Attorneys present ‘Key Strategies for Effective Investigations’
McDonald Hopkins will present the webinar “Regulators, Mount Up: Key Strategies for Effective Investigations” on Thursday, May 29, from noon to 1 p.m.
In today’s rapidly evolving regulatory landscape, understanding how incidents are discovered, how to prepare for investigations, and who holds the authority to act are crucial for ensuring compliance and protecting and organization.
Whether a compliance officer, legal expert, or business leader, this webinar will provide practical insights and best practices to navigate the complexities of regulatory investigations and minimize potential risks.
McDonald Hopkins’ Heather Shumaker and Christa Kumming will equip participants with the knowledge to stay ahead in today’s challenging regulatory environment.
Topics include How regulators learn of incidents; Best practices to prepare for investigations and resolutions; Who has the authority during the investigation
For additional information on the webinar, visit www.mcdonaldhopkins.com and click on “events.”
In today’s rapidly evolving regulatory landscape, understanding how incidents are discovered, how to prepare for investigations, and who holds the authority to act are crucial for ensuring compliance and protecting and organization.
Whether a compliance officer, legal expert, or business leader, this webinar will provide practical insights and best practices to navigate the complexities of regulatory investigations and minimize potential risks.
McDonald Hopkins’ Heather Shumaker and Christa Kumming will equip participants with the knowledge to stay ahead in today’s challenging regulatory environment.
Topics include How regulators learn of incidents; Best practices to prepare for investigations and resolutions; Who has the authority during the investigation
For additional information on the webinar, visit www.mcdonaldhopkins.com and click on “events.”
‘New Lawyer Boot Camp’ offered June 13
The Oakland County Bar Association, Oakland County Circuit Court, and Oakland County Probate Court will present a “New Lawyer Boot Camp” on Friday, June 13, from 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. in the Jury Assembly Room at the Oakland County Courthouse, 1200 N. Telegraph Rd. in Pontiac.
This full-day training program is specifically designed for attorneys in practice for less than five years and law students. Participants will learn from judges, judicial staff, and expert attorneys on how to navigate the court system and best represent clients. These fully-loaded practical sessions will help new attorneys become professional, confident, and successful practitioners in Oakland County and beyond.
Topics covered during the Boot Camp include Professionalism, Ethics & Civility; Mechanics, Logistics, & Best Tech Practices; Tour of Courthouse; How to Present an Argument; Nuts & Bolts of Civil Litigation; Motions, Pleadings & Citations Best Practices; Trial Preparation; Effective Trial Presentation; Intro to the Various Courts.
Registration covers the cost of materials, breakfast, and a boxed lunch. Cost is $20 for OCBA new lawyers (P# 83548+) and $15 for OCBA law students. Non-OCBA member new lawyers (P# 883548+) can attend for $25, and non-OCBA member law students can attend for $20.
To register, visit www.ocba.org and click on “Events.” Anyone with questions may email Shanay Cuthrell at scuthrell@ocba.org or call 248-334-3400.
This full-day training program is specifically designed for attorneys in practice for less than five years and law students. Participants will learn from judges, judicial staff, and expert attorneys on how to navigate the court system and best represent clients. These fully-loaded practical sessions will help new attorneys become professional, confident, and successful practitioners in Oakland County and beyond.
Topics covered during the Boot Camp include Professionalism, Ethics & Civility; Mechanics, Logistics, & Best Tech Practices; Tour of Courthouse; How to Present an Argument; Nuts & Bolts of Civil Litigation; Motions, Pleadings & Citations Best Practices; Trial Preparation; Effective Trial Presentation; Intro to the Various Courts.
Registration covers the cost of materials, breakfast, and a boxed lunch. Cost is $20 for OCBA new lawyers (P# 83548+) and $15 for OCBA law students. Non-OCBA member new lawyers (P# 883548+) can attend for $25, and non-OCBA member law students can attend for $20.
To register, visit www.ocba.org and click on “Events.” Anyone with questions may email Shanay Cuthrell at scuthrell@ocba.org or call 248-334-3400.
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