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SUMMARY:La Jolla Bar Association Social Mixer - Thursday\, April 28\, 2022
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, April 28\, 2022\nfrom 5 pm to 7 pm\nat THE LOT La Jolla\n7611 Fay Avenue \nPlease join your fellow bar association members and their guests\, for a relaxed and casual social mixer in an outside setting. Please drop in for a few minutes or for the entire time. \n 
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/la-jolla-bar-association-social-mixer-thursday-april-28-2022/
LOCATION:The LOT\, 7611 Fay Avenue\, La Jolla\, CA\, 92037\, United States
CATEGORIES:Social Gathering
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SUMMARY:April 14\, 2022 — MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Jacob Stein\, Esq.
DESCRIPTION:We are very pleased to welcome as our speaker for this event: \nJacob Stein\, Esq.\nManaging Partner of Aliant\, LLP\n  \nThursday\, April 14\, 2022\n12:00 pm via Zoom meeting\n  \nWe are very pleased to have JACOB STEIN\, Esq.\, Managing Partner of Aliant\, LLP\, return as our April Speaker. Mr. Stein\, whose practice focus is International Taxation\, Business Transactions\, and Asset Protection\, will present the program\, Asset Protection. \nMr. Stein’s knowledge of and insights into this practice area are in-depth and detailed; and both scholarly and pragmatic.  We are fortunate to have him return to provide current information on this subject\, in which he will discuss: \n    –    how to protect assets from lawsuits\, government agencies\, and personal guarantees;\n    –    how to approach “last minute” asset protection planning:\n    –    a pragmatic take on voidable conveyances\, irrevocable trusts and offshore structures;\n    –    how to use trust protectors to retain control of assets \nThe program will provide 1.0 hr general CLE credit. \n  \nInformation about Jacob Stein\, Esq.:\n\nJacob Stein\, Esq. is the managing partner of Aliant\, LLP. He specializes in international tax planning\, creative business and private wealth transactions\, and asset protection. Mr. Stein received his law degree from the University of Southern California\, and a Master of Laws in Taxation from Georgetown University. He is ranked in the Chambers and Partners High Net Worth Guide\, holds an AV-rating from Martindale-Hubbell®\, has been named a A Super Lawyer® by the Los Angeles Magazine for over ten years\, and is listed in the top 1% of ‘America’s Most Honored Professionals’ by the American Registry.  \nOver the course of his career\, Mr. Stein has represented officers and directors of Fortune 500 companies\, high-profile entrepreneurs\, celebrities\, high net-worth individuals\, private equity funds\, and some of the world’s most prominent families. \nHe is the author of books\, dozens of scholarly articles and technical manuals. His most recent article\, “Creative Planning Strategies Using Irrevocable Trusts\,” was published January 2020 in Thomson Reuters Estate Planning Journal. Other recent works published in the Journal of Taxation include “Tax Tips for Americans Doing Business in South America” (2019)\, and “Foreign Investment in U.S. Real Estate” (2019). Books authored by Mr. Stein include A Lawyer’s Guide to Asset Protection Planning in California\, Second Edition; International Joint Ventures – A Concise Guide for Attorneys & Business Owners; and Asset Protection for California Residents\, Second Edition\, the first and only book in print on asset protection planning specific to California residents that provides a sophisticated and in-depth look at the law in an accessible manner. \nMr. Stein was an adjunct professor of taxation at the CSU\, Northridge Graduate Tax Program for ten years. He lectures frequently to attorneys\, CPAs and other professional groups\, teaching over 50 seminars per year for state and local bar associations\, estate planning councils\, and international networking organizations. Mr. Stein is an instructor with the California CPA Education Foundation\, Thomson Reuters\, the Rossdale Group\, Lorman Education Services\, Spidell Publishing\, and many more. \nMr. Stein is a member of several international legal networks\, including: Union Internationale des Avocats\, IR Global\, and the International Bar Association. He is also the current Global Chairman of the Aliant Verein. \n  \nContact Information for Mr. Stein:\nAliant\, LLP\n16000 Ventura Boulevard\, Suite 1000\nLos Angeles (Encino)\, California 91436\, USA \nPhone/WhatsApp: +1 (818) 933-3838 \nLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacobsteinesq/ \njstein@aliantlaw.com \n\n \n 
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/april-14-2022-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-jacob-stein-esq/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Lunch,M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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SUMMARY:March 10\, 2022 — MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Monty A. McIntyre
DESCRIPTION:We are very pleased to welcome as our speaker for this event: \nMonty A. McIntyre\, Esq.\nAttorney\, Mediator\, Arbitrator & Referee\n  \nThursday\, March 10\, 2022\n12:00 pm via Zoom meeting\n  \nIn this program\, Mr. McIntyre will discuss some  of the important new civil cases published by California courts in 2021. The California Supreme Court published 22 new civil and family law cases in 2021\, and the California Courts of Appeal published 483 new civil and family law cases in 2021.  \nThis program will be an excellent way for you to learn about new 2021 published civil case decisions in your practice area.\nThe program will provide 1.0 hr general CLE credit. \n  \nInformation about Monty A. McIntyre:\n\nMonty A. McIntyre\, Esq.\nADR Services\, Inc.\nMediator\, Arbitrator & Referee\nRelentless Optimist ® | Rapid\, Reasonable Resolution™ \nThrough preparation\, patience\, perception\, persuasion\, and persistence Monty A. McIntyre creatively helps people obtain rapid\, reasonable resolution of their disputes. He relentlessly pursues closure. \nMr. McIntyre is a full-time mediator\, arbitrator and referee who has conducted over 1\,000 mediations of cases in the following areas: \n\nBusiness: business\, contracts\, commercial\, class actions (consumer legal remedy act and others)\, IP\, partnership dissolution\, and trade secrets.\nClass Actions: consumer protection\, and employment.\nConstruction: construction\, and construction defects.\nElder Abuse: financial abuse\, neglect.\nEmployment: discrimination\, sexual harassment\, and wage and hour.\nInsurance: bad faith\, coverage\, D&O\, disability\, environmental\, excess\, health\, indemnity\, and life.\nMedical Malpractice: physician\, hospital\, nursing.\nPersonal Injury/Tort: brain injury\, personal injury\, spinal cord injury\, section 1983\, product liability\, and wrongful death.\nProfessional Liability: insurance agents/brokers\, legal malpractice\, and real estate agents/brokers.\nReal Property: boundary disputes\, CEQA\, easements\, escrow\, HOA\, land use\, leases (commercial and residential)\, and real property sales.\n\n  \nSubject Matter Expertise \nMr. McIntyre has the unique experience of having handled significant numbers of both plaintiff and defense business\, commercial\, insurance bad faith\, medical malpractice\, personal injury and real property cases. He has extensive subject matter expertise in each of these areas. He has also handled employment cases and has subject matter expertise in this area as well. Mr. McIntyre also has extensive knowledge of economic damages issues. \n  \nLitigation Experience \n37 years of extensive civil trial experience representing plaintiffs and defendants in a wide variety of business\, construction\, insurance bad faith\, medical malpractice\, personal injury\, real property and wrongful death cases. He brings to the table extensive litigation expertise in civil procedure\, evidence and trial practice. Mr. McIntyre has tried to conclusion more than 100 cases including numerous civil jury trials. His last three state court jury verdicts were unanimous 12-0 decisions in favor of his clients. Mr. McIntyre has recovered over $50 million in verdicts and settlements for plaintiff clients\, and has obtained numerous defense verdicts or favorable settlements for defense clients. He was admitted into ABOTA in 1995\, served as the President of the San Diego Chapter of ABOTA in 2014\, and currently serves as a member of the National ABOTA Board. Mr. McIntyre also served as the President of the San Diego County Bar Association in 2002. \n\n2001-2012: Shareholder\, Seltzer Caplan McMahon Vitek\n1990-2000: Partner\, McIntyre & McIntyre and Thompson & McIntyre\n1985-1990: Partner\, Lowell Robbin Hamilton & McIntyre\n1980-1984: McInnis\, Fitzgerald\, Rees\, Sharkey & McIntyre and Sparber\, Haas & Ferguson\n\n  \nEducation \n\n2017: You’re Fired! Resolving Workplace Disputes through Mediation and Other ADR Processes\, Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution at Pepperdine SOL\n2015: Mediating Complex Construction Disputes\, Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution at Pepperdine SOL\n2014: Advanced Mediation\, Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution at Pepperdine SOL\n2013: Mediating the Litigated Case\, Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution at Pepperdine SOL\n2000-Present: Annual mediation training\n1993: Intensive Mediation training by the American Arbitration Association\n1980: University of San Diego School of Law\, JD\n1977: University of California San Diego\, BA – History Honors\n\n  \nHonors\, Recognition & Service \n\n2015 to Present: Member of the National Board of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA)\n2014 President: San Diego Chapter of ABOTA\n2002 President: San Diego County Bar Association\nRecognized: The Best Lawyers in America\, Super Lawyers\, Top Attorneys (San Diego Daily Transcript)\nMaster: Enright Inn of Court\nOutstanding Trial Lawyer Awards: San Diego Trial Lawyers Association (now known as Consumer Attorneys of San Diego)\nPast Member: Executive Council of the National Conference of Bar Presidents; ABA Standing Committee on Judicial Independence; ABA House of Delegates; Southern District Lawyer Representative; Boards of Directors of SDCBA\, ABTL\, CASD\, USD Law Alumni Association and Barristers\n\n  \n  \nContact Information: \nMonty A. McIntyre\, Esq.\nMediator\, Arbitrator & Referee at ADR Services\, Inc. https://montymcintyre.com|ADR Services\, Inc.\n225 Broadway Suite 1400\nSan Diego\, CA 92101 \nTel. (619) 233-1323 \n  \nLawyer Master Mentoring™\nhttps://montymcintyre-law.com \nCalifornia Case Summaries™\nhttps://cacasesummaries.com \nBusiness\, Insurance\, Real Property & Tort Litigation\nhttps://montymcintyre-law.com \n501 W. Broadway\, Suite 1330\nSan Diego\, CA 92101\nTel. (619) 990-4312  \n  \nCA Lawyer since 1980. Member of ABOTA since 1995. \nAV Preeminent Rating: Martindale-Hubbell. \nListed in: The Best Lawyers in America\, Super Lawyers \nPast President: San Diego County Bar Assn.\, San Diego ABOTA \n  \n 
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/march-10-2022-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-monty-a-mcintyre/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Lunch,M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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SUMMARY:February 10\, 2022 — MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Brent M. Douglas
DESCRIPTION:We are very pleased to welcome as our speaker for this event: \nBrent M. Douglas\, Partner with Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP\, San Diego Office\n\nThursday\, February 10\n12:00 pm via Zoom meeting\n  \nMr.Douglas will present the program “Happy People Don’t Sue: How Effective Management Prevents Litigation\,” in which he will discuss workplace situations that can trigger litigation\, including compensation issues\, investigation of employee complaints\, and approaches for management relative to correcting mistakes.    \nPlease calendar this virtual MCLE program for February 10th at noon.\nThis MCLE program will provide 1.0 hr general CLE credit. \n  \nInformation about Brent M Douglas:\n\nPRIMARY PRACTICE AREAS: \nLabor & Employment; Labor & Employment Litigation\, including Class Action;  \nEmployment Contracts & Employment Policies;  Compliance Investigations & Regulatory Investigations;  \nEEOC & State Administrative Compliance; Trade Secrets; Tort Litigation; COVID-19 Response Team \nPROFESSIONAL BIOGRAPHY: \nBrent Douglas is a seasoned California labor and employment attorney with experience providing both compliance and litigation support to businesses. Brent’s practice focuses on wrongful termination\, harassment\, and wage-and-hour claims\, as well as breach-of-contract\, partnership\, and general business litigation. \nIn addition to representing employers against both individual and class-action claims\, Brent counsels human resources personnel on terminations\, leave-of-absence issues\, and wage-and-hour compliance. This advice includes compliance with the ADA\, FMLA\, CFRA\, WARN and mini-WARN\, ADEA\, Older Worker Benefits Protections Act\, Uniform Trade Secret Act\, and the EEOC\, DLSE\, and NLRB enforcement manuals. \nBrent’s clients range from Fortune 500 companies with multistate footprints to technology startups hiring their first employee. Brent brings his unique background to forge a personal relationship with each client. The sheer volume of California-based litigation that Brent has handled allows him to make cost-effective recommendations to his clients\, often even before a lawsuit is filed. \nBrent conducts in-person workplace investigations and trains management on non-discrimination\, non-harassment\, and anti-bullying policies. Finally\, Brent offers multi-state advice on restrictive covenants\, non-disclosure / proprietary information agreements\, and trade secret misappropriation. \nEDUCATION: \nEmory University School of Law \nJ.D.\, 2009;  named Most Outstanding Student\, and delivered commencement address. \nRecipient of the Distinguished Service Award\, the G. Conley Ingram Award (Outstanding oral advocacy)\, and the Sydney Parks Award (Leadership and academic excellence); \nVice President\, Student Bar Association;   Coordinating Director\, Moot Court Society; (Competitor of the Year – Tulane University Law Invitational) \nWashington University in St. Louis\, B.A.\, 2002 \nCOMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: \nBoard Member\, The New Children’s Museum \nBoard Member\, The San Diego Century Club \nCoach\, Special Olympics of Southern California \nAWARDS & DISTINCTIONS: \nRising Star\, Southern California Super Lawyers®\, 2018 – 2020 \nBAR ADMISSIONS: \nState of California \nMEMBERSHIPS & AFFILIATIONS: \nSan Diego County Bar Association\, Member \nSan Diego County Bar Foundation\, Past President \n  \nContact information for Mr. Douglas: \nhttps://www.hahnlaw.com/professionals/brent-m-douglas/ \n 
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/february-10-2022-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-brent-m-douglas/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Lunch,M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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SUMMARY:January 13\, 2022 — MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Jeremy M. Evans
