BAR REPORT - November Calendar of Events
A selection of upcoming November events of interest to NJSBA members
October 29, 2018 at 08:00 AM
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All meetings are held at the New Jersey Law Center in New Brunswick unless otherwise indicated.
Thursday, Nov. 1
5:30 p.m.
Meet the Judges
A Conversation and Networking Reception
Peapack-Gladstone Bank, Bedminster
This informal event is an opportunity for colleagues to socialize with a trio of retired jurists.
Saturday, Nov. 3 – Saturday, Nov. 10
2018 Mid-Year Meeting
The Westin Excelsior, Rome
Explore the rich culture and history of Rome, and earn up to 12 CLE credits.
Tuesday, Nov. 6
9 a.m.
Ben Franklin on Ethics
Presented by NJICLE
Learn how Franklin's ideas about ethics and virtue hold many lessons for New Jersey attorneys. 4.0 ethics/professionalism credits
Friday, Nov. 9
9 a.m.
Eleanor, Franklin and the Re-Thinking of America
Wilshire Grand, West Orange
Presented by NJICLE
Learn how this historic first couple still impacts the law and social policies of today. 3.3 CLE credits
Saturday, Nov. 10
9 a.m.
Young Lawyers Conference
Presented by NJICLE, co-sponsored by the Young Lawyers Division, Diversity Committee, Hispanic Bar Association of New Jersey and New Jersey Muslim Lawyers Association
Learn how to better promote yourself and your practice and hone in on skills that will take your practice to the next level. 6.7 CLE credits
1 p.m.
Pero, Like, Let's Talk About Colorism in the Latino Community
Newark Public Library, Newark
Presented by New Jersey Hispanic Research & Information Center, co-sponsored by the Minorities in the Profession Section
This program features a legal discussion of Perez v. Sharp and a conversation about the origins and impact of Latino colorism.
Tuesday, Nov. 13
6 p.m.
Immigration Exclusion: The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882
Sponsored by the Minorities in the Profession Section
This program will explore the ramifications and consequences of the Chinese Exclusion Act. 2.0 CLE credits
Wednesday, Nov. 14
6 p.m.
Predictive Coding – Beating the “TAR” Out of Discovery Costs
Sponsored by the Construction Law Section
1.2 CLE credits
Thursday, Nov. 15
6 p.m.
Bankruptcy Law Section Annual Dinner
The Palace at Somerset Hills, Somerset
This event will honor New Jersey bankruptcy attorneys practicing for over 50 years.
ESQ./CEO Roundtable
Archer & Greiner, Haddonfield
Sponsored by the Solo and Small-Firm Section
Learn how to strengthen your business and marketing plans.
Obtaining a License to Operate a Substance Use Disorder Treatment Facility in New Jersey
Sponsored by the Health Law Section
This program will cover the licensure process and fraud and abuse considerations. 1.2 CLE credits
Recent Attorney General Directives and Initiatives and Their Goals in Improving Law Enforcement and Community Relations
Sponsored by the Criminal Law Section
An informative discussion with Veronica Allende, director of the Division of Criminal Justice. 1.2 CLE credits
Friday, Nov. 16
9 a.m.
The Fairness of the Lindbergh Trial—The Case that Shocked the Nation
Presented by NJICLE, in cooperation with the American College of Trial Attorneys – NJ Chapter
Learn what the Lindbergh trial can teach us about justice and our current criminal law system. 4.5 CLE credits (including 1.0 ethics/professionalism credit)
Monday, Nov. 19
9 a.m.
Fall CLEfest
Renaissance Woodbridge Hotel, Iselin
Presented by NJICLE
Choose from programs in the following practice areas: civil trial, family law, labor and employment law and tax and estate planning. 7.2 CLE credits
Tuesday, Nov. 20
9 a.m.
Two Decades of Covering the Courts: Firsthand Insights, Perspectives, and More into Some of the Most Pressing Legal Developments of the Past 20 Years
Pines Manor, Edison
Presented by NJICLE
ABC News Chief Legal Affairs Anchor Dan Abrams will give you a behind the scenes look at, and insight into, some of the most compelling legal developments of the past two decades. 3.3 CLE credits
Monday, Nov. 26
9 a.m.
Trials of the Century III
Westin, Mount Laurel
Presented by NJICLE
Learn critical persuasion skills from attorney Todd Winegar, one of the country's leading trial advocacy teachers. 7.3 CLE credits (including 2.4 ethics/professionalism credits)
Tuesday, Nov. 27
9 a.m.
Trials of the Century III Crowne Plaza, Fairfield
Presented by NJICLE
Learn critical persuasion skills from attorney Todd Winegar, one of the country's leading trial advocacy teachers. 7.3 CLE credits (including 2.4 ethics/professionalism credits)
Wednesday, Nov. 28
6 p.m.
Networking Reception
Investors Bank, East Rutherford
Get connected to the largest legal network in New Jersey.
Thursday, Nov. 29
9 a.m.
Newark Women Transforming the Law: From Suffragettes to the State House – Enduring Legal Lessons for Every Attorney
Presented by NJICLE, co-sponsored by the Women in the Profession Section
History unfolds before your eyes at this dynamic program about voting rights and holding political office in New Jersey. 3.3 CLE credits
For more information and to register visit njsba.com.
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