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The Evolving Landscape of Sports Law: Litigation, Labor, and Regulation Across College and Professional Sports

This CLE program examines significant recent developments across the sports law landscape, with particular attention to the rapidly changing legal and regulatory framework governing college athletics. The course will address the continued professionalization of collegiate sports, the impact of the House settlement, and the wave of litigation challenging athlete eligibility and governance issues that remain unresolved. Participants will also explore the role of Executive Branch policy i... More Info

$29

1General Credit

✓ Pre-Approved
From Screen to Courtroom: Practical Trial Lessons for Litigators from Film

This CLE program takes a practical, skills-oriented approach to trial advocacy by analyzing selected film scenes that depict litigation in action. Drawing from a curated set of movies, the session uses dramatized portrayals to surface real-world lessons on strategy, courtroom dynamics, and professional judgment. Participants will explore multiple subject areas through these examples, assessing what the films get right—and where they diverge from actual practice. Designed to be both inst... More Info

$55

1.5General Credits

✓ Pre-Approved
So You Think You Want to Be a Criminal Defense Lawyer? A Practical Guide from First Meeting to Final Plea

This CLE program provides a practical roadmap of a criminal case through the lens of defense counsel, following the progression of a matter from the initial client meeting through plea discussions and critical case deadlines. Attendees will examine major stages of representation, including arraignments and bail issues, discovery practice, speedy trial considerations, affirmative defenses, motion practice, scheduling concerns, and strategic case management decisions. Geared toward newer... More Info

$55

2.5General Credits

✓ Pre-Approved
Fundamentals of the TCPA: How to Navigate Communications with the Public

This CLE program provides a focused examination of the regulatory framework governing automated communications under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and Florida’s Telephone Solicitation Statute. Attendees will gain a practical understanding of how these laws apply to modern outreach methods, including autodialed calls and text messaging. The session will address key compliance obligations, common risk areas, and defensible best practices for businesses and counsel advising... More Info

$29

1General Credit

✓ Pre-Approved
The Law of Self-Defense and Defense of Others: The Daniel Penny Prosecution

This CLE program offers a practical analysis of People v. Daniel Penny, focusing on how high-profile criminal cases are investigated, litigated, and perceived in a media-driven environment. Using the subway incident as a case study, the course examines key factual developments, charging decisions, and the influence of widespread public attention on both prosecution and defense strategy. Participants will explore critical components of trial practice, including pre-trial motion strategy,... More Info

$29

1General Credit

✓ Pre-Approved
The ABC’s of Rideshare Litigation

This CLE program examines the distinctive legal and practical issues that arise in litigation involving rideshare companies such as Uber and Lyft. Unlike traditional motor vehicle accident claims, rideshare cases often involve layered insurance coverage, complex questions regarding driver status, and the need for targeted discovery from corporate entities and third-party platforms. The course will provide attorneys with a practical framework for evaluating and litigating these claims fr... More Info

$29

1General Credit

✓ Pre-Approved
The PI Lien Playbook: Legal, Ethical, and Practical Strategies

This CLE program examines the intricate legal and ethical landscape governing personal injury lien resolution. Participants will gain a practical understanding of how to identify and analyze a wide range of lien interests, including medical providers, government programs such as Medicare and Medicaid, and other third-party claimants. The course emphasizes strategic approaches to lien negotiation and reduction, along with best practices for ensuring compliance with applicable laws and professio... More Info

$65

2.5Total Credits

1.5 Ethics

✓ Pre-Approved
From Default to Discharge: Representing Student Loan Debtors in Bankruptcy

This CLE program examines the renewed pressures facing student loan borrowers as collections activity resumes, and positions bankruptcy as a strategic avenue for relief. The course provides a practical framework for advising clients in default, including when and how bankruptcy can be used to halt collections and create a path toward financial recovery. Focusing on litigation under §523(a)(8), the program breaks down the governing standards for dischargeability and the evolving interpre... More Info

$55

2General Credits

✓ Pre-Approved
Four + Ethics Challenges for Civil Litigators

Ethical issues in civil litigation most often arise not from intentional misconduct, but from routine strategic decisions made under time pressure. This CLE program examines four critical ethics challenges—and a fifth, overarching obligation—that regularly confront civil litigators in today’s practice. The course reviews foundational principles of professional responsibility and applies them to common litigation scenarios, including the ethical limits of client witness preparation. It a... More Info

$65

2Ethics Credits

✓ Pre-Approved
The Evolution and Devolution of Civility

This CLE program takes a critical look at the changing expectations of professional conduct within the legal community and the growing concern over declining civility in legal practice. As disputes have become more aggressive and interactions with opposing counsel, courts, and clients increasingly strained, judges have relied more heavily on ethical rules and disciplinary bodies to police attorney behavior. The outcomes of these efforts—particularly in large, high-volume jurisdictions—have bee... More Info

$34

1Ethics Credit

✓ Pre-Approved