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Human trafficking is an international scourge. In the United States, the federal government has launched a multi-pronged effort to combat trafficking. Federal prosecutions, enhanced regulations to prevent forced labor in government contracting, and increased enforcement activity characterize this initiative. Four experts on trafficking will cover emerging issues in the field.

The National Institute of Drug Abuse puts the cost of substance abuse to our nation at $600 billion in terms of crime, lost work productivity and health care. In the workplace, drug and alcohol testing laws and regulations change constantly, while laws regulating individual drug use are evolving from state to state at an unprecedented rate

Deceptive Matter, Deceptively Misdescriptive, & Primarily Geographically Deceptively Misdescriptive. A nationally recognized presenter and author of Gilson on Trademarks, Anne Gilson LaLonde tackles these confusing and often misunderstood terms related to federal trademark registration.

With the expansion of the ADA under the Bush Administration a few years ago, the interplay between the ADA, FMLA, and key pieces of workplace regulation became much more complex and difficult to navigate. Using examples drawn from popular culture, our experts, Eric Meyer, Anna Will and Erin Galbally, will guide you through the best practices to use when facing a variety of challenges.

In this CLE, an outstanding panel of experts has been assembled to help you navigate through the complex web of intellectual property and government contracting.

Run Time: 73 minutes The idea of two nations existing simultaneously in the same land formed the basis of the early treaties with the indigenous people of North America. But over the years, through layers of treaties both honored and broken, federal statutes enacted by congress, and executive action, that parallel relationship has transformed into a complex weave of jurisdictional issues.

Run Time: 66 minutes Lawyers are 3.6 times more likely to suffer from depression than the general population. We wondered, What is it about the legal profession that generates such an outcome? To help answer that question, we found Will Meyerhofer, a big law associate turned therapist.

Run time: 77 minutes Simpson and Miller will share what they believe the so-called Serial case can teach civil and criminal attorneys, courts, the prosecution and defense about evidence – and what not to do with it. They will use Maryland v. Syed to illustrate 10 evidentiary pitfalls, their consequences and how to avoid them.

Run Time: 94 minutes

In this course, four eDiscovery luminaries discuss the 2015 FRCP updates to Rules 26(d)(2), 34(b)(2)(B), 34(b)(2)(C) and 37(e).

Run Time: 68 minutes

In this course, four eDiscovery luminaries discuss the 2015 FRCP updates to Rules 1, 4(m), 16(b), 26(b)(1), 26(c)(1) and 26(f).