California MCLE - All Courses
This is a listing of CLE Courses for California. Please make your selection below of California CLE courses. Click "Add To Cart" to purchase Individual CLE Courses. For more information about a particular CLE course, click on the "More Info" link. Click the "Preview" button to view a short preview of the course.
California MCLE
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United Institute for Continuing Legal Education is a CLE provider accredited by the California State Bar, Provider #15390. To view our full accreditation details please .
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Understanding Recent Amendments to the New Jersey Family Leave Act and Their Interplay With Related Laws
New Jersey’s leave laws present a complex compliance landscape for employers and the attorneys who advise them. This CLE course offers practical guidance for in-house counsel and employment law practitioners handling leave-related issues involving New Jersey employees and workplaces. The program provides an overview of the New Jersey Family Leave Act (NJFLA) and examines important developments affecting how the law is applied. It also addresses the interplay among the NJFLA, the federal... More Info
$291General Credit -
Workplace Investigations: Legal Issues, Best Practices, and Risk Management
Internal workplace investigations often play a pivotal role in resolving employee disputes and defending against future legal claims. This CLE program explores the attorney's role in guiding employers through the investigative process, with an emphasis on sound decision-making, risk management, and compliance with employment laws. The program examines how to respond to allegations of misconduct, determine the appropriate scope of an inquiry, gather and analyze relevant information, and... More Info
$291General Credit -
The Effective Use of Private Investigators in Litigation: From Investigation to Trial
Private investigators can be a critical resource in building a case but effectively using them requires attorneys to understand the rules governing investigative work, attorney-investigator communications, and the handling of investigative materials. This CLE course examines how to engage and work with private investigators throughout the litigation process, from defining the scope of an investigation and protecting work-product privilege to navigating ethical obligations and avoiding potentia... More Info
$291General Credit -
DEIB in Legal Practice: Legal, Ethical, and Strategic Imperatives
This CLE program examines Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) through the lens of professional competence and ethical legal practice. Attorneys will consider how implicit and institutional bias can affect investigations, litigation decisions, client relationships, workplace interactions, and the exercise of professional judgment. The program will connect DEIB principles to attorneys’ ethical obligations under the ABA Model Rules and provide practical strategies for identi... More Info
$341Elimination Bias -
Fresh Start: An Introduction to Consumer Bankruptcy
Consumer bankruptcy remains an essential area of practice as individuals and families continue to navigate financial challenges caused by debt, increased living expenses, and economic uncertainty. This CLE program provides attorneys with a practical introduction to the consumer bankruptcy system, examining when bankruptcy relief may be appropriate and how it can provide clients with meaningful financial protection. The course will explore the core principles of consumer bankruptcy pract... More Info
$551.5General Credits -
Litigating the Catastrophic Personal Injury Case: A Nurse-Attorney's Perspective
Successfully litigating catastrophic personal injury cases requires a thorough understanding of both the legal and medical issues that shape liability, damages, and case value. This CLE program offers a practical perspective from a presenter who is both a registered nurse and an attorney with extensive experience representing plaintiffs in serious injury litigation. The course examines the lifecycle of a catastrophic injury case, from initial client intake and case evaluation through di... More Info
$291General Credit -
Medicare Secondary Payer Compliance in Workers’ Compensation Cases: Updates, Pitfalls, and Best Practices
This program examines the Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) Act and the obligations attorneys face when Medicare may have an interest in a workers’ compensation or liability settlement. The course focuses on the practical considerations involved in reporting, resolving Medicare claims, and structuring settlements to address Medicare’s potential future and conditional payment interests. The program will cover Section 111 reporting obligations and potential civil monetary penalties, the role... More Info
$551.5General Credits -
Caught on the Cellphone: Using Cellphone Evidence in Court Proceedings
Cellphones routinely capture communications and events that can become pivotal evidence in civil, criminal, and family law matters. Whether the evidence consists of text messages, call logs, photographs, social media content, or audio and video recordings, attorneys must understand how to properly obtain, authenticate, and present this digital information while addressing evidentiary and privacy concerns. This CLE program provides a practical overview of the legal framework governing ce... More Info
$291General Credit -
Law in the Age of Large World Models: Navigating Liability, Autonomy, and Synthetic Reality
Artificial intelligence is evolving beyond content generation into systems capable of modeling real-world environments, predicting outcomes, and supporting decision-making in fields such as engineering, robotics, and autonomous technologies. This CLE program explores the emergence of Large World Models (LWMs) and physical AI, examining how these technologies are reshaping the legal landscape. The course will address key issues involving liability, professional responsibility, intellectu... More Info
$341Technology -
Who’s Really in Charge in Mediation? ABA Formal Opinion 518 and the Shifting Boundaries for Advocates and Neutrals
This CLE program explores the professional responsibilities and ethical boundaries that arise when attorneys serve as mediators or represent clients in mediation proceedings. Focusing on the guidance set forth in ABA Formal Opinion 518, the course examines how the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct apply to third-party neutral mediators and influence attorney conduct during settlement negotiations. Attendees will review core ethical principles governing neutrality, candor, and comm... More Info
$341Ethics Credit
