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Thursday, June 05, 2008

Blog hiatus until next week

The blog will be on hiatus until some point next week. Please continue to email me (uclpractitioner@gmail.com) with news, decisions, thoughts, questions, comments, etc.

UPDATE 06/17/08: The blog will continue to be on hiatus for another couple of weeks. I can be reached by email (uclpractitioner@gmail.com) or by phone at my office (415-788-4220).

Wednesday, June 04, 2008

"California Unfair Competition Law Under Section 17200 After Proposition 64"

The 2008 Class Action and UCL Conference sponsored by Bridgeport Continuing Education took place last week in Los Angeles. Two of the presenters, Larry Steinberg and Effie Cogan of Buchalter Nemer, graciously forwarded their powerpoint presentation: "California Unfair Competition Law Under Section 17200 After Proposition 64" (pdf).

Incidentally, my partner, Miranda Kolbe, will be speaking at Bridgeport's San Francisco session of this same conference on July 15, 2008. The co-speaker for her panel will be Erica Craven of Levy Ram & Olson. Judge Ronald M. Sabraw (ret.) is among the other speakers slated to appear.

Tuesday, June 03, 2008

"Handling Claims Under the CLRA"

The June 2008 issue of California Lawyer has an article by Gregory A. Nylen called "Handling Claims Under the CLRA." The print issue of the magazine includes an MCLE self-assessment test. Earn an hour of MCLE credit by completing the test and sending in your answers.

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