DESCRIPTION:We are very pleased to welcome as our speaker for this event: Jeremy M. Evans\, Chief Entrepreneur Officer (CEO)\, Founder & Managing Attorney at California Sports Lawyer®; and current President of the California Lawyers Association\n\nThursday\, January 13\n12:00 pm via Zoom meeting\n  \nMr. Evans will present the program\, What is Sports Law?\, in which he will discuss the state of sports law\, what the practice area entails\, and where the entertainment\, media\, and sports industries are heading.   \nPlease calendar this virtual MCLE program for January 13th at noon (1.0 hr CLE). \n  \nInformation about our Speaker:\n\nJeremy M. Evans\nJeremy M. Evans is the Chief Entrepreneur Officer (CEO)\, Founder & Managing Attorney at California Sports Lawyer®\, representing entertainment\, media\, and sports clientele in contractual\, intellectual property\, and dealmaking matters. Evans is an award-winning attorney and industry leader based in Los Angeles. He currently serves as President of the California Lawyers Association\, the largest statewide voluntary bar association in the country.   \nHis clients range from Fortune 500 companies to entrepreneurs\, athletes\, entertainers\, models\, directors\, television showrunners and film producers\, studios\, writers\, individuals and businesses in contractual\, intellectual property\, formation\, production\, distribution\, negotiation\, and dealmaking matters. Evans is a graduate of the University of California\, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with an Emphasis in American Politics (BA ’05)\, Thomas Jefferson School of Law with a Juris Doctor (JD ’11)\, Pepperdine University Rick J. Caruso School of Law with a Master of Laws in Entertainment\, Media\, and Sports Law (LLM ’18)\, and Pepperdine University George L. Graziadio School of Business and Management with a Master of Business Administration in Entertainment\, Media\, and Sports Management (MBA ’20). \nPrior to opening California Sports Lawyer®\, Evans worked as a Graduate Law Clerk at the Superior Court of California\, advising judicial officers in civil and criminal law and motion matters. Prior to law school\, he worked as the associate director for corporate finance at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP. He has also worked as a legislative aide and field representative in the California State Legislature and continues to work on local and national campaigns. \n  \nhttps://www.csllegal.com/about \n  \nJeremy M. Evans | Chief Entrepreneur Officer\nFounder & Managing Attorney | JD | LLM | MBA\nJeremy@CSLlegal.com | 213.545.1332 | 949.694.5383 | www.CSLlegal.com \n1055 West 7th Street\, 33rd Floor Penthouse\, Los Angeles\, CA 90017\n260 Newport Center Drive\, Suite 100\, Newport Beach\, CA 92660
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/january-13-2022-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-jeremy-m-evans/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Lunch,M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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SUMMARY:November 12th 2021 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Miles D. Grant
DESCRIPTION:We are very pleased to welcome Miles D. Grant\, of Grant and Kessler\, APC\, as our speaker for this event:\n\nFriday\, November 12\n12:00 pm via Zoom meeting\n  \nYou will not want to miss this program\, as it will focus on that most important (and often overlooked) component of a lawsuit for monetary recovery – the pre-litigation evaluation of judgment collectability at the end of your case.   \nOur speaker is the preeminent attorney in this practice area\, Miles D. Grant\, Grant and Kessler\, APC\, who will present “Due Diligence and Collection Considerations of Your Client and Adverse Parties Including Alter Ego Claims” covering: \n\nDue diligence of the potential client\nIs the debtor good for the money?\nif the debtor is not good for the money\, could others be liable for alter ego or other reasons\, and are the others good for the money?\n\n  \nThe program will provide 1.0 hour MCLE credit\, to include Q&A session\, and we hope that all of you will attend.\n \n  \nInformation about our Speaker:\n\nMiles D. Grant\nMiles D. Grant graduated first in his class from California Western School of Law in 1979\, and has been a California attorney actively in private practice in San Diego since 1979\, with his practice emphasis always being collections.   Mr. Grant is rated AV®-Preeminent™ in the Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory. \nHe is a principal of Grant & Kessler\, and currently renders collection services for banks\, businesses and individuals\, attorneys\, law firms and other professionals\, and to enforce family law judgments. \nMr. Grant has developed a unique niche in conducting asset investigations\, including discovering hidden and fraudulently conveyed assets.   He is frequently able to resolve difficult collection cases by determining a debtor’s vulnerability\, through investigative techniques and the strategic use of fraudulent conveyance actions\, pre-judgment appointments of a receiver\, writs of attachment and possession\, and post-judgment subpoenas\, debtor exams and levies. \nMr. Grant has been an expert witness on many occasions in the general area of collections\, including fraudulent conveyances. \nSince 1981\, Mr. Grant has taught or been a guest lecturer at California Western Law School\, National University Law School\, USD Law School\, and UCSD in the area of collections. From 1991-1993\, Mr. Grant was a member and the Vice-Chair of the State Bar Committee on Mandatory Fee Arbitration. \nAdditionally\, he has been a speaker on numerous occasions for the Law Office Management\, Commercial Law\, Young & New Lawyers\, Arbitration\, and Family Law Sections of the San Diego County Bar Association\, and the State Bar Committee on Mandatory Fee Arbitration. The speaking engagements have included: \n\nConducting asset investigations\nAnalyzing if a debt is collectible\nObtaining and effectively using writs of attachment\nEnforcing judgments\nEnforcing security interests under the California Commercial Code\nUsury\nAll aspects of attorney/client fee agreements and collections\nCollecting unpaid support\nAvoiding collection problems\nStructuring and securing equalizing payments\n\n  \nMiles D. Grant\, Contact Information:\n\n1331 India Street\nSan Diego\, CA 92101 \nTel: (619) 233-7078\nEmail:  miles@grantandkessler.com \n 
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/november-12th-2021-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-miles-d-grant/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Lunch,M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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SUMMARY:October 14th 2021 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Gordon D. Cruse\, CFLS\, GORDON D. CRUSE\, APLC
DESCRIPTION:We are very pleased to welcome Gordon D. Cruse\, CFLS\, GORDON D. CRUSE\, APLC\, as our speaker for this event:\n\nThursday\, October 14\n12:00 pm via Zoom meeting\n  \nGordon D. Cruse will be presenting an overview of  ELECTRONICALLY STORED INFORMATION: How it impacts our lives and litigation\, in which he will address topics including: \n\nElectronically Stored Information (ESI) is Everywhere – ESI is in everything we do\, it’s hard to get rid of\, it’s accessible even when you don’t want it to be\, and the amount of ESI is only getting bigger; \nHow Smart Devices Make Us Vulnerable; and\nHow E-Discovery Has Taken Over Litigation Discovery\n\n  \nThe program is scheduled for 60 minutes\, and will provide 1.0 hour MCLE credit.    \n  \nInformation about our Speaker:\nGordon D. Cruse\, CFLS\, GORDON D. CRUSE\, APLC\nGordon Cruse has been engaged in the practice of law since December of 1983. He is a Certified Legal Specialist in Family Law\, receiving this certification from the State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization in 1993; and has a Martindale-Hubbell rating of AV. \nGordon is a Fellow in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (2002) as well as the International Academy of Family Lawyers (2005); and is a Diplomat in the American College of Family Trial Lawyers. He is listed in Best Lawyers in America for both Family Law litigation and Family Law mediation; and has been selected as one of the Best Lawyers in San Diego each year since 2008.   \nGordon was selected as the Family Law Lawyer of the Year (2015) for San Diego County\, CA\, by Best Lawyers in America; and was selected as the Family Law Mediator of the Year (2017) for San Diego County\, CA by Best Lawyers in America. Gordon continues to be listed in Super Lawyers\, and was named among the 50 Top Attorneys for all of San Diego County in 2021 by Super Lawyers.   He is also listed with the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers. In addition\, Gordon has co-chaired the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Budget and Finance Committee\, and has served as Chair of its Budget Compliance Committee and as the Academy’s Assistant Treasurer.  \nGordon is the CEO of E-Discovery Readiness & Response\, Inc. an e-discovery consulting firm assisting businesses and law firms with electronically stored information and electronic discovery matters. This includes the development of internal policies and controls related to electronically stored information in the workplace as well as developing electronic discovery demands\, responding to electronic discovery demands and overseeing the collection of electronically stored information.   \nGordon speaks nationwide on issues of Family Law\, Electronic Discovery and Evidence. Presentations on e-discovery have been made to the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants\, CalCPA Society\, The San Diego County Bar Association\, The Bar Association of North San Diego County\, The State Bar of California\,  The American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers\, the Louisville Bar Association\, the Beverly Hills Bar Association\, the South Carolina State Bar Association\, the Florida State Bar Association\, in conjunction with the Florida Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers\, the Kansas State Bar Association\, by invitation of the Supreme Court of West Virginia to the State’s Judiciary\, the State Bar Associations of Kansas\, Washington\, Nevada\, Kentucky\, New Jersey\, Indiana\, and Maryland as well as various law firms and other organizations. Gordon is a graduate of the Georgetown Law School’s Electronic Discovery Academy and the Arkfeld E-Discovery Training Course. Gordon is a lecturer at Arizona State University\, Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law E-discovery Institute.  \nGordon lectures on legal ethics related to law practice management and electronic discovery\, client fee contracts\, separate property asset tracing\, evidence at trial\, and on electronic data as evidence. Gordon is one of the creators of and an instructor at the San Diego Family Law College of Trial Advocacy.   \nGordon served as a Special Master in over 375 matters overseeing issues of asset division\, valuation\, characterization\, income determination\, discovery and electronic discovery. Gordon serves as a mediator on Family Law and electronic discovery matters. (Gordon has completed the Harvard University Mediation program)  \nGordon serves as a privately compensated temporary judge in Family Law matters hearing all aspects of the case through trial.  \nGordon serves as an expert witness in Family Law matters and electronic discovery matters.  \nGordon received the Norby Award from the San Diego Superior Court Judiciary in 1998 for his work with the court and his excellence in the practice of family law. In 1994 Gordon received the Manuel Rios Award from the State Bar of California for his pro bono work.  \nGordon graduated from the University of California\, San Diego\, Revelle College\, in 1978 receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. Gordon then attended Western State University College of Law\, now renamed the Thomas Jefferson School of Law\, receiving his Juris Doctors degree in 1982.   \n  \nGordon may be reached at 619-696-9922\, 619-846-1938 or through his websites:\nwww.gordoncruse.com  or www.ediscoveryrandr.com \n  \nGordon D. Cruse\, CFLS\nGORDON D. CRUSE\, APLC\n402 West Broadway\, Suite 900\nSan Diego. CA 92101-8512 \n 
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/october-14th-2021-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-gordon-d-cruse-cfls-gordon-d-cruse-aplc/
LOCATION:CA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210902T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210902T133000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20210825T181629Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240331T012951Z
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SUMMARY:September 2nd 2021 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Patricia Egan Daehnke\, Alice Chen Smith & Roxanne M. Wilson
DESCRIPTION:We are very pleased to have a panel of speakers for this event:\n \nPatricia Egan Daehnke\, Founding Partner\,\nCollinson\, Daehnke\, Inlow & Greco\n(Torrance; Las Vegas) \nAlice Chen Smith\, Partner\,\nYoka & Smith (Los Angeles) \nRoxanne M. Wilson\, Counsel\,\nArent Fox LLP (Los Angeles) \n\n\nThursday\, September 2\, 2021\n12:00 pm via Zoom meeting\n  \nThese three panelists\, all seasoned litigation attorneys\, will collectively present the program “ALLIES:  MEN IN THE MIX\,”  discussing their observations and experiences with gender bias issues in their practices – in the workplace\, in the courtroom\, in both the legal and business community\, and in their personal lives.  \nJoining these panelists in the discussion will be their attorney-spouse “allies\,”  Kevin J. Daehnke\, Co-Founder\, Daehnke Cruz Law Group (Newport Beach);  Andrew O. Smith\, Shareeholder\, Pettit Kohn Ingrassia Lutz & Dolin (Los Angeles)\, and Michael J. Leahy (Insurance Law Consultant/ Expert Witness (Marina del Rey). Brian D. Huben\, Managing Partner\, Ballard Spahr LLP (Los Angeles) will moderate the panel. \nThe presentation will cover why developing allies (whether it be spouse\, senior partner\, or other mentor) is essential in the legal profession. The panelists will provide real life examples of biases (gender\, age\, race)\, and how attorneys can address\, react to\, and assist ourselves and others who are experiencing bias situations. The panelists intend to address lessons learned from the pandemic\, and how it has impacted the practice of law.  \n  \nThe program will provide 1.0 hour MCLE credit for the special requirement subject area “Elimination of Bias in the Legal Profession and Society\,” and we hope that all of you can attend.   \nPLEASE NOTE: This program may extend a little beyond one hour.   Also\, one or more of these identified panelists could become unable to participate in the September 2nd program as result of trial and/or other court appearance scheduling conflict.    \n  \nInformation about our Speakers:\n  \nPATRICIA EGAN DAEHNKE \nPatricia (Tricia) Daehnke heads up the medical malpractice team at Collinson\, Daehnke\, Inlow & Greco\, serving as lead trial counsel in numerous complex high damage cases. She has obtained defense verdicts in cases involving catastrophic injuries\, including quadriplegia\, traumatic brain injury\, and wrongful death. She is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) and is board-certified in Medical Malpractice by the American Board of Professional Liability Attorneys (ABPLA). Tricia is board-certified as a Civil Trial Specialist and Civil Practice Advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocacy (NBTA). She is a Senior Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America (LCA)\, a trial attorney honorary society comprised of less than one-half of one percent of American lawyers.  Tricia is recognized as a leading lawyer in both California and Nevada\, being named a Top Woman Lawyer by the Los Angeles Daily Journal\, A Woman of Distinction by California Women Lawyers\, a Top Medical Malpractice Lawyer by NPR’s Desert Companion and Vegas\, Inc.