Fraud has been one of the most difficult challenges facing governments during the pandemic. Bad actors have sought to unlawfully benefit themselves using procurement fraud, price gauging and other schemes. Our expert panelists, representing federal, state, and local government enforcers as well as the corporate and on-line seller community, will discuss examples of fraud, how to detect it, ways to prevent it and lessons learned for our next public health crisis.
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Sharpen key legal competencies at this engaging skills conference! Gain valuable, practical knowledge without a major time commitment. Experienced practitioners will provide strategies and information to build legal skills including: deposition, ethics, writing, negotiation, and tips for remote hearings.
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You hear the term "whistleblower" frequently in the news, but do you really know what a whistleblower is and what laws and statutes are applicable? This course will walk attendees through the basics of whistleblowing law and will discuss the definition of a whistleblower, as well as federal and state protections.
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Public sector employees are in a unique position when it comes to the First Amendment. They can be disciplined if their speech disrupts the efficient operation of their office. Often, employees have to differentiate between speaking as a private citizen or as a government employee. Add in social media and the rules become even murkier. View this free non-CLE program where our expert speakers will analyze these issues including a discussion of some ripped-from-the-headlines examples.
Register - NOW!This episode of Legal Talk Network delves into the Division's popular CLE program, "Ethical Considerations in Public Sector Law" Greg Brooker and Katherine Mikkelson join host Laurence Colletti to discuss how panelists use role play to spice up the subject and how our CLE program has evolved over the years. Here's the podcast from the ABA's 2017 Midyear Meeting in Miami.
