Speaker series
In-world continuing legal education will resume early in 2010. Schedule is still being determined.
Schedule
March 17, 2010, (PST)
Elimination of Bias in the Legal Profession
Linda Batiste and Beth Loy
1 hour CLE Credit (1 hour elimination of bias) (California)
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Prior speakers:
July 24, 2009, noon (PDT)
"Copyright Law re Digital Tech"
Tamiko Franklin ('Juris Amat')
1 hour CLE Credit (California)
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June 25, 2009, noon (PDT)
"California Attorney Disciplinary Proceedings"
Carol M. Langford
1 hour CLE Credit (1 hour ethics) (California) (1 hour ethics)
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November 22, 2008, Noon (PST)
"Web 2.0 Tools for Lawyers," Cat Galileo
1 hour CLE Credit (California)
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July 15, 2008, 12:00 noon (PDT):
"Virtual worlds legal issues," Solomon Cortes
1 hour CLE Credit (California)
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July 22, 2008, 12:00 noon (PDT)
"Intellectual property enforcement in virtual worlds," Juris Amat
1 hour CLE Credit (California)
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July 29, 2008, 12:00 noon (PDT)
"Internet fraud," Theophan Paine
1 hour CLE Credit (California)
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September 9, 2008, 12:00 noon (PDT)
"Trademark infringement in virtual worlds," Legal Writer
1 hour CLE Credit (California)
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October 11, 2008, 11:30 am (PDT)
"Legal research on the (free) internet," Cat Galileo
1 hour CLE Credit (California)
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November 8, Noon (PST)
"Ethics of Practice in Virtual Worlds," Benjamin Noble
1 hour CLE Credit (California)
This presentation qualifies for 1 hour of "Legal Ethics" credit.
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Information for prospective speakers
Contact Cat Galileo (kate@ceratops.net) to volunteer. At this time we do not pay speakers.
To qualify for continuing education (in California):
(A) The activity must relate to legal subjects directly relevant to members of the bar and have significant current professional and practical content.
(B) The provider must have significant professional or academic experience related to its content.
Therefore, speakers should submit a resume or cv indicating their professional or academic experience related to its content.
Any law-related topic is acceptable so long as it meets these criteria.
California MCLE provided by Fitz2 Consulting (Virtual Worlds Law Library), provider no. 14547.