\, and selected as a Super Lawyer in Medical Malpractice Defense every year since 2007. \nTricia received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Loyola Marymount University. She graduated cum laude from Gonzaga University School of Law where she was a Thomas More Scholar\, President of the Moot Court Honors Council\, Chair of the Martin Luther King Committee and a Gonzaga Law Review Associate Editor. A fifth-generation Californian and native Angeleno\, she obtained her Nevada license while serving a judicial clerkship with then Chief Justice Robert Rose of the Nevada Supreme Court. \nTricia has served as President of the Los Angeles County Bar Association (LACBA)\, Chair of the LACBA Litigation Section\, Chair of the LACBA Delegation to the California Conference of Delegates\, and as a member of the Judicial Council Civil and Small Claims Advisory Committee.  She is the founder and current Co-Chair of LACBA President’s Advisory Committee on Women in the Legal Profession and Co-Chairs the Association of Southern California Defense Counsel CACI Committee. Tricia serves on the Los Angeles Superior Court Central Civil Bench/Bar Liaison Committee and the state-wide California Bench-Bar Coalition. Tricia was honored to receive the Charles R. English Spirit Award from the LACBA Delegation (2016) and the Matthew S. Rae Outstanding Section Leader Award (2008). \nTricia is a member of the State Bar of California\, the State Bar of Nevada\, and the State Bar of Colorado. She is admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court\, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and the United States District Courts for the District of Nevada and the Central and Southern Districts of California. \nFor more expansive and detailed information about Ms. Dahenke\, please see:\nhttps://cdiglaw.com/attorneys/patricia-daehnke/ \n  \n  \nALICE CHEN SMITH \nAlice Chen Smith is a partner with the Los Angeles firm Yoka & Smith.  She is an experienced litigation attorney whose primary focus is catastrophic personal injury cases\, including Products Liability and Premises Liability matters\, and  \nand business litigation matters.  She has successfully tried many such cases to verdict.    Alice practices throughout the entire State of California\, in both trial and appellate courts.   \n  \nAlice was inducted into the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) as a member of the Los Angeles Chapter in 2019.  She is an elected member of the Board of Directors for Los Angeles County for ASCDC.  She has served on the Los Angeles County Bar Association (LACBA) President’s Advisory Committee on Women in the Legal Profession since 2018.  Alice is also a Board Member with the Association of Business Trial Lawyers (ABTL)\, and she was selected to Super Lawyers – Rising Stars: 2012 – 2020; and Selected to Super Lawyers: 2022.  \nFor more expansive and detailed information about Ms. Chen Smith\, please see:\nhttps://www.yokasmith.com/attorneys-alice-smith \n  \n  \nROXANNE M. WILSON \nRoxanne Wilson is Counsel at Arent Fox LLP.  She focuses her practice on employment matters\, including the defense of employment class actions\, providing advice and counsel\, and conducting workplace investigations and auditing. She also has related litigation experience in pharmaceutical and products liability litigation and class action suits involving violations of federal and state consumer credit reporting statutes\, Unfair Competition Law\, and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). \nFor more expansive and detailed information about Ms. Wilson\, please see:\nhttps://www.arentfox.com/attorneys/roxanne-wilson \n  \n  \n  \n  \nANDREW O. SMITH \nAndrew O. Smith has found success representing a wide range of businesses and entities in the areas of commerical\, construction and product liability matters. He has extensive trial and litigation experience and successfully manages complex cases while providing effective and cost-sensitive results for his clients.  His primary area of practice is retail and business litigation cases. \nAndrew has been selected for inclusion in the 2021 Southern California Super Lawyers list as well as the Southern California Super Lawyers Rising Stars list in 2008 and 2010-2015. He is an active member of the Los Angeles County Bar Association and the American Bar Association. \nFor more expansive and detailed information about Mr. Smith\, please see:\nAndrew O. Smith – Pettit Kohn Ingrassia Lutz & Dolin \n  \n  \nKEVIN J. DAEHNKE \nActive in the environmental policy and legal arenas since the late 1980s\, Kevin Daehnke is a champion of clean renewable energy\, the environment\, business and philanthropy. A self-described “policy geek\,” Kevin has been at the forefront of several win-win initiatives\, including serving as the primary architect of legislation that created the Bona Fide Ground Tenant tool to revitalize contaminated (Brownfield) sites for renewable energy and other productive uses. \nMr. Daehnke founded a national think-tank in the late 1990s\, to protect local infrastructure from multi-day electric power grid failures\, and developed an infrastructure business continuity preparedness guide\, endorsed by the National League of Cities\, NACO and ICMA. In the 2017 tax debate\, Kevin helped anchor an effort to protect the U.S. philanthropy sector from harmful tax code changes\, and served in a diverse coalition in the crucial (also successful) fight to retain Private Activity Bonds. \nAfter leaving the big firm environment\, and for more than two decades\, Mr. Daehnke has headed up Daehnke Cruz Law Group\, an environmental law firm he co-founded. Kevin is a regular panelist\, has authored numerous articles\, and has testified before various committees of the legislature. Recently\, Kevin founded and serves as President of the “Center for Strategic Policy Innovation\,” a nationwide nonprofit entity\, where he Chairs the Center’s Renewable Energy/Smart Grid Buildout Initiative\, a well-received effort to jumpstart renewable energy and microgrid projects across the country. \nAs an entrepreneur and attorney\, Kevin supports free market\, public/private partnership and social impact-based solutions for renewable energy\, economic growth and the environment. He is a firm believer in the vital importance of philanthropy and of the non-governmental organization (NGO) infrastructure of the United States\, and is a strong proponent of social impact investing to create important economic and social change. \nFor more expansive and detailed information about Mr. Daehnke\, please see:\nhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/kevindaehnke  \nand About Our Firm | Daehnke Cruz Law Group \n  \n  \nMICHAEL J. LEAHY \nMike Leahy is an insurance law consultant with over 40 years practice experience devoted to insurance law and risk transfer issues\, including analysis of coverage and reinsurance issues\, rendering opinions\, drafting insurance policies and endorsements and litigating insurance issues. Prior to starting his consulting business\, he spent 35 years as a partner in the Insurance Law and Risk Management Practice Group of the California law firm of Haight\, Brown & Bonesteel.  He now shares that experience as a consultant and expert witness for matters involving insurance law issues. \nHe has lectured extensively in the United States\, the United Kingdom and Asia. He has held memberships in the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel\, The International Association of Defense Counsel\, and the Professional Liability and Extra Contractual committees of CLM. He has taught at the Litigation Management Institute for 10 years at the Columbia University Law School and Loyola Chicago Law School. He has been is an instructor at the CLM Claims College in Philadelphia and Baltimore\, and a Fellow of he American College of Coverage Counsel. \nFor more information about Mr. Leahy\, please see:\nhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-leahy-66271120a \n  \n  \nBRIAN D. HUBEN \nBrian D. Huben is the Managing Partner for the Los Angeles office of Ballard Spahr LLP.  Brian’s practice focuses on the representation of commercial landlords and shopping center owners\, managers\, and developers\, in litigation in state and federal courts. Brian handles retail bankruptcies\, representing landlords and other creditors throughout the United States. He also represents commercial landlords in other areas of litigation\, including evictions\, breach of lease cases\, public access\, and the Americans with Disabilities Act.  \nFor more information about Mr. Huben\, please see:\nBrian D. Huben | People | Ballard Spahr \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/september-2nd-2021-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-patricia-egan-daehnke-alice-chen-smith-roxanne-m-wilson/
LOCATION:Zoom Only
CATEGORIES:M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210813T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210813T190000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20210727T025455Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210803T174834Z
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SUMMARY:La Jolla Bar Association 2021 Summer Beach Party!
DESCRIPTION:Our association’s summer beach party and picnic will be held at: \nLa Jolla Beach and Tennis Club\nFriday\, August 13\, 2021\nbeginning at 4:00 p.m.\nTables will be set up and our location will be marked with a table sign. \nAs a convenience to our attendees this year\, the LJBA is providing Mexican cuisine\, as well as soft drinks\, wine\, beer\, ice\, side dishes\, and desserts for the group. Tables and chairs will be provided\, along with charcoal and barbecue grills for those wishing to bring their own meat\, fish or other entree to barbecue. \nCOME EARLY AND STAY LATE – you are welcome to arrive earlier in the day and use the Beach Club facility if you like. Please bring warm clothes for socializing after sunset\, as the weather can turn chilly/damp at the beach. \nAttendance is limited to two adults per member (i.e.\, the member and spouse/significant other/or other adult friend or relation); and the children/grandchildren of the member. \n  \nUnfortunately\, the Beach Party reservation limit has been met and LJBA is no longer taking reservations for this event.\nFor questions\, please contact Social Committee Co-chair Aaron Schu at aschu@paulplevin.com \n 
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/la-jolla-bar-association-2021-summer-beach-party/
LOCATION:La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club\,  2000 Spindrift Dr.\, La Jolla\, 92037
CATEGORIES:Social Gathering
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210812T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210812T130000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20210723T171958Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210723T172503Z
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SUMMARY:August 12th 2021 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — David M. Majchrzak
DESCRIPTION:We are very pleased to have as our speaker for this event\,  \nDavid M. Majchrzak\, of Klinedinst PC\nPresenting:  LAWYER ETHICS: Using Social Media; Surviving Co-counsel Relationships; and Looking Ahead\nThursday\, August 12\, 2021 at 12:00 pm\nZoom meeting\n  \nMr. Majchrzak will address multiple subjects\, to include: \nLawyers’ use of Social Media:\n\nHow are you using Social Media – where and what are you posting?\nAre you communicating improperly under the applicable rules? (i.e.\, Rule 4.2 re communications with represented persons; Rule 7.1\, and Bus.& Prof. 6106 re truthfulness in statements; Rule 1.6\, and Bus. & Prof. 6068(e) re confidentiality);\nAre you adequately informed as to how your clients are using Social Media?\nDefending Your Reputation – Reviews are Nothing New; and Common Negative Reviews;\nScope of Permissible Responses\, and Considerations for Potential Responses;\nGetting Positive Social Media Reviews – When and how they are harmful to Lawyers;\nAdditional Ethical Considerations – Confidentiality; Evidence Code section 958; and the Duty of Loyalty\n\n\nCo-counsel relationships:\n\nSeparate engagement agreements with client\, and client consent to any fee-sharing agreement;\nCommunications with the client\, and with co-counsel\nBeware of co-counsel conflicts;\nAllocation of responsibilities\nConsiderations for potentially limiting scope of representation\nClient agreement\nHandling fee disputes after the matter is done\n\nLooking Ahead:\n\nParaprofessional programs\, and the Regulatory Sandbox; Rule 5.5\n\n\n \n  \nThe program will provide 1.0 hour ETHICS MCLE credit\, and we hope that all of you will attend.
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/august-12th-2021-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-david-m-majchrzak/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Lunch,M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210708T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210708T130000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20210706T173615Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210706T173658Z
UID:5215-1625745600-1625749200@lajollabarassociation.com
SUMMARY:July 8th 2021 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Greg Dorst\, J.D.; CADC II
DESCRIPTION:We are very pleased to have as our speaker for this event\,\nGREG DORST\, J.D.; CADC II\nThursday\, July 8\, 2021 at 12:00 pm\nZoom meeting\n  \nOur speaker is GREG DORST\, J.D.; CADC II\, and Consultant to The Other Bar\,  presenting “COMPETENCY – LAWYERS\, SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS AND WELL-BEING\,  in which he will discuss the harmful physical and mental effects of alcohol and drug abuse and addiction\, to include: \n\n\n\n\nHow do we recognize use and abuse of alcohol and other substances?\nWhy are legal professionals prone to alcohol and drug abuse and addiction?\nWhat are the impacts to family\, friends\, employers\, clients and colleagues of alcohol and drug abusers?\nWhen is it time to get professional help to intervene and preserve one’s health and career?\nWhat are available Resources for those needing assistance with use disorder problems?\nWhat role can The Other Bar can play in the recovery process?\n\n\n\n\n  \nThe program will provide 1.0 hour participatory MCLE credit for the Competence Issues requirement.
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/july-8th-2021-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-greg-dorst-j-d-cadc-ii/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Lunch,M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210610T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210610T130000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20210602T154900Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210602T155159Z
UID:5177-1623326400-1623330000@lajollabarassociation.com
SUMMARY:June 10th 2021 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — the Honorable RONALD L. STYN\, Judge of the Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:We are very pleased to have as our speaker for this event\, the Honorable RONALD L. STYN\, Judge of the Superior Court\, who will share with us what he has learned in over 30 years of practice\, and another 21 years of service on the bench.\nThursday\, June 10\, 2021 at 12:00 pm\nZoom meeting\n  \nJudge Styn will provide practical suggestions as to how attorneys can get both the Judge and their adversaries to respect them\, and will share a few courtroom “blunders” by attorneys which he has observed from the bench. \nJudge Styn welcomes interaction with attendees; and he is interested in receiving and addressing your concerns and questions. \nThe program will provide 1.0 hour MCLE credit\, and we hope that all of you can attend.
