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VIDEO – Intellectual Property Update
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Qualifies for: 1.5-hours MCLE credit.
Viewing Time: 90 minutes.
In this video presentation, Jim H. Salter, expert witness and litigation support counsel, with Inventive Patent Law P.C. addresses legal issues surrounding the rights of ownership of patents, trade secrets, trade dress, service marks or trademarks, and the legal or illegal use of this property. Mr. Salter discusses a significant U.S. Supreme Court decision from June 2014 (Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank) that affects the scope of the patent eligibility of computer software.
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VIDEO – Preparing Your Witness for Testimony
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Qualifies for: 1.5-hours MCLE credit.
Viewing Time: 90 minutes.
In this video Sandra Sava, of Counsel with Meissner, Joseph & Pally, LLP discusses how to identify and meet the challenges of testimony in four different settings -- declarations, depositions, arbitration and trial - and examines how our current judicial system impacts that testimony.
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VIDEO – Taxation of Damages, and Reporting and Wittholding Rules for Litigation Settlements and Judgments
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1.5-hour MCLE credit
Viewing Time: 90 minutes
This video presentation by Robert R. Rubin, Shareholder with Boutin Jones, Inc. covers taxation of damages, which every attorney should consider earlier rather than later because identifying tax issues too late, may result in allocating part of a recovery to (A) nontaxable claims or (B) claims for which attorney fees are fully deductible may be lost. Similarly, the employment tax and information return issues also need consideration early to avoid nasty surprises at the end of the process. Both plaintiff and defense counsel should be sensitive to these issues because, after all, at the end of the day the after-tax recovery and the after-tax cost is the paramount concern of both plaintiffs and defendants, respectively.
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VIDEO – Immigration Law and the Family
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1.5-hour MCLE credit
Viewing Time: 90 minutes
In this video presentation Jesse Atwal, Esq., Atwal Company, covers:
The Roadmap to U.S. Immigration
Can someone enter or stay in the U.S. at all?
Introduction to U.S. Permanent Residence (Green Cards)
Getting a green card through family members
Getting a green card as an Investor
Getting a green card as a Special Immigrant
Humanitarian protection (TPS, Asylee, Refugee status)
Nonimmigrant (Temporary) Visas
Acquiring U.S. Citizenship
Please note, supplemental materials can be downloaded from the same page you view this video. In the video description, click the URL to download the “…speaker’s handouts and ancillary files.”
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