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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Long-Term Disability Benefits: What Employment Attorneys Need to Know
Employment attorneys frequently encounter workplace disputes involving serious health conditions, but long-term disability (LTD) benefits may not be considered until important rights are at risk. This CLE program provides employment attorneys with practical guidance for identifying potential ERISA disability issues before a client is terminated, enters into a severance agreement, seeks an ADA accommodation, or takes action in employment litigation that may affect a disability claim. Thr... More Info
$291General Credit -
Medical Malpractice: Making the Case Through the Defendant and Their Experts
Medical malpractice litigation often turns on what was documented, what was communicated, and what the medical record ultimately reveals about the care provided. This CLE program will examine how communication with patients and the accuracy and completeness of medical records can affect the development, defense, and presentation of a malpractice claim. The program will address the legal and practical responsibilities of health care providers concerning patient communications and medical... More Info
$291General Credit -
Practical Strategies for Resolving Liens in Liability Settlements
Resolving liens can be one of the more challenging aspects of settling a personal injury case. This CLE course examines the major types of lien claims that may affect settlement proceeds and the issues attorneys should consider when identifying, evaluating, and negotiating those claims. The program will address the legal and practical considerations associated with Medicaid, Medicare, VA, ERISA, and workers’ compensation liens, including strategies for challenging or reducing lien amou... More Info
$551.5General Credits -
International Arbitration in the United States: The Legal Framework and Practical Considerations
This CLE course examines the fundamentals of international arbitration and the legal principles that shape proceedings in the United States. It will discuss the key statutes, treaties, and procedural rules applicable to international arbitration, with a focus on matters seated in the U.S. The program will also explore common procedural considerations and the standards U.S. courts apply when determining whether to recognize and enforce international arbitral awards. More Info
$551.5General Credits -
Drawing the Line: Setting Client Boundaries in the Digital Age
Technology has made attorneys more accessible than ever, creating new challenges in managing client expectations and maintaining professional boundaries. This CLE program examines the ethical and practical issues surrounding client communications through email, texting, social media, mobile devices, and online portals. The program will address confidentiality, attorney availability, after-hours communications, and the impact of constant connectivity on stress and well-being. Attorneys w... More Info
$341Wellness Competence -
AI and You: Creating, Protecting, and Monetizing Your Work Product—and Your Clients'
Artificial intelligence is changing how legal work is performed, from research and drafting to the creation and protection of intellectual property. This CLE program considers the practical ways attorneys can incorporate AI into their practices while navigating the legal, ethical, and commercial issues that accompany these technologies. The program will explore methods for using AI to improve efficiency, safeguard attorney work product, and create potential revenue opportunities from AI... More Info
$291General Credit -
Real Lessons for Lawyers in Film: Part 2
Drawing on scenes from well-known films, this CLE program examines how courtroom portrayals can provide meaningful insights into effective litigation strategy and trial advocacy. Through a series of carefully selected movie clips, attendees will analyze practical techniques for witness examination, evidentiary presentation, case development, and persuasive courtroom advocacy, with a primary emphasis on plaintiff-side litigation. Designed as a continuation of the concepts introduced in t... More Info
$551.5General Credits -
Beyond Hallucinations: AI in the Legal Process — The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of everyday legal practice. Lawyers use AI for legal research, drafting, discovery, contract review, litigation analysis, client intake, billing, marketing, and other routine tasks. While AI can improve efficiency and reduce costs, careless use can result in fabricated legal authorities, disclosure of confidential information, misleading communications, improper billing, and sanctions. This CLE course examines the practical and ethical im... More Info
$341Technology -
Don't Be a Deal Killer: Practical Tips for Residential Real Estate Transactions
Residential real estate transactions can quickly become complicated when issues arise between contract signing and closing. This CLE course provides attorneys representing buyers, sellers, and lenders with practical strategies for identifying problems early, resolving disputes, and keeping transactions on track. Topics will include contract drafting, inspection and financing contingencies, title issues, closing preparation, and communication among clients, agents, and lenders. Attendees... More Info
$291General Credit -
AI and Software Ownership: Copyleft, Open Source, and Legal Risk in the Age of AI Coding Tools
As AI-generated code becomes increasingly common in commercial software, the legal issues surrounding ownership, licensing, and valuation have grown significantly more complex. Attorneys representing technology companies, startups, investors, software developers, and purchasers must be prepared to evaluate how AI-assisted development can affect intellectual property rights, regulatory compliance, and the long-term value of software assets. This CLE program explores the legal risks and p... More Info
$291General Credit