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/june-10th-2021-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-the-honorable-ronald-l-styn-judge-of-the-superior-court/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210513T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210513T130000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20210503T205216Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240711T204028Z
UID:5154-1620907200-1620910800@lajollabarassociation.com
SUMMARY:May 13th 2021 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Ashley M. Peterson\, and Kyle E. Yaege
DESCRIPTION:We are very pleased to have as our speakers for this event\, local attorneys Ashley M. Peterson\, Law Office of Ashley M. Peterson\, and Kyle E. Yaege\, Hickman Robinson Yaege\, LLP.\nThursday\, May 13\, 2021 at 12:00 pm\nZoom meeting\n  \nTheir presentation\, entitled “Short Term Rental Update 2021: What’s Happening in California?\,”  will discuss short term rental regulations in effect in various cities throughout California\, including the City of San Diego and the City’s proposed future restrictions that may be enacted.  Other issues addressed will include transient occupancy taxes\, city audits\, landlord and tenant issues and homeowner association enforcement. \n\nThe program will provide 1.0 hour MCLE credit\, and we hope that all of you can attend. \n\nSome Information about our speakers:\n  \nAshley M. Peterson\, ESQ.\nAshley Peterson is the owner of the Law Office of Ashley M. Peterson in San Diego\, California.  Her practice specializes in real estate transactions including commercial and residential property purchases and sales\, for sale by owner transactions\, commercial and residential leases\, easements\, and short term rental regulations.   \nMs. Peterson is a current member of the executive committee of the California Lawyers Association Real Property Law Section and the San Diego County Bar Association Real Property Section.  She was named as one of the top 50 influential business leaders in San Diego by the Daily Transcript in 2017\, and as a “Rising Star” in Real Estate by Super Lawyers every year from 2017 – 2020. \n  \nKyle E. Yaege\nKyle Yaege is an Equity Partner with the law firm of Hickman Robinson Yaege\, LLP in San Diego\, California. \nMr. Yaege’s practice emphasis includes the legal representation of property owners\, developers\, lenders\, contractors and business owners in both transactional and litigation matters.   \nMr. Yaege has acted as litigation counsel in subject areas including commercial real estate leasing and evictions\, real estate title and foreclosure litigation\, professional license compliance and administrative claims defense\, corporate ownership and control disputes\, and collections litigation (including levy and execution\, as well as commercial and individual bankruptcy claims)\,   \nHe has as outside general counsel to numerous real estate brokerage\, construction\, and retail businesses providing legal advice in the areas of entity formation\, contract negotiations and drafting\, commercial leasing\, product distribution\, intellectual property\, purchase and sale\, M&A\, and independent contractor and employment agreements.   \nPrior to joining the Robinson & Hickman firm\, Mr. Yaege was Senior Associate and litigation counsel with Galuppo & Blake\, A.P.L.C. in  Carlsbad\, California\, where he acted as litigation counsel to Fortune 500 institutions in the area of loan liquidation and collections in the areas of bankruptcy\, receivership\, and foreclosure throughout the Southwest United States; and acted as litigation counsel with focus on commercial leasing\, collections\, real property ownership and title\, and premises liability.   During this period\, Mr. Yaege also acted as outside general counsel for regional real estate brokerage\, construction\, property management\, and property development businesses\, with emphasis on the areas of professional license compliance and defense\, entity formation and operations\, and human resources.    \nMr. Yaege established Yaege Law\, A.P.C. in San Diego\, California following receipt of a Juris Doctorate in 2006 from California Western SOL (Honors: Am. Jur. Labor Law/Real Property 2. Dean’s Honor Roll Awards).  During this early period of litigation practice\, he focused on areas of commercial leasing\, residential real estate purchase transactions\, administrative claims prosecution and defense in real estate\, healthcare\, and nursing\, premises liability\, professional malpractice\, and employment (FEHA\, ADA\, and OSHA). \nMr. Yaege has been recognized for his professional acoomplishments\, including the San Diego Daily Transcript “Top Attorneys” Award (2015) “Top Young Attorneys” Award (2013)\, (2014). Super Lawyers “Rising Star” 2015\, 2016.    \nHe is also licensed in California as a Real Estate Broker (2007 – Present).  
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/may-13th-2021-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-ashley-m-peterson-and-kyle-e-yaege/
LOCATION:Zoom Only
CATEGORIES:M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210429T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210429T130000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20210412T213951Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210413T054652Z
UID:5123-1619697600-1619701200@lajollabarassociation.com
SUMMARY:April 29th 2021 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Shanna E. Welsh-Levin
DESCRIPTION:We are very pleased to have as our speaker for this event\, local Attorney Shanna E. Welsh-Levin\, who will present the informative and topical program “California Eviction Update – What Landlords Need to Know.” \nThursday\, April 29\, 2021 at 12:00 pm\nZoom meeting\n\nThe program will provide 1.0 hour MCLE credit\, and we hope that all of you will calendar and attend it. \n\nSome Information about our speaker\, Shanna Welsh-Levin:\nAttorney Shanna Welsh-Levin is a member of the State Bar of California\, and the San Diego County Bar Association. She is a member of the Real Property Law Section Executive Committee\, and was elected Chair of the Real Property Law Section during 2015.  \nMrs. Welsh-Levin is a California licensed real estate broker and an active member of the San Diego Association of REALTORS®.  She has served on committees at SDAR\, and attended legislative functions as a representative of the association.  She is also a member of the California Association of REALTORS®\, and the National Association of REALTORS®.   \nDuring the recession and housing crisis from 2007 through 2014\, Mrs. Welsh-Levin participated in hundreds of HOME Clinics that took place throughout San Diego County\, Imperial County\, and Riverside County. The clinics were sponsored by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.  As a volunteer attorney at these events\, Ms. Welsh-Levin consulted with homeowners who were in distress because of their mortgages. \nShe was instrumental in passing California’s short sale anti-deficiency statute. Working with Senator Denise Ducheny’s office\, Ms. Welsh helped to introduce Senate Bill 931\, to protect consumers from their lenders when they are unable to pay off the balance of their mortgage loan.  The bill passed and made it mandatory for lenders to forgive the remaining balance of the mortgage debt\, called the deficiency balance\, when the homeowner/borrower completes a short sale of their home.  When the bill went into effect on January 1\, 2011\, it created the California Code of Civil Procedure §580e.   \nMrs. Welsh-Levin counsels attorneys\, real estate professionals\, housing counselors\, negotiators\, and property owners about the law on short sales\, foreclosures\, and loan modifications.     \nAttorney Welsh-Levin opened her law office\, So. Cal. Realty Law\, APC\, in September 2011.  Prior to creating her own law firm\, Ms. Welsh worked for many years at the Law Offices of Michael Spilger\, an exclusive real estate law firm. Before that\, she worked for Federal Multi- District Litigation and class action attorneys at Buchanan Ingersoll\, LLP\, in the San Diego office\, and worked in the telecommunications department of the Pittsburgh office of Buchanan Ingersoll\, PC. \nAdditional Information about our speaker: \nMs. Welsh served an internship with the Federal Communications Commission in Washington\, DC\, where she learned about administrative and communications law\, while soaking in the political environment of our nation’s capital. \nShe holds the degree of Juris Doctor from California Western School of Law in San Diego\, California. She graduated magna cum laude from the University of Pittsburgh\, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology and Jazz Music. \nShe worked as a professional jazz and pop musician\, and taught private saxophone lessons for many years. She was encouraged by her music teacher\, Dr. Nathan Davis\, Ph.D.\, to pursue a career in law after observing her leadership capabilities which she exhibited in the Pitt Jazz Ensemble. She graduated with honors from North Allegheny Senior High School in Pittsburgh\, Pennsylvania. \n  \nContact Information:\nSo. Cal. Realty Law\, APC\n10601-G Tierrasanta Blvd.  #365\nSan Diego\, CA  92124 \nTel:  619-232-7325\nFax: 844-525-4438 \nEmail:  swelsh@socalrealtylaw.com
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/april-29th-2021-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-shanna-e-welsh-levin/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210408T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210408T130000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20210323T155346Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240328T000453Z
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SUMMARY:April 8\, 2021 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Roger J. Brown\, PhD
DESCRIPTION:Please calendar our next MCLE lunchtime program— \nThursday\, April 8th at 12:00 pm\nZoom meeting \nWe are very pleased to welcome Roger J. Brown\, PhD.\, as our speaker for April’s MCLE luncheon. Dr. Brown will be presenting  “The Algorithms are Coming!!! How Mathematics and the Law are Changing Together\,” in which he will discuss how our society and the practice of law is now and will continue to be impacted by digitization.  We will peer into the Nuts and Bolts of the Information Age.  Additional supplementary material will be provided regarding real property partition actions; title insurance situations; and land use policies and real property development. Dr. Brown will also suggest how attorneys can adapt to these changes\, and he will introduce us to the computational challenges affecting our everyday lives from the mundane to the interference in elections by offshore interests.\n \nThe program will provide 1.0 hour MCLE credit.\nWe hope that all of you will attend this informative continuing education program. \n  \n\nSome Information about our speaker\, Roger J. Brown\, PhD.: \nRoger J. Brown is a private consultant with more than 40 years experience specializing in solving complex real estate problems. He is the founder of mathestate\, a proprietary set of data-driven mathematical analysis tools designed to analyze investments using real data and custom formulas.\nPrior to creating mathestate\, he developed a wide range of expertise in the areas of: Negotiating investment real estate sales; Tax Deferred exchanges and leasing; Originating and servicing mortgage loans; and Fiduciary responsibilities of general partners. \nDr. Brown has served as an Expert witness in civil litigation matters\, and has written and taught in the fields of real estate investment\, finance\, appraisal\, taxation\, analysis and management. He has been the General Manager of one of the oldest investment firms in San Diego\, where he exercised supervisory oversight of 100 employees engaged in all aspects of finance\, legal\, accounting and administration of investment portfolios \nFrom 2001-2005 Dr. Brown was the Director of Research for the Real Estate and Land Use Institute at San Diego State University. He is presently an Executive Scholar at the Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate\, University of San Diego. \n  \nOther particulars about Dr. Brown’s professional background:\n \nEducation:\n \nThe Pennsylvania State University\nPh.D. in Business Administration\, 2000\nMajor field – Finance (concentration in Real Estate)\nMinor field – Economics\n \nSan Diego State University\nMBA – Major field – Finance\, 1994\nBA – Major field – Speech Arts and Marketing\, 1970\n \nREALTORS National Marketing Institute\n1979 Designated CCIM (Certified Commercial-Investment Member)\n \nPublications:\n \n“Evaluating Future Input Assumption Risk”\nAppraisal Journal – April\, 1998\n \n“Zijn onroerend goed aandelen onroerend goed of aandelen?”\n(Are REITs Stocks or Real Estate? A Review of the Issues)\nVOGON Journal (The Netherlands) – January 1997\n \n“The Emerging Fourth Wave of Aesthetic Regulation: Beauty Is in the Pocketbooks of the Beholder”\nwith Jeffery M. Sharp\, Proceedings of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business\, Quebec City\, 1996\n \n“America Becoming ‘The Beautiful’ Again: Examining a Century of Aesthetic Regulation”\nwith Jeffery M. Sharp\, National Proceedings of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business\, San Diego\, 1998\n \n“Intracity Geographic Diversification of Real Estate Portfolios: Preliminary Evidence from Hong Kong”\nwith Ling Hin Li and Kenneth Lusht\, The Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management\, April/June\, 2000\n \n“Risk and Private Real Estate Investment”;\nThe Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management\, May-August\, 2004.\n \n“Private Investor Holding Period”\n(with T. G. Geurts)\, The Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management\, May-August\, 2005.\n \n“The Labor Component of Private Investor Real Estate Returns”\, The Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management\, V. 11\, No. 3\, September-December\, 2005\n \n“Senior Housing: An Inter-Generational Solution” (with Y. Zhang)\, Journal of Housing for the Elderly\, V. 20\, p. 75-96\n \n“Sins of the IRR”\, The Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management\, V. 12\, No. 2\, May-August\, 2006\n \n“Optimization of Residential Property Management” (with B. Klingenberg)\, Property Management\, V. 24\, No. 4\, 2006\n \n“Real Estate Bubbles: A New Analysis Based on the Lender-Borrower Relationship.” (with B. Klingenberg)\, Real Estate Issues\, V. 31\, No. 2\, Fall\, 2006\n \n“Rent Control Revisited: Effects on Property Management” (with B. Klingenberg)\, Property Management\, V. 26\, No. 1\, 2008\n \n“Thanks\, Louis\, You Were Right!!  100 Years of Heavy Tails – The Hypothesis That Won’t Go Away” Real Estate Review\, V. 38\, No. 2\, 2009\n \n“Location\, Location\, Distribution” Real Estate Review\, Vol 39\, No. 4\, Winter\, 2010\n \n“Coherent Risk Measures in Real Estate Investment” (with M. Young)\, Journal of Property Investment & Finance\, V. 29\, No. 4/5\, 2011. Chosen as a Highly Commended Award Winner at the Literati Network Awards for Excellence 2012.\n \n“The Developer’s Dilemma”\, Real Estate Review\, V. 40\, No. 2\, Summer 2011.\n \n“Real Estate Return Distributions Using Maximum Likelihood Estimation (MLE): New Technology\, New Results” (with M. Young)\, In Press\, The Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management\, V. 18\, No. 1\, January – April 2012.\n \n“The Net Lease Anomaly” Real Estate Review\, Vol 41\, No. 3\,  Fall\, 2012 p. 5-19\n \n“The Relationship of Operational Innovation and Financial Performance – a Critical Perspective” (with B. Klingenberg\, R. Timberlake and T. G. Geurts)\, The International Journal of Production Economics\, V. 142\, No. 2\, April 2013\, p. 317-323.\n \n“The Ugly Truth about Truth-in-Lending”\, Real Estate Finance Journal\, Spring\, 2013\, Vol 28\, No. 4.\n \nPublished numerous times in: San Diego Union/Tribune\, San Diego Daily Transcript\, and the San Diego Business Journal\nConference Presentations:\n \n“Intracity Geographic Diversification of Real Estate Portfolios: Preliminary Evidence from Hong Kong”\nAsian Real Estate Society Conference\, Hong Kong\, 1997\n \n“Tier II Real Estate” American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association 2001\nInternational Real Estate Conference\, Cancun\, 2001\n \n“Risk and Private Real Estate Investments”\n19th Annual American Real Estate Society Meeting\, Monterey\, CA 2003\nWinner: Manuscript prize in category of Innovative Thinking sponsored by the Homer Hoyt Advanced Studies Institute\n \n“Multi-Family Investor Tenure Choice”\n(with T. G. Geurts)\, 19th Annual American Real Estate Society Meeting\, Monterey\, CA 2003\nWinner: Manuscript prize in the Apartment category sponsored by the National Multi-Housing Council\n \nTextbook:\n \nPrivate Real Estate Investment: Data Analysis and Decison Making\nSecond Edition – 2012\n \nAwards and Scholarships:\n \nReal Estate Research Institute\, 1999 Dissertation Research Grant\n1999-2000 Ossian R. MacKenzie Doctoral Teaching Award
