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HIV+ clients often find that the privacy of their status is regularly overlooked by healthcare workers, social workers, and others who inadvertently disclose their HIV/AIDS status.

The ABA Section of Family Law is seeking applications for its Fellowship Program from attorneys with a financial need.

This training will cover employment issues facing employees living with HIV/AIDS, with a particular focus on reasonable accommodations, medical leaves, and some of the practical issues (such as privacy concerns) that arise when employees need accommodations. Sponsored by the State Bar

Come learn about basic wage & hour principles and what it takes to develop a wage & hour case in light of the 2012 Brinker decision. We will cover classification of employees, calculation of overtime pay, and meal and rest break laws.

This training will provide an overview of the Ellis Act as a

he Bar Association of San Francisco presents Glass Ceiling: Institutional Gender Bias & How to Change It January 29, 2016: 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm MCLE Credits – 1 H, of Elimination of Bias Credit. Speaker Harry Keshet, PhD. Keshet Consulting Topics The talk is based on new

Duties and Responsibilities of Serving On a Nonprofit Board January 13, 2016: 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm MCLE Credits – 1.5 H, This is a brown bag luncheon. Speakers Nancy McGlamery Principal, Adler & Covin Gene Takagi Managing Attorney, NEO Law Group Moderator Alyssa Snyder C

Improving Access to Justice with Technology Join us for an engaging day of presentations and interactive discussions on using technology to improve access to justice in our judicial branch. Judges, court and legal services attorneys and staff, IT professionals, and anyone interested i

The Bar Association of San Francisco presents Everything You Need to Know About Substance Abuse November 30, 2015: 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm MCLE Credits – 1 H, in Competency Issues Credit. Speaker Michael Ranahan Topics This program will cover substance abuse and how it affects