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CLEs You Actually Want to Hear

CLEs You Actually Want to Hear

By: Beverly Hills Bar Association
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Listen to Beverly Hills Bar Association's nationally recognized CLE content, featuring timely topics and speakers from across the country. You don’t need to be an attorney to tune in, but if you are, you’ll get CLE credit while you listen! Full details at www.bhba.org/podcasts.

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  • How Cultural Awareness Can Help Reduce Bias
    Feb 28 2026

    Hon. Angel M. Bermudez (Ret.) examines the critical role cultural awareness and shared identity play in dispute resolution. Drawing on judicial experience, mediation examples, and interdisciplinary research, he explores how cultural nuance can shape communication, trust, and perceptions of fairness—often influencing outcomes as much as legal arguments. Attendees will gain practical insight into how recognizing these dynamics can enhance advocacy and improve resolution efforts.

    The Alternative Dispute Resolution Section is chaired by Robert Cohen and Jeffrey Kravitz.

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    59 mins
  • Four Corners: 2025 Annual Family Law Case Update
    Feb 27 2026

    Annual Family Law Case Update

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    1 hr and 31 mins
  • What’s New in California Privacy 2026
    Feb 26 2026

    Sarah L. Bruno and Grace D. Wiley of Reed Smith LLP examine California’s finalized CCPA regulations governing automated decision-making technology and mandatory cybersecurity audits, focusing on the legal and compliance questions attorneys are most likely to encounter, particularly in light of recent CPPA enforcement actions. The discussion addresses when these rules apply, how regulators evaluate risk, oversight, and accountability, and the practical implications for advising clients on governance, vendor relationships, and compliance timelines.

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    1 hr
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