Robin Effron,
Brooklyn Law School
5:00PM - 6:00PM
Room 105
Title of talk: Ex Ante Discovery
Professor Main
Sponsored by
William S. Boyd School of Law
and Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada
You will learn the Role of the Children's Attorneys Project (CAP), Theory of Representation, The Role of the County/State Agencies, What is Foster Care, Planning for Permanency, What the Court
This program is approved for 3 CLE credits and .5 ethics credit.
Presenters
Professor Fatma Marouf and Professor Angela Morrison
William S. Boyd School of Law, Thomas & Mack Immigration Clinic
Overview
This CLE will provide an overview of the application process for deferred
Please note: This event begins at 12 p.m.
For many people gambling is a legitimate part of their leisure and recreation activities. While most people who gamble do so in a responsible manner and enjoy gambling as entertainment, for some it is a cause of problems for themselves
This program is approved for 1 CLE credit.
In his new book Marginal Workers, William S. Boyd School of Law Professor Ruben J. Garcia argues that the increase of private sector workplace protections over the last century has resulted in a paradox -- workers today are more
This program is approved for 2 CLE credits, including 0.5 ethics credit.
In this annual program co-sponsored by Nevada Attorneys for Criminal Justice, experienced criminal practice attorneys will discuss common tips and pitfalls made by litigators. Topics will include:
This program is approved for 2 ethics credits.
Fictional, fictionalized, and real-life lawyers permeate American popular culture. Movies, television, radio, books, magazines, comic strips, editorial cartoons, popular music, and the cybersphere unquestionably affect how the public
This program is approved for 1.5 ethics credits.
In this CLE co-sponsored by the William S. Boyd School of Law and the Jewish Federation, distinguished panelists will discuss the legality and ethics on how the Nazis committed the atrocities they did and how those currently
This program is approved for 1.5 CLE credits.
Douglas Nordlinger will be discussing the Sudapet Company Limited v. Republic of South Sudan (ICSID Case No. ARB/12/26) Arbitration before the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID). The subject of the
This program is approved for 1.5 CLE credits.
This presentation, co-sponsored by the St. Thomas More Society and the William S. Boyd School of Law, will focus on natural law as compared to conservative jurisprudence with Professor Arkes and Professor McAffee discussing the
