The legal profession demands relentless excellence, but it shouldn’t come at the expense of your well-being.

In this dynamic presentation, you’ll learn how to perform at a high level without burning out. We’ll explore what a truly sustainable law practice looks like, identify the hidden societal and industry pressures that get in the way, and recognize the early warning signs of burnout. Most importantly, you'll leave with practical strategies to build resilience, sharpen focus, and define success on your own terms. Leaving inspired to cultivate a thriving legal career alongside a rich, multi-dimensional life.

Unscripted sports documentaries and original programming are booming, and with that explosive growth comes a fascinating set of legal and business complexities. Join industry experts, Zach Swartz of Skydance Sports and Jennifer Yuen of Omaha Productions, for an exploration of how these projects come to life—and the legal maneuvers that make them possible. You’ll gain insight into:

• The current market for unscripted and original sport programing and the drivers for those trends.
• Strategic Hurdles - from development through production, what are the most common legal landmines—and how they overcome.
• League partnership dynamics and strategy considerations
• Negotiation flashpoints, from rights clearances to revenue splits.

Most importantly, our presenters will offer a rare and candid look at what it’s really like to practice law inside the most dynamic sports media companies.

Tenant buyouts, sometimes known as “Cash for Keys,” are a voluntary lease termination method available to landlords and tenants that can benefit both parties. Buyouts allow landlords to regain control of the residential rental unit by entering into a voluntary lease termination agreement with the tenant by paying the tenant, often substantial sums, to permanently move out of the unit.

In this program, Attorney Sasha Struthers of Struthers Legal and Eli Appel with The Appel Group of Marcus & Millichap will examine tenant buyout agreements from all sides. The program will address the legal requirements and ramifications, and the financial implications, attorneys must know to guide their clients through a successful voluntary buyout. Attorneys will leave better equipped to advise on strategy, protect clients from liability, and ensure their agreements meet all jurisdictional statutory standards.

This program will explore the role of monitors in family law cases, including when it is appropriate to request a monitor, who to use as a monitor and the responsibilities monitors have. Topics will include the circumstances that may require supervised visitation, qualifications and selection of monitors, and what monitors are expected to do to ensure the safety and well-being of children during visits.

This program covers recent decisions by the California Court of Appeal and the California Supreme Court impacting property tax law. It also addresses planning techniques to manage property tax liability and reduce exposure to related taxes, such as the “Mansion Tax” (Measure ULA). Attorneys will gain practical insights applicable to real estate transactions and tax planning for clients.

This introductory training provides an overview of the immigration relief options for individuals seeking legal status in the U.S. This training session will cover basic principles of immigration law for non-immigration attorneys seeking to offer legal assistance to immigrant community members. Attorneys who participate in this training will gain a foundational understanding necessary to conduct basic immigration legal screenings with community members.

Counsel For Justice (CFJ) promotes access to justice for those in underserved communities seeking to assert their legal rights. By engaging volunteer attorneys to provide direct legal services, CFJ empowers individuals with the knowledge and support they need to navigate their legal challenges effectively.

As e-bike usage surges across California, so do bicycle-related accidents—and the legal complexity that follows. Kiran Bisla offers a comprehensive overview of California’s evolving bicycle laws, including recent legislative changes, classifications of e-bikes, and shifting standards for liability and municipal immunity. This program will guide attorneys through the nuances of litigating bicycle injury cases, from statutory exceptions and right-of-way rules to sidewalk cycling regulations and helmet use trends.

Attorney Arash Hashemi unpacks California’s strict two-party consent rule under Penal Code §632, offering a practical guide to what qualifies as a confidential communication and when recording crosses the line into criminal or civil liability. This program will explore key exceptions—such as public settings, law enforcement, and domestic violence contexts—as well as the consequences of unlawful recording, including exclusion of evidence and potential damages under CIPA.