May It Please the Court: The Judges’ Perspective on What We Can Do Better at Trial

Earn 1.5 CA CLE hours

Monday, November 15, 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm Pacific via ZOOM

This program is FREE for BHBA Members and $25 for Non Members

At this program, you will hear from four distinguished Los Angeles Superior Court jurists who will share tips and insight into what it takes for attorneys to do better at trial.

Honorable Elaine Lu

LASC

Honorable Edward B. Moreton, Jr.

LASC

Honorable Yolanda Orozco

LASC

Moderated by

Jennifer Ostertag

Senior Attorney

Genie Harrison Law Firm, APC

Moderated by

Lourdes De Armas

Senior Trial Attorney

The Dolan Law Firm PC

Presented by BHBA's Labor & Employment, Litigation and Personal Injury Sections

The Labor & Employment section encompasses the state and federal employment law from the perspectives employer and employee. The section is chaired by Jennifer Ostertag. Find out more about the section at bhba.org/labor-employment

The Litigation section covers the traditional substantive and procedural law governing adversarial judicial dispute resolution. The section is chaired by Rudolph Lehrer. Find out more about the section at bhba.org/litigation-law

The Personal Injury section provides a forum for exchanging ideas and experiences at meetings, networking events, cutting edge continuing education programs with perspectives from both plaintiff and defense attorneys and provides education and awareness of new laws affective the personal injury area. The Section is open to plaintiff and defense attorneys, judges, mediators, arbitrators and anyone else interested in personal injury. The section is chaired by is chaired by Dan Kramer. Find out more about the section at bhba.org/personal-injury-law

MCLE CREDIT This activity has been approved for participatory Minimum Continuing Legal Education credit by the State Bar of California in the amount shown above and the Beverly Hills Bar Association certifies that this activity conforms to the standards for approved education activities prescribed by the rules and regulations of the State Bar of California governing minimum continuing legal education.