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Local Government Law 101: Foundations for Legal Practice

Local governments influence daily life far more than most people realize—yet their inner workings often remain a mystery. Residents may bristle at tax increases or object to zoning decisions, but they rarely understand the legal and structural reasons those choices are made. Even attorneys who regularly deal with municipal issues may not have a full picture of how local entities function or where their authority begins and ends. This CLE program takes a fresh, accessible look at the bui... More Info

$29

1General Credit

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Negotiating Construction Agreements: Key Terms for a Design Professional

Successful construction projects begin with well-structured contracts. This CLE course offers a practical look at negotiating agreements between owners and architects or engineers, focusing on the legal and commercial impact of key contract provisions. Participants will explore common risk areas and how to address them effectively during negotiation. Through a detailed review of core clauses—such as standard of care, indemnity, payment terms, document ownership, scope, and schedule—atte... More Info

$29

1General Credit

Self-Report
Estate Planning & the Due-on-Sale Clause: Navigating Trust Transfers, LLCs & the Garn-St. Germain Act

This CLE program offers an in-depth look at how the due-on-sale clause in mortgage agreements intersects with common estate planning strategies involving real property. Designed for estate planning and real estate practitioners alike, the course unpacks the legal risks and planning opportunities that arise when clients transfer mortgaged real estate into revocable or irrevocable trusts, or limited liability companies (LLCs). Attendees will gain a clear understanding of how and when a du... More Info

$29

1General Credit

Self-Report
Survey Maps for Attorneys: Essential Insights on Parcels and Land Matters

Survey maps often hold the key to understanding property boundaries and ownership rights, yet their technical nature can make them intimidating for legal professionals. This CLE course translates the language of land surveys into clear, practical terms. Through real-world examples, participants will learn how to read and interpret survey maps, relate them to the legal descriptions found in deeds and title documents, and recognize inconsistencies that could signal trouble. The program w... More Info

$55

2.5General Credits

Self-Report
Zoning Relief in Practice: How to Obtain a Variance

Zoning laws can impose significant barriers to property development—especially when applied to lots created long before modern regulations existed. This CLE course offers a comprehensive look at the process for obtaining a zoning variance, a critical tool for property owners facing regulatory hardship. Participants will gain a clear understanding of how variances function to address mismatches between existing land conditions and current zoning requirements. The course will walk through... More Info

$55

2.5General Credits

Self-Report
Modern Public Construction Contract Procurement Trends

Public-sector construction projects come with their own unique set of hurdles. Procurement laws and statutory rules often shape — and sometimes restrict — the options that agencies have when selecting a contract delivery method. This course will take a close look at a range of approaches, including emergency contracting, time-and-materials, design-bid-build, design-build, and progressive design-build. You’ll gain an understanding of the historical background behind these methods and exp... More Info

$29

1General Credit

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Land Use Law in the Age of Climate Resilience: Renewables, EVs and Regulatory Shifts

As the landscape for renewable energy and electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure continues to change, so too do the legal frameworks surrounding them. This CLE program explores these developments at the crossroads of climate resilience and land use regulation, giving lawyers a clear picture of the current regulatory environment. We’ll take a close look at how zoning ordinances, permitting processes, and newly introduced state and federal requirements impact the siting of clean energy faci... More Info

$29

1General Credit

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Bringing Broadband to Underserved Communities: Legal Considerations for BEAD Program Deployment

The Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program, created under the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), represents a historic federal investment in broadband infrastructure for unserved and underserved areas. However, accessing and utilizing these funds involves a complex legal landscape, requiring careful attention to regulatory compliance, funding distribution, and contract negotiations. This CLE course will provide attorneys with the knowledge needed to nav... More Info

$29

1General Credit

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Land Use and Zoning Implications of Data Centers: A Legal Perspective

As digital services continue to expand, data centers have become a cornerstone of modern infrastructure, supporting everything from cloud computing to artificial intelligence and data storage. The rapid growth of these facilities, however, brings significant legal considerations, particularly in the areas of zoning, land use, and regulatory compliance. This CLE course explores the key legal challenges associated with data center development, offering insight into the policies and frame... More Info

$55

1.5General Credits

Self-Report
Meeting the Challenges of Co-Ownership Agreements

This CLE course explores the risks, liabilities, and potential disputes that arise when parties share ownership and use of assets such as vacation homes, boats, aircraft, vintage vehicles, and other property without a primary profit-making intent. The rise of short-term rentals has heightened these challenges, particularly in real estate. The course will address the complexities involved, which can vary based on the type of asset and the nature of the relationships between co-owners—wh... More Info

$29

1General Credit

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