Archived Webinars

TASA ID: 1926

On February 19, 2015, The TASA Group in conjunction with food safety expert Darrel Suderman presented a free, one-hour interactive webinar presentation, Food Allergen Challenges, Trends and Technology Update, for all legal professionals.

During this presentation, Dr. Suderman discussed the most common food allergens, allergen-based recalls, consumer risks, and FDA/USDA regulatory programs. Dr. Suderman also provided information on food industry programs, consumer advisory programs, restaurant allergen management, and restaurant allergen risks. He offered examples of restaurant and food manufacturing legal cases.

TASA ID: 4541

On January 20, 2015, The TASA Group in conjunction with forensic engineering expert James Cohen presented a free one-hour interactive webinar, An Introduction to Water Penetration in Housing Developments, for all legal professionals.

TASA ID: 1334

On January 13, 2015, The TASA Group, in conjunction with safety expert Daniel M. Paine, presented a free, one-hour interactive webinar presentation Preparing the Case for Safety Through Design, for all legal professionals.  During this presentation, Mr. Paine discussed contractor requirements as set by OSHA, compliance duties that are owed to every employee, training requirements, as well as the necessary tools to achieve these goals.  Mr. Paine also presented job site pre-safety and safety planning and how to identify potential safety hazards.  He provided an example of a job/task safety analysis form and give insight as to how this form should be documented.

TASA ID: 4407

On December 4, 2014, The TASA Group in conjunction with senior options trader and consultant, Larry Pines presented a free, one-hour webinar presentation, Equities and Derivatives: Essential Forensic Tools for Litigators.

The webinar introduced and explored key tools that litigation professionals and associates can use to critically examine financial market data.  Mr. Pines explored the following:

1. Strategies for investigating and analyzing financial market data for signs of fraud or misconduct.
2. Common pitfalls that lead forensic accountant to misinterpret market data and draw false conclusions.
3. The essential toolkit for performing bulletproof financial market analysis.

TASA ID: 265