Live Webinars

Certifying Class Actions: Navigating the Legal Landscape is designed to provide attendees with an in-depth understanding of the certification process for class action lawsuits. This conference will bring together legal experts and experienced practitioners to explore the complex legal issues surrounding class action certification. Speakers will discuss the latest developments in the law, share practical strategies for litigating certification issues, and provide insights into the challenges that arise during the certification process. Whether you are a novice or experienced litigator, a judge, or a legal scholar, this conference will provide valuable information and networking opportunities to help you navigate the certification process in class action litigation in 2023.

You are Plaintiff or Defense counsel in a wage and hour class action case with a PAGA claim.  You have agreed to attend private mediation.  You have thousands if not hundreds of thousands of rows of time punch data, payroll data and a class list.  Does this describe your case?  Then, this webinar is for you.

Calculating wage and hour damages, PAGA penalties and exposure is a challenging endeavor. In this webinar, you will hear the viewpoints from three panelists regarding making wage and hour damages calculations, exposure estimates and valuing a case with an emphasis on mediation.  In particular, the program will cover PAGA penalties, meal and rest break violations, regular rate calculations, off-the-clock work, rounding, derivative penalties, preparing exposure models for mediation, class action settlement strategies, and valuing a case for settlement. These issues will be discussed from both the defense and plaintiff’s counsel’s perspective, as well as from the perspective of a wage and hour damages economist expert.  Understanding the basis of damages and exposure calculations and the differences when preparing calculations for mediation can make the difference between a successful mediation or prolonged litigation.

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.

An Overview of Psychological Assessments in Court

Electronic Discovery: From Start to Finish

The importance and complexity of e-discovery has grown dramatically over the past decade. Not long ago, the average production in a civil case was in paper and ran only a few thousand pages. Not any longer! It is not unheard of for a complex case to require the production of millions of pages of documents. This program will provide attendees with an update on the latest trends, the basics of ESI (Electronically Stored Information) and a strong foundation of the challenges and strategies that every litigator and in-house counsel must know.