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New CLE Course on Substance Abuse & Competence
Suicide is the leading cause of premature death for lawyers. The main reason for the high rate of suicide in the legal profession is the fact that a number of attorneys are affected by alcohol &...
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New CLE Course on Ethics & ESI
Whether you’re in private, government, or corporate practice, you’re likely to deal with ESI (Electronically Stored Information) for a variety of transactional, litigation and business purposes. And...
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CLE Course on How To Be a Culturally Sensitive Professional
Elimination of bias in the legal profession – what does it mean to you? Is it a just another required CLE course you must take to complete your MCLE requirement? Should the ABA and state bars be...
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CLE Course on Civility, Professionalism and Ethics
We all know that we are under a duty to zealously defend our client’s legal rights. But what are the limits of zealous defense? How does your duty to zealously defend your clients square with notions...
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CLE Course on Compromised Competence: Addiction in the Legal Profession
Numerous studies conducted by the American Bar Association (ABA) and state bar associations show that there is a definite correlation between substance abuse and discipline in the legal profession....
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CLE Course on The Duty of Confidentiality and The Attorney-Client Privilege
Attorneys must have a firm understanding of the full scope of the attorney-client privilege in order to protect themselves and their clients from improperly disclosing confidential client information...
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PA CLE: 2 Big Changes in 2015
There are two main changes to the PA CLE system that all Pennsylvania attorneys should be aware of. First, the ethics requirement has been increased to 2 credit hours each annual compliance period.[1]...
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CLE on Substance Abuse, Depression & Competence
Substance abuse and depression are two of the main contributors that affect an attorney’s competence to practice law. Substance abuse and depression also lead to high rates of suicide amongst lawyers....
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CLE Course: Substance Abuse & the Legal Profession
Untreated addictions can seriously affect an attorney’s competence to practice law. Substance abuse and addiction can lead to late filings, missed court appearances, client defaults, poorly drafted...
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CLE Course on Legal Ethics and Evolving Technology
Are you required to keep hard copies of all your blog posts? Can you ethically post the big verdict from your trial on your website? Can you counsel clients to remove embarrassing photos from their...
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