theirclients and attending in-house counsel caninstitute appropriate protections. Thewebinar reviews the applicable federal anddiffering states' laws regarding what to dowhen personally identifiable information ofthousands or millions of consumers hasbeen inadvertently disclosed, how long acompany has to notify customers of thebreach, and the measures companiesmust take to try to rectify the breach. Whathappens if the breach is internal? Theprogram looks at what a company can doto protect its systems and its customersfrom internal threats of employees orformer employees gone rogue. Finally, theprogram looks at cyber-terrorism and thethreat it can pose to a company'soperations, as well as the civil legalimplications for the crimes.Item no. : LU11200562Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 56 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00LIFE SKILLSSURVIVOR'S PRIDE:INTRODUCTION TORESILIENCYKey resiliencies for young people that helpyoung adults overcome adversitiesCan young people survive troubledfamilies and destructive environments andgrow up to become responsible andproductive adults?The answer is resoundingly YES!!! Kidshave the ability to bounce back fromadversity. We see it around us all the time:young people who have survived andthrived despite unthinkable hardships.But how do they do it?And how can we, as helping professionalsassist them in doing it? Further, how cankids learn to recognize their own innerstrengths and take pride in rising abovedifficult circumstances?Drs. Steven and Sybil Wolin are pioneersin the field of resiliency and have namedseven key resiliencies. In addition, in 20years of clinical experience they have builta body of research and theory thatprovides answers to all these questions.Features: gives an overview of resiliencyresearch and training helps you recognize and fosterresiliency among students helps kids discover their own innerstrengths eachers clinical reframing techniquesfor use with teens at risk recharges positive energies for thoseworking with youth at riskItem no. : PM00490088Format : DVD (Closed Captioned)Duration : 62 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 79.00LITIGATIONACCELERATED CASERESOLUTION BEFORE THETRADEMARK TRIAL ANDAPPEAL BOARDIf you've been wondering how you canmore efficiently pursue meritsdeterminations in inter partes proceedingsbefore the Trademark Trial and AppealBoard (TTAB) of the USPTO, this ABAwebinar is just the ticket. The panel willdiscuss using the various efficiencies andalternatives to traditional discovery andtrial that characterize opposition andcancellation cases proceeding under theTTAB's Accelerated Case Resolution(ACR) process. If you want to streamlineand position opposition and cancellationproceedings for more efficient, economicaland focused presentation of the facts andevidence that are necessary to resolve themerits of a case, and are involved in acase with an adversary seeking the samesavings, the ACR process may be right foryou. ACR can save parties time andresources, and typically will result in fasterresolution than a standard TTABproceeding utilizing traditional discoveryand trial methodologies.Our authoritative panel will provide anoverview of the ACR process and discusshow ACR can help parties achieveresolution on an expedited basis. We willexamine factors to consider in determiningwhether ACR is right for a particularsituation, and will discuss timing,procedures, and strategies to keep in mindwhen electing and using Accelerated CaseResolution.Item no. : FF11200249Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00AFFORDABLE CARE ACTAFTER THE MANDATE, THE:TTHE KEY PROVISIONSLIKELY TO REMAINBy Kristina N. Holmstrom, Eileen L.Parsons, Dennis J. WallFollowing oral arguments on theAffordable Care Act, individuals, insurancecompanies, and employers could befacing a new frontier in health care. Thisprogram will address what's next andoffer practical tips that you will findapplicable, no matter the outcome. Ourexpert panel will discuss the ways in whichthe ACA executes a Federal takeover ofcertain (if not all) aspects of HealthInsurance as exemplified by the Act'svarious provisions; enacts the Rules implementing theAct's provisions; and disseminates the guidance offered bythe Federal agencies and________________________________________________________________________________________________________Learning Rendezvous LimitedEmail: inquiry@learningemall.com Websites: http://www.learningemall.com & http://www.learningemall.com.hk124
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