The CBA’s Intellectual Property Section will present 2.0 hours of Ethics CLE in a roundtable discussion format. We will focus on strategies to ethically communicate with clients, opposing counsel, and government agencies, including discussion of recent cases, practical tips, and best practices. Learn how to effectively communicate the results of IP clearance searches, pursue cease & desist communications, and ethically satisfy your duty of candor to the USPTO.

Delivery of special education to students in Connecticut is a complex balance of interests between children, parents, schools, administrators, and government. Legal precedent and framework determine the rights and responsibilities of each participant and ultimately, the scope and quality of the special education students receive. This program explores Connecticut's special education system, the perspectives of parties involved, and the challenges and opportunities that arise in practice, all with the goal of encouraging equitable and excellent special education for all students.

Join us for a networking event followed by an engaging two credit ethics CLE program. Hors d'oeuvres will be served during the networking event, and a plated dinner will be served during the CLE program. All of this at the imaginatively sustainable Hotel Marcel, in New Haven. Tours of the hotel will be available.