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SCIENCE ANDTECHNOLOGY LAWADAPTING TO CLIMATEIMPACTS:UNDERSTANDING OUROPTIONS AND TAKINGACTIONA wide range of natural resources, socialinstitutions, and built infrastructure aresensitive to climate variability and climatechange. Many of these systems areadapted to, or were designed for, historicalclimate conditions. However, current andfuture climate conditions do not alwaysresemble those historical conditions. Inaddition, climate-related stress on theseresources, institutions, and infrastructureis often exacerbated by current societalchoices regarding land use, development,and consumption.In this program, our experts will outlinesome of the climate changes facingattorneys, resource managers,governments, and infrastructure planners,as well as some of the ways in which theyare beginning to address the risks posedby climate impacts. Environmental andenergy law are at the forefront of thesenovel legal questions. The attorneys inthese areas analyze the environmentalimpacts under federal and state laws likeNEPA and CEQA, address mitigation andadaption requirements, and assess thewater supply, while also evaluatingpossible carbon markets and advising oncorporate sustainability. When advisingclients on climate change risk, lawyersmust understand domestic legislation,international agreements, and constantlyadapting regulationItem no. : TG11200365Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00BRAIN AND THE LAW, THEAre all brains really created equal? Ismass incarceration the most fruitfulmethod to deal with juveniles, the mentallyill, and the drug-addicted? Can noveltechnologies such as real-time brainimaging be leveraged for new methods ofrehabilitation?These are just a few of the emergingquestions at the interface of law andneuroscience and are challengingfundamental notions at the heart of ourcriminal justice system.Join our panel of legal experts andscholars in a discussion as to why thelegal system will eventually be forced toshift emphasis from blameworthiness to aforward-thinking analysis of futurebehavior. These and other issues will beexamined through the lens of BaylorCollege of Medicine's Initiative onNeuroscience and Law, which bringstogether a unique collaboration ofneurobiologists, legal scholars and policymakers, with the goal of building modern,evidence-based policy.Item no. : WC11200391Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00BULLY AT SCHOOL GOESHIGH TECH, THE:PROTECTING STUDENTSIN THE INTERNET AGEBy Grant Bowers, Dr. Jeff Gardere, JamesC. Hanks, Kathy MacDonaldChanges in technology have created newways for students to bully one another andnew legal challenges for schools andsociety.The program will address legal/constitutional issuesregarding the regulation of bullying; review case histories; and provide best practice guidance forpolicies and procedures.Item no. : WN11200393Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00CLOUD COMPUTINGDEMYSTIFIED!! IS IT AREVOLUTION OREVOLUTION?This timely and highly informativepresentation is a singularly uniqueopportunity to learn from industry andgovernmental leaders who are recognizedexperts in their respective fields on thebusiness model of cloud computing, andhow to mitigate the legal risks. This panelof dynamic and truly outstandingpresenters impart actionablerecommendations concerning cloudcomputing so that your clients and youroffice can properly and productivelyassess the benefits and risks of embarkingupon a cloud computing undertaking.From exceptionally knowledgeable andhighly distinguished presenters, you willlearn about: the meaning and scope of cloudcomputing (is it a new paradigm or abuzzword?); the effect cloud computing is havingon all levels of information technology,the benefits and risks faced byattorneys and their clients of migratingto a cloud computing platform, andhow future spending trends on cloudcomputing will affect your clients andyour practice; amplification of the complex legalchallenges faced by attorneys andtheir clients in protecting the privacy________________________________________________________________________________________________________Learning Rendezvous LimitedEmail: inquiry@learningemall.com Websites: http://www.learningemall.com & http://www.learningemall.com.hkand security of systems, software,and data (large portions of which aremandated by statute to remain private)when they are stored in the cloud;the rapidly growing use of cloudcomputing in the private and publicsectors;the most effective ways for attorneysand their clients to migrate to andadopt cloud computing;tactics for attorneys in negotiatingwith vendors to have your clients'concerns addressed; andrecommended strategies for attorneyswhen dealing with cloud computingvendors.Item no. : AH11200401Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00COUNSEL OR ICOUNSEL:ETHICAL AND PRACTICALISSUES IN USINGARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCENCEIN E-DISCOVERYEBy John M. Barkett, Julia Brickell, JeffreyFowler, Dera J. Nevin, Kris Pribadi VannExploding data volumes, new corporateand cloud document managementsystems and the merger of corporate andpersonal information technologies allcontribute to an escalating discoveryburden which affects litigation as neverbefore, inhibiting access to justice,increasing regulatory and litigation riskand cost, and threatening the quality ofinternal investigations.This program addresses the ethicalimplications and legal consequences ofusing artificial intelligence technologiesto replicate human judgment in the searchand review of electronic information andsocial media in the context of litigation andinvestigations. Do they work? Are theydefensible?In addition to understanding ethicalconsiderations and judicial perspectivesregarding the use of technology to searchfor and produce electronic information, theaudience will emerge better prepared tomaximize defensibility and help clientscontain costs in the face of electronic datachallenges.Item no. : NK11200269Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00141
