Training Feb 23, 2023
The Brown Act: The People’s Business and the Right to Access
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School systems today are under more scrutiny than ever before to provide educational results in a manner that ensures public transparency and accountability. Best Best & Krieger LLP lawyers serve as trusted advisors to our educational clients, guiding them through the full-range of issues governing boards and administration face, from day-to-day operational issues, personnel decisions and student-related challenges to budget and management concerns, as well as those of the public.
With decades of experience working with public and private educational institutions, school districts, colleges and universities, BB&K attorneys provide timely, comprehensive and strategic counsel, training and solutions to the problems our school leaders confront in their schools and communities. We help optimize client performance, overcome governance and administrative challenges, assure legal and regulatory compliance, and instill public confidence.
Proactive Guidance
BB&K attorneys use a proactive approach to identify risks and establish best practices that help our clients avoid problems, whenever possible. We also help our clients establish, implement and enforce compliance policies, procedures and programs, and provide training to assure transparency, accountability and efficiency.
Comprehensive Service
We advise educational institutions and school district clients on all board governance, public policy, ethics and administration-related matters, including:
BB&K lawyers also assist with internal reviews, compliance audits and provide crisis management services, as well as represent clients before courts, government agencies and regulatory bodies, asserting and defending their practices and resolving disputes when they arise.
BB&K Training via Webinar
BB&K Training via Webinar
BB&K Training via Webinar
BB&K Training via Webinar
BB&K Attorneys to Present on Brown Act In-Meeting Challenges and Closed Sessions
BB&K Training via Webinar
Additional 2022 Leadership Updates Involving Managing Partner and Executive Committee
BB&K Attorneys to Present on Language Inclusivity and Public Records Processing
League of California Cities 2021 Annual Conference
Urgency Bill Takes Immediate Effect to Allow Virtual Meetings Under Certain Circumstances
Three New Bills Could Make Permanent Changes to Public Meetings
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BB&K’s HongDao Nguyen and Albert Maldonado Answer Public Officials’ Questions on AB 992 on the CSDA Blog
Director of PRA Services and e-Discovery Counsel Christine Wood Discusses National Lawyers Guild v. City of Hayward in Sacramento Magazine
Access Depends on if Record Request is from “Elected Official” or “Member of the Public”
California's AB 992 Analyzed in PublicCEO by BB&K's HongDao Nguyen and Albert Maldonado
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New California Law Addresses Prohibition on Serial Meetings on Social Media
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Western Riverside Council of Governments
BB&K Workshop via Webinar
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Regulation Revision Clarifies Duty Applies Despite “Partial Absences”
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A California Appellate Court Draws a Distinction between the Power of a Court to Rule —“Jurisdiction”— and the Proper Place for a CPRA Suit —“Venue”
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Legislative Body Members Must be Neutral and Unbiased to Vote on Matters
California Lawyers Association
Drug Company’s Mandatory Release of Price Increase May Compromise Privilege, Permitting Disclosure Under the CPRA
How COVID-19 Stay Home Orders Impact Government Records
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California Public Agencies Struggle with CPRA Compliance
Institute for Local Government
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Addresses Open Meetings, Delivery Ordinances, Working After Retirement and Government Claim Deadlines During Coronavirus Pandemic
Governor Issues New Executive Order Excusing Physical Location Requirements for Public Comment and Observation for Public Meetings
California Governor Issues Executive Order Cancelling Large Gatherings and Suspending Certain Portions of the Brown Act
California Appellate Court Invalidates Water District Board Election
California Appellate Court Looks to Local Ordinance’s Intention for Determination
Part 1: California Laws Impacting Schools and School Districts for 2020
Part 2: New CPRA Laws for 2020
Part 1: New CPRA Laws for 2020
Calif. Supreme Court: San Diegans for Open Government v. Public Facilities Financing Authority of the City of San Diego
Amendments Adopted for Public Official Decisions Related to Nonprofit Gifts and Personal Financial Effects
FPPC Advises When Public Agencies Can Survey Voters and Disseminate Results
FPPC Adopts Amended Regulations (Part 2)
FPPC Adopts Amended Regulations (Part 1)
ARC’s Christine Wood Discusses Calif. Public Records Act Updates in Riverside Lawyer Magazine
California Appellate Court Decision in Preven v. City of Los Angeles
California Appellate Court Decision Says Even a Judge Can’t Review Privileged Records
California Appellate Court Ruling in Anderson-Barker v. Superior Court of Los Angeles County
Legislative and Court Updates Impacting PRA in 2018
Opinion Confirms Applicability of the Brown Act, Public Records Act, and Conflicts of Interest Laws
The Advanced Records Center Helps Public Agencies Prepare and Respond
How BB&K’s ARC: Advanced Records Center Helps
Full-Service Public Records Act Response, Training and Advice
Alexander Brand Discusses California Appellate Court Ruling in PublicCEO
Tori Hester Analyzes Ninth Circuit First Amendment Ruling for Public Agencies in PublicCEO
County Cannot Prohibit Ad Content Solely Because it’s Disparaging or Potentially Disruptive, Ninth Circuit Holds
California Appellate Court Finds Limit Did Not Violate Brown Act or First Amendment
California Appellate Court Reinforces Principle
Prayers Violated First Amendment
California Appellate Court Decision National Conference of Black Mayors, et al. v. Chico Community Publishing Company
School District Officials’ and Board Members’ Actions at Issue
BB&K Attorney Christine Wood Discusses Record Retention Policies in PublicCEO
Part III: Pasadena Police Officers Association v. City of Pasadena
Part II: Pasadena Police Officers Association v. City of Pasadena
Part I: Pasadena Police Officers Association v. City of Pasadena
BB&K Attorney Jessica Lomakin Writes on Public Records Act Requests for PublicCEO
Elections, Public Records Act, Revenue and Conflicts of Interest
California Appellate Court Orders City to Pay
Information, Access and Notice Requirements for Public Employers
California Voter Participation Rights Act
May Impose Increased Burdens on Public Agencies
The California Supreme Court Tackles Public Records vs. Attorney-Client Privilege
Decision Expected Soon from California Supreme Court
Elected Officials’ Free Speech Rights Analyzed
On Behalf of the City of Montebello, BB&K Attorneys Successful in Lawsuit
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