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/april-2021-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-roger-j-brown-phd/
LOCATION:Zoom Only
CATEGORIES:Lunch,M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210301T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210301T170000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20210302T004123Z
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SUMMARY:March 2021 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Catherine M. Swafford\, Jeremiah Moffit and Matthew R. Owens
DESCRIPTION:Please calendar our next MCLE lunchtime program for Thursday\, March 11th at 12:00 p.m.\, via Zoom Meeting. We are pleased to announce that our March speakers will be Catherine M. Swafford\,  Jeremiah Moffit\, and Matthew R. Owens\, all partners with Withers Bergman\, LLP  (withersworldwide)\,  presenting  “Estate Planning\, Trust\, and Probate Law: 2020 Year in Review.”  \nWe are particularly pleased that one of the speakers\, Ms. Swafford\, is a La Jolla Bar Association member. \nThis is certain to be an interesting and informative program\, with all of the speakers possessing extensive litigation experience in the subject areas of their presentation.  \nThis program will provide 1.0 hr MCLE general participatory credit for attendees. \n  \n\nInformation about our Speakers:\n  \nCatherine M. Swafford \nCatherine (“Katie”) Swafford is a partner in the trust\, estate and inheritance disputes team at withersworldwide\, where she practices exclusively in trust\, estate\, conservatorship\, elder abuse and fiduciary litigation. Her practice includes representing clients in will and trust contests\, elder abuse actions\, breach of fiduciary duty and accounting cases\, conservatorships\, intestacy and heirship disputes\, contract to make a will disputes\, creditor claim disputes and related litigation and administration matters brought under the California Probate Code. Catherine has extensive experience litigating cases from their initial stages\, through their final stages of mediations\, trial\, and post-judgment activities. \nCatherine’s clients include beneficiaries\, heirs\, fiduciaries\, charities\, creditors and related clients in Probate and Civil Court\, state wide throughout California. Catherine has developed special expertise in probate disputes involving issues of foreign law and international beneficiaries\, and has represented clients in cross-border probate matters involving  jurisdictions such as Mexico\, Switzerland\, Russia\, China\, Hong Kong\, British Virgin Islands and Hungary. She also  advises clients of foreign residence with beneficial interests in California. \nActively involved in the legal community\, Catherine serves on the Board of Directors of the Probate Attorneys of San Diego (PASD)\, where she is the incoming chair of the Education Committee. She serves on the Board of Directors of the Estate Planning Council of San Diego\, where she is Secretary. She also serves as court-appointed counsel for the San Diego Probate Court. Catherine is a frequent speaker in the community on a wide range of topics\, and is a contributing author of numerous publications\, including CEB Practitioner™ attorney-drafted templates\, the Litigation Alert in the California Trusts & Estates Quarterly\, the California Decedent Estate Practice Guide\, the California Civil Practice – Probate & Trust Proceedings Practice Guide and the California Code of Probate Forms book. \nWhile devoted to her law practice\, Catherine is the proud mother of 4 young children. She takes great pride in being able to contribute to the community both as an attorney and as a mother. \n  \nJeremiah (Jeremy) Moffit \nJeremy Moffit is a partner in the trust and estate litigation team at withersworldwide\, and is the Office Managing Director of the San Diego office. \nJeremy focuses on trust\, estate\, conservatorship and fiduciary related litigation. He represents clients in litigation and administration matters\, including trust administrations\, probate administrations\, wills and trust contests\, accountings\, fiduciary representation\, creditor’s claims proceedings\, conservatorships\, and elder abuse matters. \nJeremy’s clients include private clients\, fiduciaries\, charities\, and their related trusts and entities. He has served as the lead attorney on hundreds of contested matters in Probate Court\, including trust disputes and contests\, administration issues\, conservatorships\, fiduciary duty compliance\, accountings\, elder abuse\, tax issues\, appeals\, and attorney malpractice in the trust and estates field. Jeremy has tried several cases to the Superior Court in California and via private arbitration. \nJeremy speaks and writes regularly on trust and estate topics and is a board member and education committee chairperson for the Probate Attorneys of San Diego as well as a fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC). Through his experience\, his service as a court appointed counsel\, and by serving the Court and the bar in various leadership roles and speaking engagements\, Jeremy has built a reputation for effective but ethical advocacy amongst the Probate Court and his colleagues who practice there. \nJeremy has been named a San Diego Magazine ‘Top Lawyer\,’ Super Lawyer\, a Super Lawyers Rising Star\, a San Diego Daily Transcript ‘Top Young Attorney’ two times and holds an Martindale-Hubbell® AV Rating. He is named “Lawyer of the Year” by Best Lawyers in 2021 for Trust and Estates Litigation. \n  \nMatthew R. Owens \nMatthew (Matt) Owens is a partner in the trust and estate litigation team at withersworldwide\, where his practice  focuses on trust\, estate\, and inheritance disputes.  \nMatt has prosecuted and defended a wide range of matters in probate court\, including trust contests\, elder abuse actions\, accountings\, contested conservatorships and claims involving breach of &duciary duty.  His clients include high net worth individuals and families\, corporate trustees\, and private professional fiduciaries\, and Matt has successfully handled numerous trials and arbitrations of trust and estate disputes\, and appellate matters  (i.e.\,  Funsten v. Wells Fargo Bank\, N.A. (2016) 2 Cal.App.5th 959).    \nMatt is a certified specialist in estate planning\, trust\, and probate law by the State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization\, and he frequently speaks and writes on trust and estate litigation topics.  He is a member of the Executive Committee of the Trusts and Estates Section of the California Lawyers Association (TEXCOM)\, and serves as Chair of the Executive Committee of the San Diego County Bar Association’s Estate Planning\, Trust\, and Probate Law Section.  Recognized as a Best Lawyers “Ones to Watch”for 2021\, Matt  has been a Super Lawyers Rising Star each year since 2013\, and has been on Legal Week’s Private Client”Ones to Watch”list each year since 2017.
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/march-2021-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-catherine-m-swafford-jeremiah-moffit-and-matthew-r-owens/
LOCATION:Zoom Only
CATEGORIES:M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210211T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210211T130000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
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SUMMARY:February 2021 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Devin Burstein
DESCRIPTION:Our next MCLE lunchtime program will be Thursday\, February 11th at 12:00 pm\, via Zoom Meeting. We are very pleased to have Devin Burstein\, as our speaker for this lunchtime event.  \n  \nDevin Burstein\, partner at Warren & Burstein\, is our speaker for February\, presenting: “A Glimmer of Hope: Federal Compassionate Release and the Pandemic”. \nIn this presentation Mr. Burstein will address the intersection of the pandemic and federal compassionate release\, providing an overview of the process involved in seeking relief; practice tips; and will discuss what is really going on in federal prisons in terms of COVID-19.  \nMr. Burstein has provided our members with excellent past presentations\, and you will not want to miss this topical and interesting program on February 11th. \nPlease mark you calendars for this 1.0 hr MCLE general participatory credit for attendees. \n  \n\nInformation about our Speaker\, Devin Burstein:\nMr. Burstein is the recipient of the San Diego Criminal Defense Bar Association’s award for appellate attorney of the year.  Licensed to practice in both California and New York\, his work focuses on criminal defense\, with a particular emphasis on appellate representation. He also maintains a select\, civil-litigation practice\, and is frequently retained by other attorneys seeking assistance with complex appeals and pre-trial motions.  He has amassed a lengthy record of victories in the trial court and on appeal. \nMr. Burstein graduated with honors from NYU\, where he majored in philosophy. He attended the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law\, graduating Order of the Coif (top 10% of his class). He began practicing at the global law firm Proskauer Rose LLP.  \nAt Proskauer\, Mr. Burstein focused on white-collar defense and civil litigation. He helped successfully defend a professional sports franchise owner in a major international arbitration and a boxer against an attempt to seize his position as mandatory challenger for the heavyweight championship of the world. In addition\, Mr. Burstein developed expertise in reinsurance – including representing several executives during corporate and government investigations. He also represented (pro bono) juvenile delinquents in appealing their delinquency adjudications\, and was a core member of the legal team seeking a posthumous presidential pardon for Jack Johnson\, the first African-American Heavyweight Champion. \nMr. Burstein left Proskauer to serve as a judicial clerk for the Honorable Judith S. Kaye\, then Chief Judge of the New York Court of Appeals (New York’s highest court). Viewing cases from the Judge’s perspective\, Mr. Burstein gained invaluable insight into the most effective way to present an argument. He helped draft judicial decisions on a diverse array of criminal and civil issues\, giving him an uncommonly broad range of experience. \nWith California calling\, Mr. Burstein moved from New York to join the nationally renowned Federal Defender office in San Diego. He started as a trial attorney\, representing clients in well over a hundred felony cases. He then transferred to the appellate department\, where he continued defending his clients in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. In addition\, he represented indefinite immigration detainees seeking release from custody\, and assisted inmates challenging their convictions through habeas corpus in federal court. \nMr. Burstein left Federal Defenders to form Warren & Burstein.  The firm began with a simple purpose: to bring dedication\, diligence\, and determination to every case.  Mr. Burstein is firmly committed to that purpose. As a result\, his clients benefit from the highest level of representation.  \nMr. Burstein has been recognized by the Legal Aid Society for outstanding legal services\, and has published numerous articles\, including: \n\nSamuel Seabury\, The Judges of the Court of Appeals (Rosenblatt\, ed.)\, Fordham Univ. Press (2007).\nBreed Specific Legislation: Unfair Prejudice and Ineffective Policy\, 10 ANIMAL L. 313 (2004).\nThe Muhammad Ali Boxing Reform Act: Its Problems and Remedies\, Including the Possibility of a United States Boxing Administration\, 21 CARDOZO ARTS & ENT. L.J. 433 (2003).\nControl of Defense and Litigation Guidelines\, 16-11 MEALEY’S LIT. REP. INS. BAD FAITH 12 (2002).\n\nMr. Burstein lives with his wife and children in La Jolla\, California.  \nHe can be reached directly at db@wabulaw.com \n 
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/february-2021-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-devin-burstein/
LOCATION:Zoom Only
CATEGORIES:Lunch,M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201230T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201230T170000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20201231T031212Z
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SUMMARY:January 2021 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Irean Zhang and Steven K. Berenson
