Hanson Bridgett invites you to enjoy an evening of fun, music, and shopping! Please join us for our annual Holiday Marketplace, where local woman-owned small businesses will have booths featuring a variety of artisan and hand crafted goods. We look forward to seeing you!
While all lawyers are subject to the same ethical duties, those duties may be implicated in unique ways for estate planning attorneys. This program will include an overview of the lawyer’s duties of competence, confidentiality, loyalty, and how those duties can be implicated when representing individuals, couples, or multiple generations in estate planning matters and related areas. The program will also include a discussion whether a lawyer has duties to non-clients, such as beneficiaries.
Join these legal, medical and hospice experts as they explore end-of-life options available to residents and the ethical, practical and legal parameters and implications – from taking end of life drugs to voluntarily stopping eating and drinking, palliative sedation and more. This session will also explore how hospice agencies can partner with care teams to provide person-centered support and improve quality of life in residents’ final days. You’ll gain a deeper understanding of the residents’ perspective and insights into honoring their wishes with compassion and care.
ADA, Fair Housing and Civil Rights laws can impact not only physical environment but operational aspects. Join this attorney-provider duo as they examine the core principles of these laws along with real-world examples of how they apply in senior living communities. Using case studies, you’ll hear about the recent claims against California operators involving American Sign Language interpretation service and the legal responsibility to assist deaf and hard of hearing residents and prospective residents with their communication needs.
Join these labor law experts to learn about the actions you should take now to reduce or eliminate penalties under PAGA. Learn about the latest developments in PAGA cases filed since the 2024 amendments took effect on June 19, 2024, as well as key employment related laws passed by the Legislature in 2025 that go into effect in 2026 so you can begin to prepare for any changes that impact them.
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Alfonso Estrada, Steven Miller, and Alexa Galloway: “Investigating Elected Officials When They Overstep”
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Molly Kaban, Ed Bernard, Matthew Peck, and Mikaela Habib: “Tough Budget Times: How to Reduce Your Workforce”
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Jennifer Martinez and Brenda Quintanilla: “Keeping Your Employee Handbooks Up to Date: Changes in the Law Under a New Administration”
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Alfonso Estrada and Molly Kaban: “Pre-arbitration strategies: Winning your case in the grievance process”