13 www.loubar.org May 2024 LBA Labor & Employment Law Section LBA Labor & Employment Law Section + Uof ofL Brandeis School of Law L Brandeis School of Law The Carl A. Warns, Jr. & Edwin R. Render Labor & Employment Law Institute Thursday, June 20 and Friday, June 21 The Institute provides high-quality continuing legal education to local and regional labor or employment law attorneys, human resource professionals, union representatives and other workplace experts. The Institute creates a dialogue between academics, government officials and practitioners. It is an inclusive forum where employees, union and management-side repre- sentatives all feel welcome and benefit from the education provided. We are excited to announce guest speaker Mark Gaston Pearce, Workers’ Rights Institute/Georgetown Law. More information to be announced. Labor & Employment Law Section Leadership: Rudy J. Ellis III, Dinsmore & Shohl and Marianna Melendez, Jefferson County Public Schools LBA & Louis D. Brandeis Inn of Court LBA & Louis D. Brandeis Inn of Court 14th Annual Lively M. Wilson Memorial Lecture Series on Ethics, Professionalism and Civility Wednesday, June 26 This annual program focuses on civility and professionalism in the legal profession. More details to come! Time: 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. — Program Place: Zoom – a link will be sent prior to the seminar Price: $80 LBA Members | $72 Sustaining Members | $15 Paralegal Members | $15 for qualifying YLS Members | $25 Solo/Small Practice Section Members, Government or Non-Profit Members | $160 Non-members Credits: 2.0 CLE Hours — Pending The American Constitution Society & The American Constitution Society & the LBA Appellate Law Section the LBA Appellate Law Section Annual Supreme Court Update Friday, June 28 The seminar will address the key cases before the U.S. Supreme Court during October Term 2023. The court will recap key opinions from the previous year, discuss any new or continuing trends at the Court and preview the upcoming Term. Speakers: Michael P. Abate, Kaplan Johnson Abate & Bird; Pamela S. Karlan, Stanford Law School; and more to be announced. Time: 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. — Program Place: Zoom – a link will be sent prior to the seminar Price: $80 LBA Members | $72 Sustaining Members | $15 Paralegal Members | $15 for qualifying YLS Members | $25 Solo/Small Practice Section Members, Government or Non-Profit Members | $160 Non-members Credits: 2.0 CLE Hours — Pending LBA Day-Long LBA Day-Long Trials of the Centuries: Landmark Cases Monday, June 24 This class will remind the lawyer about the true essence of being an attorney. We go back in time and review the most significant, precedent-setting, culture-impacting cases over the last several millennia. We look at the trial strategies, the issues involved, the outcomes and how those cases can make you a better lawyer today. For more information and a detailed agenda visit www.loubar.org. Speaker: Joel Oster, Comedian of Law Time: 8:50 a.m. – 3:40 p.m. — Program Place: Zoom – a link will be sent prior to the seminar Price: $240 LBA Members | $480 Non-members Credits: 6.0 (including 2.0 Ethics) CLE Hours — Approved LBA AI/IP/Privacy Law Section One-Hour LBA AI/IP/Privacy Law Section One-Hour AI and IP: The Fundamentals of Intellectual Property Law and How Generative Artificial Intelligence is Shaking Them Tuesday, June 25 The proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) applications leveraging, and the explosion of use cases for, deep-learning models that can generate high-quality text, images and other content (generative AI) is sending shockwaves through the IP world. Chatbots like Open-AI’s ChatGPT or Google’s Gemini and image generation tools such as Stability AI’s Stable Diffusion and the self-titled program from Midjourney are creating novel problems in IP as plaintiffs, defendants and the courts struggle to freshly apply old categories of copyright, trademark and patent law to these new technologies. This program will provide a brief overview of copyright and patent law, and then explore recent litigation moving through US courts. Speakers: Dalton Cline, Dentons and Gary (Nick) Stewart, Stites & Harbison Time: Noon – 1 p.m. — Program Place: Zoom – a link will be sent prior to the seminar Price: $40 LBA Members | $36 Sustaining Members | $15 Paralegal Members | $15 for qualifying YLS Members | $25 Solo/Small Practice Section Members, Government or Non-Profit Members | $80 Non-members Credits: 1.0 CLE Hour — Pending 2024 LBA AI/IP/Privacy Law Section Leadership: Dalton Cline, Dentons and Gary (Nick) Stewart, Stites & Harbison LBA Day-Long LBA Day-Long Killing It in Court: Litigation Tips from A Courtroom Comedian Tuesday, June 25 John Cleese of Monty Python fame said, “He who laughs most learns best.” This applies equally to CLE and to persuading others in court. Learn practical tips that will make you more effec- tive, efficient and persuasive in court. We will hit the best deposition practices, ethical pitfalls in litigation, cross-examining like Vinny Gambini and how to avoid the dreaded bench slap. For more information and a detailed agenda visit www.loubar.org. Speaker: Joel Oster, Comedian of Law Time: 8:50 a.m. – 3:40 p.m. — Program Place: Zoom – a link will be sent prior to the seminar Price: $240 LBA Members | $480 Non-members Credits: 6.0 (including 2.0 Ethics) CLE Hours — Approved LBA Day-Long LBA Day-Long A Comedic De-Briefing of the Law: A Comedic Review of the Supreme Court, Legal Ethics and Headline Cases Thursday, June 27 This class is a comprehensive de-briefing of the law. Starting with ethics, we review the crazy predicaments some ethically challenged attorneys have found themselves in. You will have to decide based on the severity of the facts and the relevant model rule, whether you would take a deal for that violation. While Hollywood might not be setting the finest examples when it comes to actual morals and ethics, they do a good job of exhibiting legal ethics. We will explore the Model Rules through the eyes of Hollywood. From Hollywood, it’s not a long journey to our legal rock stars – the Nine! The Supreme Court, aka, the Real League of Justice, has been busy exerting their superhero legal powers. We will review a recent landmark Supreme Court case. For example, Masterpiece Cakeshop and stale wedding cake: discrimina- tion or a valid excuse to skip your cousin’s wedding? Finally, we will take a countdown of the Top 10 wacky cases. You might be surprised by what you will learn about legal strategy from these headline cases. For more information and a detailed agenda visit www.loubar.org. Speaker: Joel Oster, Comedian of Law Time: 8:50 a.m. – 3:40 p.m. — Program Place: Zoom – a link will be sent prior to the seminar Price: $240 LBA Members | $216 Sustaining Members | $480 Non-member Credits: 6.0 (including 2.0 Ethics) CLE Hours — Approved LBA Young Lawyers Section One-Hour LBA Young Lawyers Section One-Hour Subrogation 101: The Need to Know About Health Care Provider’s Liens Monday, June 24 Subrogation 101 will take a deep dive into the history of subrogation and how it changed health care payment recovery. We will discuss the process of subrogation from “Notice of Lien” to “Release of Lien,” and all the things that can take place in between. We will discuss the many health care plan types, and how Kentucky law affects subrogation liens. Speaker: Al’Lisha J. D. Hanserd, Conduent Time: Noon – 1 p.m. — Program Place: Zoom – a link will be sent prior to the seminar Price: $40 LBA Members | $36 Sustaining Members | $15 Paralegal Members | $15 for qualifying YLS Members | $25 Solo/Small Practice Section Members, Government or Non-Profit Members | $80 Non-members Credits: 1.0 CLE Hour — Pending 2024 Young Lawyers Section Leadership: Al’Lisha J. D. Hanserd, Conduent; Jenny Beth Willis, Duncan Galloway Greenwald; and Jackson Rice, Commonwealth’s Attorney Office