DESCRIPTION:Our next MCLE lunchtime program will be on Thursday\, January 14\, 2021\, at 12:00 pm\,\nvia Zoom Meeting.\nWe are very pleased to have Klinedinst\, P.C. attorneys\, Irean Zhang and Steven K. Berenson\, as our speakers for this lunchtime event.  \n  \nMs. Zhang and Mr. Berenson will present “Hot Topics in Legal Ethics – Looking Back at 2020 and Forward to 2021” including such topics as:  \n\nDigital Competence and California Rules of Professional Conduct Rule 1.1\, and the ethical implications of being or not being informed about developments relating to legal technology; \nReciprocal referral arrangements vis-à-vis the California Court of Appeal opinion in Jackson v. Legalmatch.com (2020) 42 Cal.App.5th 760\, and its significant impediments on the ability of reciprocal referral organizations to include lawyers in their arrangements\, the ensuing legal drama which followed the decision\, and its implications for the future;\nImpaired Lawyers and the California Bar’s Committee on Professional Responsibility and Conduct (COPRAC) Proposed Formal Opinion 14-0001\, relative to attorneys’ ethical obligations when confronted with an impaired colleague; and \n“Moonlighting” as lawyers move into the “gig economy\,”  and the significant ethical implications attaching to lawyers who perform work for multiple employers.\n\n  \nOur association’s members have benefited from several past ethics presentations given by lawyers from the Klinedinst\, P.C. firm\, and we anticipate that this January ethics presentation will be both excellent and topical. \nThe program will provide attendees 1.0 hr MCLE credit for “ETHICS”.    \n  \n\nInformation about our Speakers\,  Irean L. Zhang and Steven K. Berenson:\n  \nIrean Zhang is an attorney in the San Diego office of Klinedinst PC. Ms. Zhang’s practice focuses on professional liability defense\, especially in the area of legal malpractice. Prior to joining Klinedinst\, Ms. Zhang practiced business litigation\, with an emphasis in real estate litigation. \nMs. Zhang earned her Juris Doctor degree from the University of San Diego School of Law and her Bachelor of Arts from the University of California\, San Diego. In law school\, Ms. Zhang was the Managing Editor of the San Diego Journal of Climate and Energy Law and represented the University of San Diego in international moot court competitions in Hong Kong and Vienna. Ms. Zhang also externed for the Honorable Barbara L. Major and the Honorable Jill L. Burkhardt of the Southern District of California. \nMs. Zhang is a first generation Chinese-American and is fluent in Mandarin Chinese. She is a member of the State Bar of California\, San Diego County Bar Association\, the Federal Bar Association – San Diego Chapter\, the Lawyers Club of San Diego\, and the American Inns of Court\, Louis M. Welsh Chapter. During her free time\, Ms. Zhang enjoys snowboarding\, Pilates\, and hiking the beautiful Pacific coast with her dogs. \n  \n  \nSteven K. Berenson is a Professional Liability attorney with Klinedinst PC. He has represented individuals and government entities in state and federal courts in a wide range of matters such as legal ethics\, civil litigation\, and family law. \nIn addition to his work in private practice\, Mr. Berenson spent two decades as a full-time law professor\, where he focused on family law\, legal ethics\, and veterans’ legal issues. He founded the Thomas Jefferson Veterans Legal Assistance Clinic\, which today provides pro bono legal representation to homeless veterans struggling with substance abuse issues. A prolific writer\, Mr. Berenson has published a textbook on judicial ethics\, as well as two textbooks on family law. He has also written over 25 law review articles on a wide range of subjects. He regularly speaks on a variety of cutting-edge legal topics within the legal and business communities. \nMr. Berenson previously worked as an Assistant Attorney General in the office of the Massachusetts Attorney General. There\, he focused on civil governmental litigation and consumer protection enforcement. He argued cases at every level of both the state and federal court systems and was a counsel of record in numerous reported decisions including those from the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court\, the Massachusetts Appeals Court\, and the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. \nMr. Berenson serves as a Pro Tem Judge in the Small Claims and Traffic Divisions of the San Diego Superior Court. He also serves as a volunteer fee dispute arbitrator for both the San Diego County and California Bar Associations’ voluntary fee dispute arbitration programs.  He is a member of the San Diego County Bar Association’s Legal Ethics Committee. \nHe has received both J.D. (magna cum laude) and LL.M. degrees from Harvard Law School\, and a B.A. degree from Franklin and Marshall College. As someone who loves a challenge\, he enjoys hiking\, biking and running. He has completed more than 20 marathons and half-marathons over the past decade. He is also a drummer in a local band\, The Innocent Bystanders. \n  \n 
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/january-2021-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-irean-zhang-and-steven-k-berenson/
LOCATION:Zoom Only
CATEGORIES:M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201112T020000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201112T020000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
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SUMMARY:November 2020 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — David C. Carr presenting "You Say You Want a Revolution? Non-Attorney Ownership of Law Firms"
DESCRIPTION:Our next MCLE lunchtime program will be on Thursday\, November 12\, 2020\, at 12:00 pm\, via Zoom Meeting. \nWe are very pleased to have ethics attorney David C. Carr as our speaker for this lunch meeting.  Mr. Carr will present “You Say You Want a Revolution? Non-Attorney Ownership of Law Firms\,” in which he will cover topics:  \n–    Traditional Restrictions on Non-Attorney Ownership \n–    California Model Rule 5.4 \n–    ATILS Proposed Changes to the California Rule \n–    Arizona and Utah Recently Adopted Rules \n–    What does the future hold? \nMr. Carr’s past presentations to our members have been excellent and informative\, and very well-received.  This upcoming program should be of interest to all.   \nThe program will provide attendees 1.0 hr MCLE credit for “ETHICS”.    \n  \nInformation about our Speaker\, David C. Carr: \nDavid C. Carr\, an attorney in private practice in San Diego\, California\, specializes in ethics advice to lawyers\, California State Bar discipline defense\, and attorney licensing. \nMr. Carr is a 1986 graduate of Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. Following several years of practice in commercial law and business litigation\, Mr. Carr joined the State Bar of California as a staff attorney in 1989\, where he served as a staff attorney\, a discipline prosecutor and a manager in discipline enforcement office before returning to private practice in 2001. He  is a member of the San Diego County Bar Association\, where he is active on the Legal Ethics Committee. He is a member of the Association of Professional Responsibility Lawyers (APRL)\, the ABA Center for Professional Responsibility\, and the Association of Discipline Defense Counsel (ADDC)\, where he served as president from 2008 through 2011. He is also a member of  the State Bar’s Standing Committee on Professional Responsibility and Conduct (COPRAC) for the 2018-2021 term.  Mr. Carr is an adjunct faculty member at Thomas Jefferson School of Law\, where he teaches professional responsibility. \nOur Speaker’s contact information:\nLaw Office of David C. Carr \n5694 Mission Center Road 602-854 \nSan Diego\, California 92108 \n(619) 696-0526 \ndccarr@ethics-lawyer.com \nwww.ethics-lawyer.com \nethicslawyer.blog
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/november-2020-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-david-c-carr-presenting-you-say-you-want-a-revolution-non-attorney-ownership-of-law-firms/
LOCATION:Zoom Only
CATEGORIES:M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200929T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200929T170000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20200929T204303Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240331T012734Z
UID:4750-1601366400-1601398800@lajollabarassociation.com
SUMMARY:October 2020 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Melissa L. Smith presenting "The Valuation and Appraisal of Wine Collections"
DESCRIPTION:Please calendar our next MCLE lunchtime program for Thursday\, October 8\, 2020 at 12:00 p.m. via Zoom meeting. \nWe are pleased to have Melissa L. Smith\, certified sommelier and founder of Enotrias Elite Sommelier Services\, as our speaker.   Ms. Smith  will present “The Valuation and Appraisal of Wine Collections\,” in which she will cover a wide range of topics\, including: the different kinds of wine collections and goals of wine collectors; storage\, purchasing and provenance of wines; valuation/appraisal of wine collections for sale transactions and other purpose\, including what adds to and takes away from the value of certain bottles;  counterfeit issues relative to wine collections;  insurance of wine collections; and division and distribution of property involving wine collections\, in marriage dissolution and estate administration proceedings. \nPlease mark you calendars for this event\, which will provide 1.0 hr MCLE general participatory credit for attendees. \n  \nInformation about our Speaker: \nMelissa L. Smith is the founder of Enotrias Elite Sommelier Services\, which manages wine collections\, and assigns valuations for insurance and legal purposes including divisionand distribution  of property in cases pertaining to  Family Law\, Trusts\, and Estates.\, and sales transactions.   Ms. Smith also offers brokerage services for sales of collections. \nMs. Smith is a certified sommelier through The Court of Master sommeliers\, WSET\, and the Sake Education Council\,  All appraisals undertaken by Ms. Smith are USPAP (Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice) compliant through the Appraisers Association of America.  \nMs. Smith started Enotrias in 2014 while she was Head Sommelier for K&L Wine Merchants.   She found an affinity with the painstaking process of taking inventories  and determining valuation of wine collections\, and decided to  expand upon her interest and expertise in this specialized segment of the wine industry.         \nMelissa’s interest has led to her being engaged by attorneys in court cases involving inventory and valuation issues\, and to her teaching of continuing education courses on the Valuation of Wine Collections\, including a MCLE-certified course with the California State Bar Association; too business groups at Bay Area Country Clubs;  and to private groups of attorneys throughout the California wine county region. \n  \nThe Valuation and Appraisal of Wine Collections\nMelissa L. Smith\, CS — Founder of Enotrias \n1. Introduction to Primer on The Valuation and Appraisal of Wine Collections \na. Melissa Smith / Enotrias introduction\, background\, and qualifications \n2. Wine Collecting: Determining your client’s why and how for final outcomes \na. Why someone collects wine \nb. Ways in which someone collects and stores wine \nc. How do they purchase and track the wine collection \n3. Storage and Contents \na. In home versus offsite \nb. Types of wine collections: Ideal\, Tasting\, Instant gratification\, Investment \n4. Where and How a Cellar is Filled \na. Provenance \nb. Reputable Retailer/Auction House/Winery Direct \nc. Gift \nd. Other Considerations \n5. Organization \na. Inventory \nb. Insurance \nc. Maintenance \n6. Why a Professional Wine Cellar Inventory is Necessary and Who Requires it \na. Experienced\, Ethical\, Respected\, and Connected Certified Sommelier \nb. USPAP Compliant \n7. Comparisons and Examples \na. Label Nuances \nb. Producer vs Negociant \nc. Bottle Condition \n8. How a Wine is Assigned a Value \na. Domaine \nb. Vintage \nc. Provenance \nd. Condition \ne. Extras \nf. Market Value \n9. Why a Wine Could Have No Value \na. Past their prime \nb. No market value \nc. Custom Label \nd. Stored Improperly/Damaged \ne. Counterfeit \n10. How to Handle a Collection That Has Been Assigned A Value \na. Division of Property \nb. Cash Buy Out \nc. Liquidating the Collection \n11. Case Studies \n12. Questions \n  \nTo download this agenda in PDF format\, click here. \n 
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/october-2020-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-melissa-l-smith-presenting-the-valuation-and-appraisal-of-wine-collections/
LOCATION:Zoom Only
CATEGORIES:M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200910T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200910T120000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20200831T195955Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240331T012800Z
UID:4700-1599739200-1599739200@lajollabarassociation.com
SUMMARY:September 2020 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Gabe P. Wright\, "Negotiation Skills For Lawyers: Insights\, Techniques\, and Effective Use"
DESCRIPTION:Please calendar our next MCLE “lunchtime” program:\n \nSeptember 10th at 12:00 pm\nvia Zoom Meeting\nWe are very pleased to have attorney GABE P. WRIGHT\, Partner at Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP\, as our speaker for September\, presenting “NEGOTIATION SKILLS FOR LAWYERS: INSIGHTS\, TECHNIQUES\, AND EFFECTIVE USE.”    \nIn this program\, Mr. Wright will cover such topics as how to identify the personality type of the lawyer with whom you are negotiating; 12 tactics that can be used by attorneys to achieve better results in negotiations; and how these negotiation skills may be used in\, and be impacted by\, the current pandemic environment where mediations\, depositions\, and other communications are taking place online instead of “in person\, face to face.”  \nPlease mark you calendars for this event\, which will provide 1.0 hr MCLE general participatory credit for attendees.\nInformation for accessing this Zoom Meeting has been provided via email. \n  \n\n\nInformation about our speaker: \nGabe P. Wright is a Partner at Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP\, where he serves as Co-Chair of its San Diego Litigation Practice Group and its National Diversity and Inclusion Committee.  \nAt Hahn Loeser\, Mr. Wright focuses his litigation and trial practice on complex business\, commercial and insurance issues\, real estate matters\, professional liability issues\, and class action litigation involving consumer and commercial high stakes matters. His experience involves representation of clients in both state and federal court throughout California and across the United States. \nSee:  more detailed information about our speaker at:  \nGabe P. Wright | Litigation Attorney | Hahn Loeser \n  \n 
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/september-2020-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-gabe-p-wright-negotiation-skills-for-lawyers-insights-techniques-and-effective-use/
LOCATION:Zoom Only
CATEGORIES:M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200629T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200629T170000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20200629T200022Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240328T000640Z
UID:4654-1593417600-1593450000@lajollabarassociation.com
SUMMARY:July 2020 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Tara R. Burd & Kimberly Swierenga\, presenting: “The Challenges of Aging: Elder Abuse and Preventative Estate Planning“
