• Survey the Significant 2023 Real Estate Cases

    On Wednesday, January 24, Coblentz partner Skye Langs will co-present the Bar Association of San Francisco program “Survey the Significant 2023 Real Estate Cases.” The program will cover significant 2023 real estate cases affecting real property owners, sellers, buyers, brokers, lenders, borrowers, contractors and others.

    For more details and to register, please click here.

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  • Defense Counsel Confidential – Fighting the Restitution Battle

    On Wednesday, January 24, Coblentz partner Tim Crudo will moderate the Bar Association of San Francisco program “Defense Counsel Confidential: Fighting the Restitution Battle.” This program is designed for criminal defense counsel.

    Topics include:

    • Federal restitution law at sentencing and why you need to know the difference between restitution and forfeiture
    • Don’t call it the FLU: The U.S. Attorney’s Financial Litigation Program, what it is and how it works
    • Monetary issues to consider when negotiating a plea
    • Lessons learned from the sentencing front
    • Post-conviction enforcement and collection mechanisms and issues

    The program will take place at Coblentz’s San Francisco office. For more details and to register, please click here: https://bit.ly/3vW9HYM

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  • Trademark Overview: A Roundup of Critical Trademark Topics

    On Friday, November 3, Coblentz partner Sabrina Larson will be a panelist during the Practising Law Institute session titled “Trademark Overview: A Roundup of Critical Trademark Topics.” Sabrina will discuss the scope of 1st Amendment protection for commercial parody. For more details and to register, please click here.

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  • Music Rights 101: Risk Avoidance and Strategies in Using, Licensing, and Commissioning Music

    On Wednesday, May 3, forensic musicologist and consultant Judith Finell will discuss the bundle of rights for using pre-existing music and recordings, as well as the risks and vulnerabilities to be considered in commissioning new musical works to fulfill and evoke a specific message, era, or demographic. She will provide examples of the way in which music is composed today, the use of temp reference tracks, and the ways in which new music technology introduces new potential risks of copyright violations – along with preventive measures that can be taken. Questions will be welcome. Attendance is limited so registration is requested.

    Date: Wednesday, May 3, 2023

    Time: 8:30am-10:30am Pacific Daylight Time (PDT)

    Location: One Montgomery Street, Suite 3000 (Building entrance can be found at 120 Kearny Street)

    Registration: Register here 

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