Everyone talks about protecting corporate data, but what about our personal data and protection? Is it all the same? Should we just accept that all our information is floating onthe dark web? A commonsense approach will go a long way for protect you.
By 2040, more than 14 million Americans will be 85 years old or older. As our population ages, courts are increasingly called on to appoint guardians when elderly persons can no longer manage their own affairs.
Gone are the days of "hereto" and "to wit." We need to write so people can easily understand our arguments. This session helps teach you how to do just that.
Attendees learn appropriate interviewing techniques as well as problem areas to avoid as they relate to labor and employment law - what you can and can't do/ask legally in an interview. Real world examples are used.
This session provides an overview of elder law for those who are either interested in practicing in this area, or who have family members confronting these issues.
There are three kinds of crucial traits that paralegals need to have to be effective and help their lawyers. These traits are dependability, flexibility, and durability.
This session is an overview of the current threat landscape. It explains how hackers are gaining access to corporate (Legal) networks, identify risk factors, and discuss prevention and where the threats are originating from.
In this on-demand webinar, we discuss various immigration-related topics such as the H-1B employment-based immigration petition, travel bans, the EB-5 visa, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, Cancellation of Removal applications, and asylum.
Overview of growing societal trends of social media, along with a discussion of private versus public information, and how social media blurs the lines. Discover ways to capture web evidence correctly, the importance of defensibility.