Learn the complexities of calendaring in California
state court, including the steps that must be taken to calendar deadlines correctly. Find out about
the types of changes that are made to codes, rules, etc., that affect calendaring. Learn about
common mistakes and traps and ways to avoid them. We will be streaming via Zoom the videorecording Calendaring in State Court Steps and Traps for the Unwary by Julie Goren, the author of Litigation By the Numbers. (Julie will not be on the Zoom call). This video is for new and experienced practitioners, staff, students … anyone who has to calendar even a single CA state court deadline!
Title:
Calendaring in State Courts - Steps and Traps for the Unwary
Date+Time:
Tuesday, June 17, 2025 12:00pm – 1:00pm
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About the Speaker:
Julie A. Goren, Esq. has been involved in various aspects of California litigation for more than three decades. She wrote the first edition of Litigation By The Numbers® (“LBTN”) in 1982, as a self-taught legal secretary. After self-publishing the first edition, Julie entered Loyola Law School. Her many years of experience gave her a tremendous advantage — she graduated in the top 3% of the class of 1987. Julie later held associate positions at the prestigious law firms of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher and Buchalter, Nemer, Fields & Younger in Los Angeles. Julie created and taught the California Procedures online course at UC Berkeley. She has presented on various topics, including: California State court calendaring; how to keep track of California’s rules, forms, and codes; the California Electronic Discovery Act; and annual summaries of rule, form, and code changes. She has presented to bar associations, paralegal associations, legal secretary associations, law school and paralegal classes.
Date+Time:
Tuesday, June 17, 2025 12:00pm – 1:00pm
Register Now!
About the Speaker:
Julie A. Goren, Esq. has been involved in various aspects of California litigation for more than three decades. She wrote the first edition of Litigation By The Numbers® (“LBTN”) in 1982, as a self-taught legal secretary. After self-publishing the first edition, Julie entered Loyola Law School. Her many years of experience gave her a tremendous advantage — she graduated in the top 3% of the class of 1987. Julie later held associate positions at the prestigious law firms of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher and Buchalter, Nemer, Fields & Younger in Los Angeles. Julie created and taught the California Procedures online course at UC Berkeley. She has presented on various topics, including: California State court calendaring; how to keep track of California’s rules, forms, and codes; the California Electronic Discovery Act; and annual summaries of rule, form, and code changes. She has presented to bar associations, paralegal associations, legal secretary associations, law school and paralegal classes.
Credit:
California: 1 hour participatory MCLE credit. In some other states, you may be able to self-apply for credit.
California: 1 hour participatory MCLE credit. In some other states, you may be able to self-apply for credit.
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The Alameda County Law Library is a public law library located in the heart of downtown Oakland. Empowering all Alameda County residents with access to legal information since 1891. The Alameda County Law Library is a multiple activity MCLE provider approved by the State Bar of California.
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