This course is also available in the 2019 Paralegal Cruise Bundle.

During this presentation, Mr. Evans and Mr. Barnes discussed:

• Marijuana industry victims
• Damage reports
• Federal laws
• Product liability
• Medical malpractice
• Environmental lawsuits
• RICO
• Server liability
• Drug Dealer Liability Act

Course Format

This is an on demand seminar – you’ll receive immediate access to the on demand recording and a certificate of attendance/CLE. You have lifetime access to this program, so once it’s in your account, you can return to complete it whenever it is convenient for you.

Video length: 1 Hour 6 Minutes.

Continuing Legal Education Credit (CLE)

NALA CP or ACP: This program meets the requirements of the NALA Certifying Board for continuing legal education credit required to maintain the CP (Certified Paralegal) credential. This program is pre-approved by NALA for 1.0 hour of Substantive CLE including 0.5 of Ethics CLE.

Florida Bar FRP: As approved by NALA, this seminar meets the requirements under Rule 20-6.1 of the Rules Regulating The Florida Bar for continuing legal education credit required to maintain the FRP credential.

NALS: This program has been approved by NALS for 1 General including 0.5 Ethics CLE Hour.

NFPA RP® or CRP™: NFPA automatically accepts substantive CLE hours which bears the accreditation of NALA on the certificate of attendance.

State Bar of Texas – Paralegal Division – The Division will accept substantive law CLE approved by the National Association of Legal Assistants for credit towards the Paralegal Division mandatory membership renewal CLE requirement.

Meet your Speaker

David G. Evans, Esq. is admitted to practice law in New Jersey. He has many years of experience as a plaintiff’s personal injury and employment law litigator. He is the author of several law books that deal in whole or in part with substance abuse issues. His books currently in print are: Employee Medical leave, Benefits, and Disabilities laws and Drug Testing Law, Technology, and Practice

Both books are published by Thomson-Reuters and are available on Westlaw. His website is: www.addictionslaw.com

Brian Barnes is a partner at Cooper & Kirk and has litigated cases at all levels of the federal courts on a range of matters, including financial regulation, takings, and constitutional law. He also successfully represented the plaintiffs in the first suits to be brought on behalf of property owners against state-licensed marijuana businesses under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (“RICO”).