The Past, Present, and Future of Mediation: Why Mediation Is So Critical to the Ever Changing Legal Landscape

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The Past, Present, and Future of Mediation: Why Mediation Is So Critical to the Ever Changing Legal Landscape

Credit Hours:

1.00

Specialty Area:

None

Credit Type:

General

Original Air Date:

January 31, 2024

Credit Eligible In:

California

You may be able to self apply for credits in states not listed. BHBA provides CLE accreditation as described above. Email for accreditation information in your state.

Join the Mediation Section and Howard B. Miller, Esq., past president of the California State Bar, as he presents an hour CLE “The Past, Present, and Future of Mediation— Why Mediation Is So Critical to the Ever Changing Legal Landscape”.

Co-Chairs Jeff Kravitz and Robert Cohen will interview Mr. Miller about his

many experiences over his 60 plus year legal career and ask him to comment on where the legal profession in California is headed. A question and answer session for section members will be conducted following Mr. Miller’s presentation.

Howard B. Miller

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JAMS

Howard B. Miller, Esq. is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb). In the course of his extensive litigation career, he has represented plaintiffs and defendants in all areas of civil litigation. Because of his experience representing diverse clients, from individuals to small businesses, and being on the boards of and representing public companies, he has a rare perspective from having been on all sides of conflicts and disputes. For the past 16 years, he has evaluated, managed and handled major cases in all areas of intellectual property, including copyright and entertainment, trademarks and trade secrets and patent litigation. He also has extensive experience in complex commercial litigation; consumer class actions; and real estate litigation, transactions and financing, as well as environmental law.