ELECTRONIC DISCOVERYFOR THE REST OF US:BRINGINGPROPORTIONALITY BACKTO E-DISCOVERYEBy Sean Gallagher, Helen Marsh, Hon.Craig ShafferIf all you knew about e-discovery camefrom CLE program advertisements, youwould think that every e-discovery caseinvolves millions of documents andmillions of dollars. Not so in the labor andemployment world. Our expert panel,including a U.S. Magistrate Judge from theDistrict of Colorado, will discuss strategiesfor controlling costs and achievingproportionality in typical employmentlitigation matters. You will learn:Strategies for cost control, especiallyat the early stages of employmentlitigation Application of the proportionalityprinciples that are already in Fed. R.Civ. P. 26(b)How to use the Sedona ConferenceCommentary on Proportionality inElectronic Discovery to help achieveproportionalityPreservation obligations in light ofPippins v. KPMG and Tracy v. NVR,Inc.Item no. : FF11200275Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00ETHICAL CHALLENGES ONOTHE HORIZON:CONFIDENTIALITY,COMPETENCE, AND CLOUDCOMPUTINGBy John M. Barkett, Mindy Caplan,Stephanie L. Kimbro, William C. McNeill IIIIn the fast paced world of Web 2.0,knowledge is power and cloud computingis the next frontier. You may be on thecloud already and not realize it. Our expertpanel provides a general overview of cloudcomputing and discuss the various ethicalissues that can arise in connection with it.The panel examines the various ModelRules of Professional Conduct that areimplicated by cloud computing, includingthe rules regarding competence, diligence,confidentiality, safeguarding property,responsibilities of partners andsubordinate lawyers, and clientcommunications. The ABA's upcomingchanges to the Model Rules and ethicsopinions concerning cloud computing willalso be reviewed.Item no.FormatDuration: WN11200279: CD-ROM (Win): 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00ETHICS, ELECTRONICSDISCOVERY ANDINFORMATIONGOVERNANCEBy Bennett B. Borden, Aaron D. Crews,Steven W. TepplerThe spotlight on an attorney's ethicalobligations of competence and candorwhen engaging in electronic discovery (aswell as pre-litigation preparation) hasintensified as a result of the cooperativecharge given to attorneys in today'sfederal litigation practice. The panel forthis session will discuss recent relevantdecisional authority and what attorneysmust do to adhere to their ethicalobligations in an age where thepredominant source of discovery willconsist of electronically stored information.Item no. : NZ11200454Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00FRIENDS OR FRENEMIES?THE INCREASINGLYIMPORTANT LEGALBATTLE OVER SOCIALDATA EXTRACTION TOOLSBy Jonathan H. Blavin, Sebastian E.Kaplan, Chrissie ScelsiIn the wake of Google+'s release, anumber of third parties have developedtools that allow users to extract and exportsocial data from Facebook and reconstructtheir Facebook friends lists on Google+.This program will provide an overview ofvarious legal issues relating to dataextraction tools, which are at the center ofthe increasingly competitive socialnetworking market. Our panelists willexamine the legality of such tools underseveral common law and statutorytheories, including trespass to chattels; theComputer Fraud and Abuse Act and itsCalifornia state law corollary, the CaliforniaComprehensive Computer Data AccessAct; the CAN-SPAM Act; and copyrightinfringement. Our panelists will alsoexplore the legality of social networkingwebsites' technological disabling of dataextraction tools that allow users to exportdata to competing websites.Item no. : TR11200471Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00HOT TOPICS IN INTERNETETLAW AND STRATEGYBy Ian C. Ballon, Christine Dekker, JohnTomaszewskiInternet technology and business modelscontinue to evolve faster than the law --and the speed of legal decisions -- canhandle. Cloud computing, socialnetworking, behavioral advertising, socialgaming, and other technical developmentspose new legal challenges. At the sametime, a current rash of litigation, includingprivacy class action suits, FTC guidelinesand new court decisions, require lawyersto stay on top of an ever-evolving andcomplex global legal landscape.This program will focus on developmentsin privacy, terms of use, licensing, internetbranding and advertising, copyright lawand class action litigation; and is intendedfor both litigators and transactionallawyers alike.Item no. : BD11200489Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 85 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00HOW THE SMARTPHONEWARS ARE CHANGING THEIP LANDSCAPEBy Ray Alderman, David T. Blonder, JorgeL. Contreras, David L. Newman, John A.ScottThe smartphone wars are changing the IPlandscape. Join our panel of experts asthey discuss the landmark decision inApple v. Samsung and other issuesinvolving Microsoft, Google, and MotorolaMobility. The program will focus on patentlitigation involving standard-essentialpatents (SEPs) from a standarddevelopment organization (SDO)viewpoint. Specific topics of the webinarwill include these topics:________________________________________________________________________________________________________Learning Rendezvous LimitedEmail: inquiry@learningemall.com Websites: http://www.learningemall.com & http://www.learningemall.com.hkAnalysis of new use of standardsobligations in litigation Fair, reasonable andnon-discriminatory (FRAND)commitment to attack reasonableroyalty rate asserted by SEP ownersin order to limit damagesFRAND commitment to attack abilityof SEP owners to pursue injunctionsFailure to comply with obligations todisclose SEPs during standardpromulgation may raise issues ofunclean hands or fraudAcquisition of SEPs as means ofshoring-up patent portfolio has prosand cons (e.g. strong patents toassert in litigation but strings attached no injunctions and lower rates)Review of European Commissioninvestigation of Samsung activity re:assertion of SEPs having FRAND142
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