Guest Speakers Available for Remote Teaching Law School Courses / Coronavirus/Covid-19

Dorna Moini

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@dorna_moini

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Kelli Proia

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@lawducate

https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelliproia/

Internet Law: Though I'm just a second-year law student (attending Santa Clara University School of Law), I have an expertise in Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act and the challenges of content moderation both for large and small Internet companies.



My TEDx talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EGRRM_kMac 

I would love to give a guest lecture on this topic whether it be a general overview or a deep dive into the more nuanced/complex issues of the law.

Happy to talk with law students and law faculty about bar exam planning and success strategizing (from pre-law through post-graduation and everywhere in between), student success, student learning and engagement (distance and otherwise), grit and resiliency, time and distraction management, and a variety of other subjects.  Happy to talk in any bar course about bar exam strategies for that course (torts, contracts, etc.)

Happy to talk with faculty about the use of MPTs in doctrinal courses, in addition to the topics discussed above. 

SSRN at https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=2846291

I left an 18-year practice to become a smart contract developer in 2016, which means I had the privilege of learning to use digital technology for legal applications at the leading edge. 

My specialties are commercial law & litigation, smart contract design, global financial market infrastructure, and securities law. I've produced 8 hours of NC-approved CLE units about blockchain, digital asset design, composition and management since 2016. I am currently working on a 10-hour blockchain fundamentals continuing education in association with the American Institute of CPAs. I'm licensed in NC/SC/GA, but have worked globally & virtually since 2016.

I'm currently developing digital downloads for launch at the end of month. This is not on my profile yet. 

Coronavirus has me holding lawyers' hands as they transition to virtual, but we're settling cases and keeping the money flowing. Last year I built several virtual offices using privacy-by-design/HIPAA. 

Happy to help if I can.

I am the Alabama Office of Prosecution Services Domestic Violence Prosecutor.  I work statewide in support of law enforcement and prosecutors across the state.  I educate through classes and seminars targeting LEO to Prosecutors. I also present for Clerks, Advocates, Court personnel and others who work in the area of sex crimes and domestic violence.

I teach everything from cross-cultural considerations to what prosecutors need from investigators to try cases.  I do teach basic procedure and case and statutory law in my area of expertise.  I teach voir dire techniques to evidence admission related to these types of crimes.   I teach at a police academy and have guest lectured at high schools and Universities.  

I also stay in the courtroom by taking recusal cases.   I was previously an assistant district attorney assigned to the Family Violence and Sexual Assault Unit wherein I handled a full caseload of crimes against children, sex crimes, domestic violence, and elder abuse including homicides resulting from these crimes.  

I am a former multidisciplinary team member co-located at the National Childrens Advocacy Center, in Huntsville, Alabama.  I previously defended these types of crimes as a defense and family law attorney in private practice.  

Happy to contribute in any way that would be constructive for your students...perhaps my most recent job with the ABA's Commission on the Future of Legal Education is of interest (we could explore the recently published "Principles & Commentary" document), or maybe something from my 24 years in global client service at Accenture.

A brief version of my CV:  Director of the ABA's Commission on the Future of Legal Education (2017-20); Member of Florida Bar (since 2017); JD from U of Miami School of Law (2014-17); before that, 24 years at Accenture, retired as Executive Managing Director (1990-2014); and before that, ramblin' wreck from GA Tech (industrial engineering).

I can be a guest lecturer on the substantive areas of law in Bankruptcy, Secured Transactions, and Veterans Law. I have particular experience with rural communities, military and veteran communities, and tribal populations.



I can also be a guest lecturer on job search tips for law students and young attorneys including resume advice, cover letters, and interview tips. 

If a professor is seeking a volunteer to help judge first-year oral arguments, mock trials, or moot court classes or competitions, I am available for that as well.

FCPA; Global Anti-Corruption regime; International Law; Anti-Money Laundering - US & UK; court-appointed monitoring; law of robotics; the evolving legal framework of artificial intelligence; corporate social responsibility; private sector compliance; internal investigations; international cross-border investigations; data privacy (GDPR, CCPA); cross-border data transfer laws;

https://www.affiliatedmonitors.com/about/our-staff/mikhail-reider-gordon

Jason Tashea

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@jtashea

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jtashea/

Retired General Counsel - 35+ years of experience (25+ in house, 17+ as GC of FMC Technologies & Univar Solutions). Expertise: Building and managing high-performance legal teams with a focus on delivered value to the customer. Recognized legal rebel, revolutionary and provocateur.

Vision: Every Legal Problem Can be Prevented.  

Mission: Legal Optimized | Problems Prevented | Responsible Revenue Accelerated