We've got a busy week of CLE programs coming up. On Monday the 13th join us for PROTECTING YOUR CLIENT'S CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS - WHY, WHEN AND HOW TO ARGUE THAT A DECISION SHOULD BE BASED ON THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE CONSTITUTION https://bit.ly/3NuEdgq

On Tuesday the 14th we welcome an expert faculty of Thomas J. Carey, Esq., Boston College Law School, Hogan Lovells LLP, Karen Breda, Esq., Boston College Law School & Jerry Cohen, Esq., Burns & Levinson LLP , and JAMS, Inc., Roger Williams Law School, co-authors of Massachusetts Law Review article: “Employee Noncompetition Laws and Practices: A Massachusetts Paradigm Shift Goes National” (April 2022) who will present NONCOMPETITION AGREEMENTS IN MASSACHUSETTS & BEYOND-THE IMPACT OF THE MASS. NONCOMPETITION AGREEMENT ACT & MASS. ADOPTION OF THE UNIFORM TRADE SECRETS ACT https://bit.ly/3NSpufH

The next day, Wednesday, June 15th our own Brian Harkins, Esq., Senior Reference Librarian, Social Law Library will present alongside Neal Quenzer, Esq., WilmerHale in a webinar about MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATIVE HISTORY https://bit.ly/3aV21vL

We close out the week of webinars with our 4th program on Thursday, June 16th in the HOMICIDE TRIAL ISSUES SERIES with a program on GANG ISSUES. FACULTY includes Hon. James H. Budreau, Superior Court, Hon. Janet L. Sanders, Suffolk Superior Court, Hon. William M. White, Bristol Superior Court, Hon. Douglas H. Wilkins, Superior Court, Masai-Maliek King , Esq., Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office, Robert L. Sheketoff, Esq., Law Offices of Robert L Sheketoff https://bit.ly/3Q9aewd