Michigan CLE - All Courses
Michigan CLE
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From Legacy Banks to Fintech: Understanding Modern Banking Structures
Financial institutions and fintech companies face a wide range of legal and regulatory considerations when entering or expanding within the U.S. banking market. This CLE program examines the chartering, licensing, and organizational options available to domestic banks, foreign banking organizations, and technology-driven financial services companies seeking to operate through a U.S. banking entity or partner with an existing institution. Attendees will gain an understanding of the regul... More Info
$291General Credit -
Underwriting Compliance and Fraud Prevention in Real Estate Transactions
Real estate transactions face increasing scrutiny from both regulators and industry stakeholders as fraud schemes grow more complex and technology creates new opportunities for bad actors. Attorneys and other real estate professionals must be prepared to recognize compliance concerns, evaluate transaction risks, and implement procedures that help protect clients and facilitate successful closings. This CLE program explores the intersection of underwriting compliance and fraud prevention... More Info
$291General Credit -
Legal Ethics in the Digital Age: Competence, AI, and Professional Responsibility
The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence, expanding cybersecurity risks, and evolving digital practice tools are reshaping the ethical responsibilities of attorneys. This CLE program examines how long-standing professional conduct rules apply to modern legal practice, with a focus on maintaining competence, protecting client confidentiality, supervising the use of technology, communicating effectively with clients, and ensuring candor before the court. Participants will explore how... More Info
$651.5Ethics Credits -
AI in Contract Management: Legal Risks, Ethical Duties, and Practical Guidance
Artificial intelligence is transforming the way contracts are drafted, reviewed, negotiated, and managed. From generative AI tools that create and revise contract language to agentic systems capable of analyzing agreements and automating workflows, these technologies offer significant efficiencies while introducing new ethical, confidentiality, and compliance challenges for attorneys. As AI capabilities continue to advance, lawyers must understand how to supervise their use and manage the risk... More Info
$291General Credit