DESCRIPTION:Please calendar our next MCLE “lunchtime” program for Thursday July 9th at 12:00 noon\, via Zoom meeting.  \nWe are very pleased to have attorneys Tara R. Burd & Kimberly Swierenga as our speakers for July\, giving  joint presentation of “The Challenges of Aging: Elder Abuse and Preventative Estate Planning.”    \nNearly every person suffers some level of cognitive decline or impairment eventually. For most individuals\, the process is gradual and there is a rarely a bright line to alarm friends or family that some guidance or oversight may be necessary for their loved one. This presentation will address common forms of financial elder abuse\, and ways in which comprehensive estate planning can help to prevent it. \nWe are fortunate to have these respected professionals sharing their collective experience with our members on this important subject.   \nPlease mark you calendars for this event\, which will provide 1.0 hr MCLE general participatory credit for attendees. \n  \n\n\nInformation about our speakers:\n  \nInformation for Ms. Burd: \nTara R. Burd litigates probate and trust disputes\, and handles estate administrations and estate planning. Her background pursuing and defense diverse\, multi-forum civil litigation in the areas of business disputes\, real property law\, personal injury\, and federal civil rights actions makes her uniquely adept at handling the complexities that are often entangled with human loss. \nPassionate in trying to avoid problems before they require court intervention\, Ms. Burd crafts strategies for clients to reduce or eliminate the risk of litigation through creative and proactive solutions. She is a prolific writer on these complex topics and regularly speaks to groups and organizations. \nMs. Burd is active in the community as the Co-Chair of the Real Property Law Section of the California Lawyers Association (CLA).  In 2018\, she was appointed to serve on The State Bar of California’s Access Through Innovation of Legal Services (ATILS) Task Force\, which is tasked with reevaluating rule and laws applicable to the practice of law for the purpose of increasing access to justice through the use of technology and innovation.  Ms. Burd was awarded the Reisman Award by Clio in 2018\, recognized in San Diego Super Lawyers® in 2017-2020 for Estate and Trust Litigation\, a Finalist for the San Diego Business Journal’s Women Who Mean Business Award in 2015\, and is the recipient of the AV®-Preeminent™ peer review rating by Martindale-Hubbell.   \nTara R. Burd can be reached at 619-239-8131 and tburd@klinedinstlaw.com. \n  \nInformation for Ms. Swierenga: \nKimberly Swierenga Esq./MBA helps elders (65+ years) who have been financially exploited by predatory practices of businesses\, financial advisors\, insurance agents\, banks\, title companies\, escrow companies\, and others in the financial services industry and community. She is recognized for her litigation of elder financial abuse claims\, improper annuity and life insurance sales\, trust-mill schemes\, Veterans’ benefits scams\, Medicaid planning scams\, unfair/fraudulent business practices\, and consumer claims.  \nMs. Swierenga was awarded the Community Service of the Year Award (2019) by the SDCBA\, Consumer Advocate of the Year by Consumer Attorneys of San Diego (2016)\, Street-Fighter of the Year finalist by Consumer Attorneys of California (2015)\, Consumer Champion award by Consumer Federation of California (2015)\, Super Lawyer Rising Star (2015-2020)\, Top Attorney (2016-2020)\, and is a Gerry Spence Trial Lawyer’s College graduate (2011).  She also teaches Advanced Mediation at multiple law schools and sits on the board of directors for the San Diego County Bar Association and Consumer Attorneys of San Diego (2013-current)\, the previous chair of the Elder Law section of the San Diego County Bar Association and is a court-appointed mediator. She is licensed in California\, Washington D.C.\, and Minnesota. Ms. Swierenga is a frequent lecturer on a variety of elder law topics and would be delighted to speak in your community.  \nKimberly Swierenga can be reached at (619) 841-1540 and Kimberly@ElderFraudFighter.com \n  \n\n  \n \nThe La Jolla Bar Association invites you to a  Zoom meeting\nJuly 9\, 2020 at 12:00 noon Pacific time\n  \nPlease contact Bob Moldenhauer for the Zoom meeting details:\nrdmoldenhauer@sbcglobal.net \n  \n\n 
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/july-2020-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-tara-r-burd-kimberly-swierenga-presenting-the-challenges-of-aging-elder-abuse-and-preventative-estate-planning/
LOCATION:Zoom Only
CATEGORIES:M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200611T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200611T120000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20200601T195230Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240328T000420Z
UID:4617-1591876800-1591876800@lajollabarassociation.com
SUMMARY:2020 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Ana M. Sambold\, presenting: “Online Mediation: What You Need to Know.“
DESCRIPTION:Please calendar our next MCLE “lunchtime” program for Thursday JUNE 11th at 12:00 noon\, via Zoom meeting.  \nWe are pleased to have Ana M. Sambold\, principal of Sambold Law\, Mediation & Arbitration\, as our June speaker\, presenting ‘Online Mediation: What You Need to Know.”\nMs. Sambold will provide a comprehensive summary of the practical and ethical issues to take into consideration when participating in online mediations. Specific tips and information on privacy\, confidentiality and more will be covered\, to ensure that advocates are well informed and comfortable with the online setting for mediation of disputes. \nMs. Sambold has extensive experience as an attorney\, mediator and arbitrator\, and is recognized for her expertise in Alternative Dispute Resolution (see detailed information about our speaker\, following zoom invitation below).    \nTimely and informative\, this program will provide 1.0 hour MCLE credit to participants. \n  \n\n  \nThe La Jolla Bar Association is inviting you to a  Zoom meeting scheduled on June 11\, 2020 at 12:00 noon Pacific time. \n  \n\n 
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/2020-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-ana-m-sambold-presenting-online-mediation-what-you-need-to-know/
LOCATION:Zoom Only
CATEGORIES:M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200514T114500
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200514T114500
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20200429T194838Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240328T000725Z
UID:4522-1589456700-1589456700@lajollabarassociation.com
SUMMARY:May 2020 MCLE Luncheon via Zoom — Edward P. Schlesier: "IRA Planning After the SECURE ACT"
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for our May MCLE lunchtime—via Zoom\nThursday\, May 14th at 12:00 noon\n\nAs this is the bar association’s initial effort at providing an online program\, we ask that you attempt to join the site at 11:45 am\, so any technical snags are cleared prior to the 12:00 start. \n  \n\n \nEdward P. Schlesier\,  Board Certified Specialist: Estates\, Trusts & Probate\, and partner with Blanchard\, Krasner & French\, A Professional Corporation\, will present:\n“IRA Planning After the SECURE ACT“\nThe SECURE ACT (the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act of 2019)\, triggered significant changes to laws governing Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) and other retirement plans (e.g.\, 401(k) plans)\, which changes impact many aspects of retirement\, tax\, estate planning.  \nEd will discuss these changes\, including topics such as: retirement account contribution age limits;   Qualified Charitable Distributions – including QCDs limitations and constraints;  changes to age limits for taking required minimum distributions from an IRA\, and how this can differ from required distributions from ERISA plans.  \nAmong other topics\, Ed will also address the SECURE ACT’s accelerated time period for after death distributions from retirement accounts inherited by designated beneficiaries\, and how that period can differ depending upon the type of beneficiary.  ln general\, Ed will discuss several considerations and situations of how this Act’s provisions have altered retirement\, tax\, and estate planning. \nThis is certain to be an informative program\, and will provide 1.0 hour of MCLE credit to participants. \n  \n\n\n\n\nBKF Law is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.\n(note: The Zoom meeting will be hosted by our speaker’s firm BKF)\n \nTopic: La Jolla Bar Association: IRA Planning after the SECURE Act\nTime: May 14\, 2020 11:45 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada) \n\n\nJoin Zoom Meeting:\nJoin our Cloud HD Video Meeting now\n \nMeeting ID: 970 0777 4458    |     Password: 311177\n  \nDial by your location:\n+1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose)  /  +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston)  /  +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)\n+1 929 205 6099 US (New York)  /  +1 253 215 8782 US  /  +1 301 715 8592 US \nOr find your local number:  Video Conferencing\, Web Conferencing\, Webinars\, Screen Sharing \n  \n\n\nInformation about our speaker\, Edward P. Schlesier:\nEdward P. Schlesier\, Esq. is a director and shareholder of Blanchard\, Krasner & French\, where he is responsible for the firm’s trust and estate practice. Mr. Schlesier is a Board-Certified Specialist in Estate Planning\, Trust\, and Probate law; and other areas of his practice include business and real estate matters. \nRepresentative Services:  \n\nComplex estate and trust planning including revocable living trusts\, irrevocable life insurance trusts\, qualified personal residence trusts\, intentionally defective grantor trusts\, grantor retained annuity trusts\, charitable trusts\, asset protection trusts\, total return trusts\, generation-skipping trusts\, dynasty trusts\, incomplete gift non-grantor trusts\, private foundations\, family limited partnerships\, wills\, health care and legal incapacity planning\, and integrating retirement benefits into estate plans;\nBusiness\, corporate\, limited liability company and partnership matters including formation\, maintenance\, mergers & acquisitions\, dissolution\, owner agreements\, and reorganizations;\nComplex real estate transactions including purchase\, sale\, and financing transactions\, commercial leases\, tax-deferred exchanges\, and property tax assessment disputes.\n\nEducation\, Licenses & Memberships:\nMr. Schlesier is a Juris Doctor from the University of San Diego\, School of Law. Prior to becoming a Juris Doctor\, he graduated\, with honors\, from the University of San Diego with a Bachelors of Business Administration\, with emphasis in Finance. He is a Certified Specialist by the California Board of Legal Specialization in Trust\, Estate\, and Probate law. In addition to membership in the American Bar Association and San Diego County Bar Association\, he is a member and past-President of the La Jolla Bar Association. He holds a Certificate in Government Contract Management from San Diego State University\, passed the Certified Public Accountants exam\, and is a licensed California Real Estate Broker. Mr. Schlesier has been recognized as a TEP (Full Member) with the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners\, is a Director on the Scripps Health Foundation Advisory Board\, Member of the University of San Diego School of Law Board of Visitors\, Member of the University of San Diego Real Estate Alumni Association\, Member of IR Global\, and Member of ProVisors. \nOther Professional Background information:\nPrior to his legal career\, Mr. Schlesier served eight years with an international engineering firm\, as a Senior Project Manager and Accounting Manager. He was also in the real estate and aerospace manufacturing industries with Fortune 100 companies. \nPublications and speaking Engagements:  \n\nSpeaker and Author: “Trust Taxation” section of “Wills and Trusts 101\,” National Business Institute;\nSpeaker: “Business Transactions – Trust and Estate Considerations\,” U.S. Bank – Wealth Management Conference;\nSpeaker: “Nevada Advantage\, Using Nevada Trusts” Whittier Trust;\nSpeaker and Author: “Advance Estate Planning Challenges for Second Marriages\,” Strafford;\nSpeaker: “Planning for Access to Digital Property\,” UBS Conference;\nSpeaker: “Ask the Experts: Disability Planning\,” Monarch Cottage;\nSpeaker and Author: “A-B Disclaimer Trusts\,” National Law Foundation;\nSpeaker: “Optimizing Basis Step-up and Leveraging A-B and QTIP Trusts\,” Strafford;\nSpeaker: “Tax Planning for Business Owners\,” Vistage Conference;\nSpeaker: “Estate Planning\,” USMC-JAG Professional Military Education Seminar;\nSpeaker: “Tax Planning for Business Owners\,” Merrill Lynch Conference;\nSpeaker: “Capacity: Effects on Estate Planning\,” Lifeline Seminar;\nSpeaker: “Wealth Maximization Through Tax and Estate Planning” La Jolla Probate;\nSpeaker: “The 2013 Fiscal Cliff: How Will It Affect Real Estate Owners and Realtors®” La Jolla Real Estate Roundtable; “Tis the Season for Giving: Making Your Gifts Wisely\,” La Jolla Light;\n\nRepresentative Transactions:  \n\nComplex estate plan for estate valued in excess of $150 million;\nComplex estate plan for corporate executive;\nTrust administration after death of settlor with assets in excess of $25 million;\nTrust dispute concerning assets in excess of $10 million;\nProbate of complex estate valued in excess of $3 million;\nGuardianship of complex estate for the benefit of a minor;\nTax analysis and consultation for sale of real property valued in excess of $120 million;\nCharitable Remainder Trust for founder’s shares pre-exit;\nProperty Tax Assessment dispute;\nInternal Revenue Service partnership tax return audit resulting in no change;\nInternal Revenue Service estate tax return audit resulting in no change;\nTax planning for inherited Individual Retirement Account;\nGrantor Retained Annuity Trust for stock in privately held corporation;\nCourt approved modification to an irrevocable trust;\nRepresentation of corporate trustee during litigation between beneficiaries of a trust;\nFormation of tax-exempt private foundation;\nAnalysis and planning concerning a Land Trust;\nAsset purchase of property management company;\nStock sale of construction company;\nStock purchase of insurance agency;\nStock sale of publishing company;\nShareholder Agreement for a San Diego construction company;\nFormation of limited liability company for syndicated real estate investment group;\nAdvised foreign client concerning purchase of U.S. real property;\nLease-Option for luxury residential real property;\nLicensing matters for various companies;\nPremarital Agreement for professional athlete; and\nGeneral counsel – finance\, publishing\, insurance\, real estate\, energy\, construction\, manufacturing\, and technology industries.\n\n 
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/may-2020-mcle-luncheon-via-zoom-edward-p-schlesier-ira-planning-after-the-secure-act/
LOCATION:Zoom Only
CATEGORIES:M.C.L.E.,Zoom Video Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200505T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200505T180000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20200504T173241Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240328T000515Z
UID:4589-1588698000-1588701600@lajollabarassociation.com
SUMMARY:Cinco de Mayo ONLINE happy hour
DESCRIPTION:  \nThe La Jolla Bar Association invites you to a Zoom Meeting!\n\nEvent:\nLJBA Zoom Cinco de Mayo Happy Hour\nTime:\nMay 5\, 2020 05:00 PM\nPacific Time (US and Canada)\n  \nJoin Zoom Meeting\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/8584540945?pwd=ODhONVBpZW5Dbll6K2VaVFlXbmRFQT09\nMeeting ID: 858 454 0945\nPassword: POBox1831\n\n\nTelephone Users Only \nOne tap mobile: +16699009128\,\,8584540945#\,\,1#\,652862# \nor Dial:  +1 669 900 9128     \nMeeting ID: 858 454 0945\nPassword: 652862
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/cinco-de-mayo-online-happy-hour/
LOCATION:Zoom Only
CATEGORIES:Social Gathering,Zoom Video Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200312T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200312T130000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20200302T180315Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200302T180728Z
UID:4496-1584014400-1584018000@lajollabarassociation.com
SUMMARY:March 2020 MCLE Luncheon at Manhattan Restaurant with Roger J. Brown\, PhD.
