Live Webinars

Wage & Hour Litigation Part 2: Case Studies on Meal and Rest Breaks, Exemptions, Off-the-Clock Claims, and PAGA is a unique in-depth 3-hour legal teleconference designed for attorneys specializing in employment law. This teleconference will focus on dissecting three critical case studies that address some of the most challenging issues in workplace litigation: meal and rest breaks, employee exemptions, off-the-clock claims, and Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) cases.

Navigating the Wave of Privacy Class Actions and Data Breaches in 2025

Privacy, data protection and cybersecurity are growing areas of concern for businesses, governments and individuals. The law in this area is rapidly evolving, and privacy and security breaches are regularly litigated in state and federal courts. Navigating the Wave of Privacy Class Actions and Data Breaches: A California Perspective" This 90-minute legal webinar will provide attorneys and legal professionals with an in-depth look at the current landscape of privacy class actions and data breaches, with a particular focus on California law. The program will cover recent trends, key legal developments, and practical strategies for both plaintiffs and defendants.

"Wage & Hour 2025" is a comprehensive 90-minute legal webinar designed to equip attendees with the latest insights and strategies in wage and hour litigation, with a special focus on the evolving landscape in California. This timely program will delve into key developments and trends impacting employers, including the Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) and other state-specific regulations. Expert presenters will provide in-depth analysis of recent court decisions, legislative updates, and best practices for navigating complex wage and hour disputes. Whether you are an defense or plaintiff attorney this webinar will offer valuable guidance on mitigating risks and ensuring compliance in the face of increasingly sophisticated wage and hour claims. By attending, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the current legal environment and practical tools to manage wage and hour challenges effectively.

Join us for the first installment of our two-part webinar series, "Monitoring the Money: Managing a Workforce through AI," where we delve into the evolving regulatory landscape surrounding AI in the workplace. We will explore federal guidance and state-level regulations in California that provide a framework for using AI while clarifying employer obligations under labor laws. The webinar will also examine how employers are leveraging AI to monitor employee productivity, highlighting the related privacy concerns and best practices for ethical monitoring. Additionally, we will discuss strategies for mitigating wage and hour risks in California, including compliance with emerging regulations and proposed legislation. Our expert panel will provide actionable tips and insights on staying compliant with these increasingly prevalent yet largely untested tools, ensuring you are equipped to navigate the complex legal environment of AI in the workplace.

This webinar will cover an array of issues faced by litigants and practitioners where alter ego or successor liability theories are advanced during litigation.  Among other things, the webinar will explore the contours of the alter ego and successor liability doctrines; proper pleading of these doctrines; discovery strategies for both plaintiffs and defendants; proof issues faced by both sides when these doctrines are at play; trial issues on who decides these equitable issues; post-judgment attorney’s fees claims and defenses; and post-judgment efforts to amend a judgment to include alter egos and successors as additional judgment debtors.