Calendar of Events

CBA Law Center
30 Bank St
New Britain, Connecticut
United States

This seminar covers the major portions of the Connecticut Practice Book, many of the unwritten rules of civil procedure, how to navigate the courts, and the various local rules of courts. We will also cover examples of forms along with sections of the Practice Book.

Avon Free Public Library
281 Country Club Rd
Avon, Connecticut
United States

A pioneer in the field of women’s history and a leading feminist biographer, Susan Ware, an Organization of American Historians (OAH) Distinguished Lecturer, is the author and editor of numerous books on twentieth-century U.S. history. Her newest book, Why They Marched, uncovers a broader and more diverse story of suffrage, providing a fresh account of one of the most significant moments of political mobilization in American History. Feminism and women’s rights are an ongoing struggle with no clear endpoint in sight and the women’s suffrage movement is a vital part of that story. Books will be available at this event.

Conference Call


United States

Eli's on Whitney
2392 Whitney Avenue
Hamden, Connecticut
United States

Seasons
990 Foxon Rd
East Haven, Connecticut
United States

Aqua Turf Club
556 Mulberry St
Plantsville, Connecticut
United States

Hot Topics in Probate is the hugely popular biennial seminar sponsored by the Probate Assembly and the CBA Estates and Probate and Elder Law Sections. This year’s seminar, presented by probate judges and attorneys, will focus on the Connecticut Uniform Trust Code, which will become law in January 1, 2020, eFiling in the Probate Courts, and Connecticut Standards of Practice for Conservators.

Conference Call


United States

The Farms Country Club
180 Cheshire Rd
Wallingford, Connecticut
United States

CBA Law Center
30 Bank St
New Britain, Connecticut
United States

This seminar has been cancelled.

CBA Law Center
30 Bank Street
New Britain, Connecticut
United States

Quinnipiack Club
221 Church Street
New Haven, Connecticut
United States

CBA Law Center
30 Bank St
New Britain, Connecticut
United States

The US Department of Education has proposed substantial changes to Title IX regulations concerning sexual misconduct on campus, which may be implemented this fall. Learn about the history of Title IX; the impact of proposed regulatory changes; and recent developments in the law from an institutional perspective of a Title IX coordinator, from a defendant's perspective, and from a plaintiff's perspective.

Veterans of Foreign Wars of Westport
465 Riverside Avenue
Westport, Connecticut
United States

Quinnipiack Club
221 Church Street
New Haven, Connecticut
United States

Fairfield County Bar Association
970 Summer St
Stamford, Connecticut
United States

The legal profession will change over time due to the influence of artificial intelligence and its impact on cognitive industries, e.g. the legal profession. Mr. McDougall will discuss what this means to attorneys and the future of the legal profession.

CBA Law Center
30 Bank Street
New Britain, Connecticut
United States

Carbone's Restaurant
588 Franklin Ave
Hartford, Connecticut
United States

Quinnipiack Club
221 Church St
New Haven, Connecticut
United States

CBA Law Center
30 Bank St
New Britain, Connecticut
United States

Short calendar has drastically changed in Connecticut over the years and for newly admitted attorneys, speaking before a judge in a courtroom filled with experienced practitioners can be a daunting task. Attendees will receive an overview of Connecticut’s short calendar system, the logistics of short calendar, and how to prepare for short calendar.

Robinson+Cole
280 Trumbull St
Hartford, Connecticut
United States

The program will examine exemplary ethical issues arising in intellectual property matters in depth, including ethical issues arising during trademark clearance and investigations, appropriate conflict-of-interest screening for in-house and outside counsel during patent prosecution, and ethical jury selection strategies for federal intellectual property litigations.