The Gendered History of Legal Aid: Impacts and Implications
Dog Days of August: Legal Rights to Animals That Help People with Disabilities
This overview training will address a “constellation” of hot topics during the Dog Days of August. First tip: depending on context, animals used by people with disabilities can include more than just dogs.
Supervising Interns and Volunteers: Professional Responsibility & Best Practices
Presenters will describe the ABA and California Rules of Professional Responsibility as they relate to common challenges with volunteers (including the duty to supervise, the unlawful practice of law, and the duty of confidentiality). Presenters will also discuss challenges and successful strategies for hiring, supervising, managing, and wrapping up the term for volunteers and interns.
New Horizons for Students with Disabilities: Implications from the SCOTUS decision in Endrew v. Douglas Co. Sch District
In this webinar, we will hear from an author of the disability community amicus brief in Endrew and one of the thought leaders in this arena about the implications of Endrew for students with disabilities and their advocates.
Ethics in a Legal Services Context
This interactive program will focus on the most common ethical issues legal services attorneys face in their practice.
Overview of Disability Rights Laws
This training is designed to assist attorneys and advocates in a range of practice areas with issue-spotting for disability rights issues.