DESCRIPTION:Please calendar our next MCLE lunchtime program on Thursday\, March 12th at noon\, at the Manhattan of La Jolla restaurant – 7766 Fay Avenue.    \nROGER J. BROWN\, PhD. will be our March speaker\, presenting  “THE ALGORITHMS ARE COMING!!! How Mathematics and the Law are changing together\,“ in which Dr. Brown will discuss how the practice of law is now and will continue to be impacted by processes and rules applied in calculations and other computerized problem-solving operations.  Discussion examples will include real property partition actions;  title insurance situations; and land use policies and real property development.   While focusing on the significant changes to our profession caused by the digital age\, Dr. Brown will also suggest how attorneys can to adapt to these changes\, and he will introduce us to the inner workings of internet activities\, from on-line buying to election of political officials. \nThe program will provide 1.0 hour of MCLE credit. \nWe hope that all of you can attend this informative continuing education program. \n  \nSome Information about our speaker\, Roger J. Brown\, PhD.:\nRoger J. Brown is a private consultant with more than 40 years experience specializing in solving complex real estate problems.  He is the founder of mathestate\,  a proprietary set of data-driven mathematical analysis tools designed to analyze investments using real data and custom formulas.  \nPrior to creating mathestate\, he developed a wide range of expertise in the areas of:  Negotiating investment real estate sales;   Tax Deferred exchanges and leasing;  Originating and servicing mortgage loans;  and Fiduciary responsibilities of general partners. \nDr. Brown has served as an Expert witness in civil litigation matters\, and has written and taught in the fields of real estate investment\, finance\, appraisal\, taxation\, analysis and management.  He has been the General Manager of one of the oldest investment firms in San Diego\, where he exercised supervisory oversight of 100 employees engaged in all aspects of finance\, legal\, accounting and administration of investment portfolios \nFrom 2001-2005 Dr. Brown was the Director of Research for the Real Estate and Land Use Institute at San Diego State University.   He is presently an Executive Scholar at the Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate\, University of San Diego. \nOther particulars about his professional background:  \nEducation\nThe Pennsylvania State University\nPh.D. in Business Administration\, 2000\nMajor field – Finance (concentration in Real Estate)\nMinor field – Economics \nSan Diego State University\nMBA – Major field – Finance\, 1994\nBA – Major field – Speech Arts and Marketing\, 1970 \nREALTORS National Marketing Institute\n1979 Designated CCIM (Certified Commercial-Investment Member) \nPublications:\n“Evaluating Future Input Assumption Risk”\nAppraisal Journal – April\, 1998 \n“Zijn onroerend goed aandelen onroerend goed of aandelen?”\n(Are REITs Stocks or Real Estate? A Review of the Issues)\nVOGON Journal (The Netherlands) – January 1997 \n“The Emerging Fourth Wave of Aesthetic Regulation: Beauty Is in the Pocketbooks of the Beholder”\nwith Jeffery M. Sharp\, Proceedings of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business\, Quebec City\, 1996 \n“America Becoming ‘The Beautiful’ Again: Examining a Century of Aesthetic Regulation”\nwith Jeffery M. Sharp\, National Proceedings of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business\, San Diego\, 1998 \n“Intracity Geographic Diversification of Real Estate Portfolios: Preliminary Evidence from Hong Kong”\nwith Ling Hin Li and Kenneth Lusht\, The Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management\, April/June\, 2000 \n“Risk and Private Real Estate Investment”;\nThe Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management\, May-August\, 2004. \n“Private Investor Holding Period”\n(with T. G. Geurts)\, The Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management\, May-August\, 2005. \n“The Labor Component of Private Investor Real Estate Returns”\, The Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management\, V. 11\, No. 3\, September-December\, 2005 \n“Senior Housing: An Inter-Generational Solution” (with Y. Zhang)\, Journal of Housing for the Elderly\, V. 20\, p. 75-96 \n“Sins of the IRR”\, The Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management\, V. 12\, No. 2\, May-August\, 2006 \n“Optimization of Residential Property Management” (with B. Klingenberg)\, Property Management\, V. 24\, No. 4\, 2006 \n“Real Estate Bubbles: A New Analysis Based on the Lender-Borrower Relationship.” (with B. Klingenberg)\, Real Estate Issues\, V. 31\, No. 2\, Fall\, 2006 \n“Rent Control Revisited: Effects on Property Management” (with B. Klingenberg)\, Property Management\, V. 26\, No. 1\, 2008 \n“Thanks\, Louis\, You Were Right!!  100 Years of Heavy Tails – The Hypothesis That Won’t Go Away” Real Estate Review\, V. 38\, No. 2\, 2009 \n“Location\, Location\, Distribution” Real Estate Review\, Vol 39\, No. 4\, Winter\, 2010 \n“Coherent Risk Measures in Real Estate Investment” (with M. Young)\, Journal of Property Investment & Finance\, V. 29\, No. 4/5\, 2011. Chosen as a Highly Commended Award Winner at the Literati Network Awards for Excellence 2012. \n“The Developer’s Dilemma”\, Real Estate Review\, V. 40\, No. 2\, Summer 2011. \n“Real Estate Return Distributions Using Maximum Likelihood Estimation (MLE): New Technology\, New Results” (with M. Young)\, In Press\, The Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management\, V. 18\, No. 1\, January – April 2012. \n“The Net Lease Anomaly” Real Estate Review\, Vol 41\, No. 3\,  Fall\, 2012 p. 5-19 \n“The Relationship of Operational Innovation and Financial Performance – a Critical Perspective” (with B. Klingenberg\, R. Timberlake and T. G. Geurts)\, The International Journal of Production Economics\, V. 142\, No. 2\, April 2013\, p. 317-323. \n“The Ugly Truth about Truth-in-Lending”\, Real Estate Finance Journal\, Spring\, 2013\, Vol 28\, No. 4. \nPublished numerous times in: San Diego Union/Tribune\, San Diego Daily Transcript\, and the San Diego Business Journal \n Conference Presentations:\n“Intracity Geographic Diversification of Real Estate Portfolios: Preliminary Evidence from Hong Kong”\nAsian Real Estate Society Conference\, Hong Kong\, 1997 \n“Tier II Real Estate” American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association 2001\nInternational Real Estate Conference\, Cancun\, 2001 \n“Risk and Private Real Estate Investments”\n19th Annual American Real Estate Society Meeting\, Monterey\, CA 2003\nWinner: Manuscript prize in category of Innovative Thinking sponsored by the Homer Hoyt Advanced Studies Institute \n“Multi-Family Investor Tenure Choice”\n(with T. G. Geurts)\, 19th Annual American Real Estate Society Meeting\, Monterey\, CA 2003\nWinner: Manuscript prize in the Apartment category sponsored by the National Multi-Housing Council \nTextbook:\nPrivate Real Estate Investment: Data Analysis and Decison Making\nSecond Edition – 2012 \nAwards and Scholarships:\nReal Estate Research Institute\, 1999 Dissertation Research Grant\n1999-2000 Ossian R. MacKenzie Doctoral Teaching Award
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/march-2020-mcle-luncheon-at-manhattan-restaurant-with-roger-j-brown-phd/
LOCATION:Manhattan Restaurant at the Empress Hotel\, 7766 Fay Avenue\, La Jolla\, CA\, 92037\, United States
CATEGORIES:Lunch,M.C.L.E.
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200213T120000
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SUMMARY:February 2020 MCLE Luncheon at Manhattan Restaurant with Jerry D. Hemme
DESCRIPTION:Please calendar our next MCLE lunchtime program on Thursday February 13th at noon\, at the Manhattan of La Jolla restaurant – 7766 Fay Avenue.    \nAttorney JERRY D. HEMME our February speaker.  Mr. Hemme will present “CALIFORNIA BOUNDARY LAW:  CRITICAL ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS EVERY PRACTIONER NEEDS TO KNOW\,” in which topics including Common boundary law issues; How best to handle boundary disputes; and Practical tips for litigating boundary disputes will be covered. \nThe program will provide 1.0 hour of MCLE credit. \nWe hope that all of you can attend this informative continuing education program. \n  \nClick here to view the PowerPoint slides\nfor Jerry Hemme’s presentation.\n  \nSome Information about our speaker\,\nJerry D.  Hemme:\nJerry D. Hemme is the managing partner and co-founder of San Diego law firm\, Goode | Hemme\, and has practiced law for nearly 40 years\, \nMr. Hemme has an extensive knowledge of Real Estate Law\, particularly with Title and Boundary Law issues involving easements\, encroachments\, trees\, fences and water intrusions\, among others. Mr. Hemme’s expertise has earned him the recognition of his peers as well as educational institutions. He has served as a lecturer in Boundary Law for the Real Estate Section of the California State Bar\, the National Business Institute and the Continuing Education of the Bar. \nIn addition to his real estate practice\, Mr. Hemme is an experienced litigator in business matters\, including contract disputes\, construction disputes\, unfair competition\, business torts\, fraud claims\, collections and creditor rights in bankruptcy.   \nMr. Hemme has an AV® preeminent rating from Martindale Hubbell\, the leading independent attorney rating entity. He has been recognized by the San Diego Business Journal as one of the Best of the Bar ( 2014 & 2017) in Real Estate; and was named a Top Lawyer in San Diego Magazine (2015-2018). \nHe obtained his JD degree from the University of San Diego School of Law in 1981. He is a member of the California State Bar\, the United States District Courts for the Southern\, Northern\, Central and Eastern Districts of California\, the District of Colorado\, the Northern District of Texas\, and the District of Arizona. Mr. Hemme is also affiliated with ProVisors. \nSince 2000\, Mr. Hemme has served on the Board of Directors for the Community Campership Council\, a local non-profit organization that raises money to send underprivileged San Diego youth to camp. The firm also  supports Second Chance\, a non-profit organization which help persons with a criminal history get back on their feet and become productive members of society. \nWhen not practicing law\, he enjoys spending time with his family\, traveling\, wine\, boating\, skiing\, hiking\, tai chi and woodworking. \nMr. Hemme’s contact information: \nTelephone:  858-587-3555\nE-mail address:  jhemme@sandiegoattorney.com \n 
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/february-2020-mcle-luncheon-at-manhattan-restaurant-with-jerry-d-hemme/
LOCATION:Manhattan Restaurant at the Empress Hotel\, 7766 Fay Avenue\, La Jolla\, CA\, 92037\, United States
CATEGORIES:Lunch,M.C.L.E.
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200109T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200109T130000
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SUMMARY:January 2020 MCLE Luncheon at Manhattan Restaurant with Danna J. Cotman
DESCRIPTION:Please calendar next week’s MCLE lunchtime program at noon\, Thursday January 9th\, at the Manhattan of La Jolla restaurant – 7766 Fay Avenue.    \nAttorney DANNA J. COTMAN is our speaker\, presenting  “ENHANCING THE WORKPLACE CULTURE\,” in which she will discuss how to recognize and address implicit bias\, and the benefits of diversity\, civility\, and pay equity in the workplace. \nThe program will provide 1.0 hour of MCLE credit for the category: Recognition and Elimination of Bias in the Legal Profession and Society. \n  \nSome information about our Speaker: \nDanna Cotman is a member of our association and a past president (2008).  She is the owner and founder of ARC IP Law\, PC\, a boutique intellectual property law firm located in La Jolla\, California.  Her firm helps their clients add value to their businesses through handling a wide variety of intellectual property matters\, including patent\, trademark\, trade secret and copyright prosecution\, IP litigation\, licensing negotiations\, and enforcement of intellectual property rights for her clients.   She is involved with a number of tech accelerators and works closely with entrepreneurs from early stages of launch through funding and sale. \nDanna is the immediate past President of Lawyers Club of San Diego\, a specialty bar whose mission is to advance the status of women in the law and society.  She holds a J.D. from Thomas Jefferson School of Law\, an MBA from California Coast\, a BSBA from Chapman University\, and an AA in Fashion Design from FIDM.   Danna was recently awarded the Thomas Jefferson School of Law Alumni Association Outstanding Service to the Community award. \nDanna is the current co-chair of the Lawyers Club Workplace Equity and Civility Initiative\, and will draw upon her professional experiences and expertise to speak about enhancing the workplace culture – through recognizing and addressing implicit bias\, and about the benefits of diversity\, civility\, and pay equity in the workplace.
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/danna-j-cotman/
LOCATION:Manhattan Restaurant at the Empress Hotel\, 7766 Fay Avenue\, La Jolla\, CA\, 92037\, United States
CATEGORIES:Lunch,M.C.L.E.
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20191208T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20191208T203000
DTSTAMP:20260419T132836
CREATED:20190214T225053Z
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SUMMARY:Holiday Party & Elections
DESCRIPTION:THE LA JOLLA BAR ASSOCIATION CORDIALLY INVITES ITS MEMBERS AND MEMBER’S GUEST TO A \nWINTER HOLIDAY PARTY\nDATE: SUNDAY\, DECEMBER 8\, 2019  \nTIME: 4:00 TO 6:30 PM  \nLOCATION: MANHATTAN OF LA JOLLA RESTAURANT  \n7766 FAY AVENUE\, LA JOLLA\, CA 92037 \nAT WHICH THE ELECTION OF 2020 OFFICERS & DIRECTORS WILL BE HELD  \n-with – \nDELICIOUS HORS D’OEUVRES AND SALAD  \nDESSERTS & COFFEE \nFULL BAR \n(serving your favorite libations*) \nFIRST COME-FIRST SERVE DRINK COUPONS SPONSORED  \nBY HAHN LOESER & PARKS\, LLP  \nYou are encouraged (but not required) to bring an unwrapped toy for contribution to the Toys for Tots program. \nPLEASE RSVP for yourself and your guest to Social Committee Chair\, Daniel Gamez\, by 5:00 pm on Thursday\, December 5th\, at e-mail address of daniel@gamezlawfirm.com  \n**the party is a “no host” cash bar event; after all drink coupons are distributed\, drink prices are: $14 per glass of wine; $16 per cocktail; and $5 per soda beverage \n\nFor those not able to attend the Holiday Party\, we request that you complete\, sign\, and return the Ballot form by one of the three alternate methods described on the form\, and within the date & time deadline described\, so that your vote can be counted with those of members attending the party.  \nOur association’s 2019 President\, Tom Gotfredson\, and all of your board members express their hope that you will be able to attend this year’s Holiday Party.  The past two years\, our membership number has exceeded 100\, and we have had the pleasure of welcoming several new members during the current year.  The Holiday Party provides a wonderful opportunity to socialize with newer members and reconnect with longstanding members.  \nClick to download the Ballot\, here.
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/holiday-party-elections-date-to-be-determined/
LOCATION:Manhattan Restaurant at the Empress Hotel\, 7766 Fay Avenue\, La Jolla\, CA\, 92037\, United States
CATEGORIES:Social Gathering
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20191114T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20191114T130000
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SUMMARY:November 2019 MCLE Luncheon at Manhattan Restaurant
DESCRIPTION:Please calendar our next MCLE lunchtime program on Thursday\, November 14\, 2019\, at 12:00 pm at the Manhattan of La Jolla restaurant (within the Empress Hotel at 7766 Fay Avenue). We are very pleased to have attorney JOHN W. HANSON as this month’s speaker.  Mr. Hanson is a member of our association\, and practices exclusively in the are of consumer law.  \nHis presentation is entitled  “CONSUMER LAW: CAR SALES AND WARRANTY REPAIRS\,” and will draw upon his 20 years experience representing clients in litigation with car dealerships and car warranty providers.   \nThe program will focus on consumer protection laws and the practice of consumer law in these two areas: (1) consumer manipulation and abuse by dealerships during car purchase transactions; and (2) automobile defects and the remedies and limitations of California’s lemon law.  Mr. Hanson will also address how attorneys can assist clients (and themselves) on how to save thousands of dollars and avoid becoming victim to both car sales practices and warranty company “run-arounds.” \nThe program will  provide 1 hour of general  MCLE credit.\n\n \nSome information about our Speaker: \nJohn W. Hanson\, B.A.\, J.D.\, LL.M.\, practices exclusively in the area of consumer law\, with a focus on the lemon law and car dealer fraud. \n Mr. Hanson received  J.D. and B.A. degrees from the University of Iowa\, and an LL.M. from the University of London.  After graduating from law school in 1996\, Mr. Hanson clerked for an Iowa Supreme Court Justice\, and subsequently clerked for the Iowa Federal District Court.  After moving to California\, Mr. Hanson served as law clerk for the Honorable Nita L. Stormes\, Magistrate Judge\, United States District Court for the Southern District of California.   \n Mr. Hanson began his consumer law practice at a firm started by one of “Nader’s Raiders\,” and eventually opened  his own consumer-law practice more than  ten years ago.  In addition to his law practice\,  Mr. Hanson gives presentations on consumer law to public and professional groups\, and he teaches a course on consumer law at Miramar College.
URL:https://lajollabarassociation.com/events/november-2019-mcle-luncheon-at-manhattan-restaurant/
LOCATION:Manhattan Restaurant at the Empress Hotel\, 7766 Fay Avenue\, La Jolla\, CA\, 92037\, United States
CATEGORIES:Lunch,M.C.L.E.
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