Alaska CLE - All Courses
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Alaska CLE
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Counseling the Startup: Legal Strategy for High-Growth Ventures
Advising startups requires a different approach than representing traditional small businesses. Early-stage companies often operate in rapidly evolving markets, pursue aggressive growth strategies, and depend on outside investment to achieve their objectives. As a result, attorneys serving startup clients are frequently called upon to provide guidance that extends beyond a single practice area and into broader business and strategic considerations. This CLE program explores the unique l... More Info
$552General Credits -
Avoiding Conflicts of Interest in Transactional Practice
Conflicts of interest are often associated with litigation, but they arise just as frequently—and often more subtly—in transactional practice. Unlike courtroom settings, where conflicts may be more visible, transactional lawyers must navigate nuanced relationships and evolving client interests that can make identifying and managing conflicts more complex. This program examines the unique conflicts challenges faced by transactional attorneys, with a focus on practical guidance in areas s... More Info
$651.5Ethics Credits -
Representing the Residential Buyer: From Engagement Through Closing—and Beyond
This CLE program provides a practical overview of residential real estate buyer representation, guiding attorneys through key stages of a transaction from client intake through closing and post-closing matters. The course examines the attorney’s role in advising purchasers and coordinating with brokers, lenders, title professionals, inspectors, and municipal entities, while emphasizing client management and risk reduction strategies. Topics include engagement agreements and defining the... More Info
$291General Credit -
Meta-Jurisprudence and Quantum Law in the Age of Artificial Swarm Intelligence
This CLE program examines the emergence of Artificial Swarm Intelligence (ASI) and its potential impact on the practice of law. Moving beyond traditional AI tools, ASI relies on networks of coordinated AI agents that can collaborate, adapt, and perform complex tasks across legal workflows, including research, compliance, contract management, litigation analysis, and strategic decision-making. As legal work increasingly incorporates interconnected AI systems, questions arise regarding su... More Info
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U.S. Immigration Law Essentials: A Practitioner’s Guide to Core Principles and Processes
This CLE program provides attorneys with a practical overview of the U.S. immigration system, including the laws and procedures governing immigration status, work authorization, permanent residence, and citizenship. Participants will examine common nonimmigrant visa categories, the primary pathways to obtaining lawful permanent residence, and the requirements for naturalization. The course will also address employer obligations under federal immigration law, including employment eligibi... More Info
$291General Credit -
Excessive Force Update: New Case Law
Excessive force litigation continues to evolve through a steady stream of new judicial decisions. This CLE program examines recent and emerging excessive force cases, including significant rulings that may only be available in advance sheets. Through a detailed analysis of the underlying facts and courts' reasoning, attendees will gain insight into how fact-specific circumstances often drive outcomes in this area of law. In addition, the program will provide an overview of the Use of Fo... More Info
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Asking Questions That Stick: Mastering Form and Avoiding Objections
Attorneys who conduct depositions, evidentiary hearings, or trials know that the effectiveness of an examination often depends on the form of the question being asked. Even strong testimony can be undermined by poorly phrased questions that invite objections or fail to elicit clear, admissible answers. In this practical CLE program, Judge Greenberg draws on extensive judicial and teaching experience to examine the rules of evidence governing common objections to the form of questions. P... More Info
$291General Credit -
Kwong and Abdo: IRS Penalty and Interest Relief Under Section 7508A
This CLE program explores emerging tax controversy issues involving IRS penalties and interest assessments tied to the federally declared COVID-19 emergency period. The course will examine recent litigation, including the Kwong and Abdo cases, and analyze the arguments challenging the IRS’s authority to impose certain late payment penalties and interest while emergency relief provisions were in effect. Attendees will receive an in-depth review of Internal Revenue Code § 7508A, including... More Info
$291General Credit -
Building Ethical Culture: The Expanding Role of Inspectors General
Fraud, waste, and abuse are commonly viewed as the defining focus of Inspector General investigations and oversight activities. While those responsibilities remain central to the IG mission, this CLE program shifts the conversation toward a broader and equally important objective: strengthening organizational ethics and cultivating a culture of integrity. This course examines how Inspectors General contribute not only through audits and investigations, but also by encouraging ethical le... More Info
$291General Credit -
Crypto 201: Fundamentals, Key Developments, and Current Law and Practice
This CLE program expands on core principles to deliver a refreshed survey of the rapidly developing digital asset landscape. Attendees will examine significant legal and regulatory updates, including recent positions from the SEC on cryptocurrency, alongside practical insights into tokenization, stablecoins, smart contracts, digital asset treasuries (DATs), decentralized finance (DeFi), decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), and other frequently used industry concepts. In additi... More Info
$551.5General Credits
