CGG Lawyers Present Legislative Update of Fairfax Bar Association
On April 4, 2024, Kristen Kugel and Carly Anderson presented the 2024 Legislative Update to the Family Law Section of the Fairfax Bar Association. The legislative update, which they have done for the past few years, informs family law practitioners on the recent legislative changes impacting family law in Virginia resulting from the most recent […]
CGG Lawyer, Smith to Present at the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association Annual Convention
We are proud to announce that Stephanie will be presenting at the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association‘s Annual Convention, RENEWAL, next month! She’s taking part in an interactive discussion on “Toxic Advocacy in High Conflict Litigation: Are You Part of the Problem?” with Katharine Maddox from Maddox & Gerock, P.C. and Kevin Martingayle of Bischoff Martingayle. […]
Nathan J. Olson Assists The Harry L. Carrico Professionalism Course
On Wednesday, January 10, 2018, Nathan J. Olson participated as a faculty member at the Virginia State Bar’s Harry L. Carrico Professionalism Course held at the Hilton Mark Center Hotel in Alexandria, Virginia. Nathan assisted other faculty members with multiple break-out sessions featuring a variety of topics related to professionalism. The course, which is adeptly […]
Sensei Enterprises’ Pub Night
Joanne Randa attended Sensei Enterprises’ Pub Night on July 25, 2017. Sharon Nelson and John Simek discussed “Protecting Data on the Road-and on Foreign Travels.” They gave attendees many tips on how to safely work on electronic devices while traveling, and advised what to expect from Customs and Border Protection when traveling across foreign borders. […]
David Ginsberg Presents The Law Practice Management Bootcamp
On May 18, 2017, David Ginsberg, along with CGG friend and colleague, Robert Feisee, presented The Law Practice Management Boot Camp. This FREE Boot Camp was enjoyed by a wide range of attendees, from beginners to old pros! Beer, wine and snacks were enjoyed, courtesy of the fine folks at Sensei Enterprises. Thanks to all […]
Prince George’s County Bar Association’s 17th Annual Family Law Seminar
On May 6, 2017, Rob Worster presented at the Prince George’s County Bar Association’s 17th Annual Family Law Seminar. Rob participated in a lively panel discussion of third-party custody cases and the custody and visitation rights of grandparents, step-parents and same sex parents. Additionally, Mr. Worster explained Virginia’s alternative approach to Maryland’s recognition of “de […]
Dan Gray presented to the Fairfax Bar Association
On Thursday, April 6, Dan Gray presented to the Fairfax Bar Association Family Law Section on the 2016-2017 Virginia General Assembly Session. Dan is the former co-chair of the FBA Family Law Section, and presented with his former co-chair, Laurie Forbes, on family law-related bills that will take effect July 1, as well as bills […]
Robert Worster Presents Family Law Practice for Paralegals CLE
On April 5, 2017, Robert Worster presented an all-day continuing legal education seminar entitled Family Law Practice for Paralegals. The day was filled with practical guidance, best practices and substantive legal education, with 17 attendees from locations all over Virginia, including Charles City, Virginia Beach, Charlottesville and Locust Grove.
Dan Gray, Heather Cooper, Nathan Olson and Rob Worster attend AAML CLE at University of Richmond
Dan Gray, Heather Cooper, Nathan Olson and Rob Worster attended the AAML’s “Divorcing the Wealthy” seminar at the University of Richmond on January 19, 2017. Organized by our friend and colleague, Al Bonin, the seminar featured topics including the new military retirement plan coming in 2018, unique issues in business valuations, international and state remedies […]
Rob Worster Speaks at Professionalism Course
On Tuesday, January 10, 2017, Rob Worster and Heather Cooper participated as faculty members at the Virginia State Bar’s Harry L. Carrico Professionalism Course held at the Hilton Mark Center Hotel. Rob spoke to the group of approximately 300 attorneys about Virginia’s disciplinary process. Heather and Rob later assisted other faculty members with multiple break-out […]