Minnesota CLE - Litigation Courses

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Medical Malpractice Litigation: Plaintiff, Defense & Expert Perspectives

This CLE program presents a practical examination of medical malpractice litigation from both plaintiff and defense viewpoints, emphasizing the key components involved in developing, evaluating, and challenging claims. The course explores effective methods for obtaining and reviewing medical records, including electronically stored information (ESI) and EMR audit data, to identify important details, metadata, and facts that can shape case strategy. The program also addresses cur... More Info

$55

1.5General Credits
Litigating Federal Civil Rights Claims Against Law Enforcement: Excessive Force and Beyond

This CLE program offers an in-depth exploration of federal civil rights actions brought against law enforcement officers for alleged excessive force and related constitutional violations. Participants will gain a clear understanding of the legal theories that drive these cases, the defenses most often asserted—including immunity doctrines—and the procedural and strategic considerations that can shape outcomes. Through a practical, litigation-focused lens, the course will equip both plain... More Info

$55

2General Credits
Mastering Medicare Secondary Payer Compliance in Liability Cases

This CLE program examines the practical and legal challenges attorneys face when handling matters involving Medicare’s interests in litigation and settlement proceedings. Focusing on the requirements of the Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) framework, the course will provide attorneys with a current and practical understanding of compliance obligations, reimbursement issues, and risk mitigation strategies that arise in personal injury and liability cases. Designed for both plaintiff and de... More Info

$55

1.5General Credits
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
Understanding the Four Types of Intellectual Property: A Practical Introduction

This CLE program offers a practical introduction to the core categories of intellectual property law, including patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. Participants will examine the distinct protections each form of intellectual property provides, the circumstances in which they arise, and key considerations for identifying and preserving these rights. Designed for attorneys across practice areas, the course focuses on spotting potential intellectual property issues that may... More Info

$55

2General Credits
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

2General Credits
Strategic Pretrial Litigation in Criminal Defense

Pretrial practice in criminal cases is often narrower in scope than in civil litigation, but it remains a critical component of an effective defense strategy. When used deliberately, pretrial motions can do far more than resolve discrete legal issues—they can shape the trajectory of a case from its earliest stages. This CLE program examines how criminal defense attorneys can approach pretrial litigation with greater strategic intent. It highlights the value of motion practice beyond sim... More Info

$29

1General Credit
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

2Total Credits

1 Ethics
Modern Criminal Law Practice: Updates and Evidentiary Challenges

This CLE program offers a comparative, jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction examination of how recent criminal law reforms are reshaping practice in Pennsylvania, New York, Texas, and California. The course focuses on legislative and judicial developments that materially affect how cases are charged, litigated, and resolved, including changes to substantive offenses, sentencing and resentencing authority, bail and pretrial release standards, probation and diversion programs, and victims’ rights statut... More Info

$29

1General Credit
Long-Term Disability Insurance Claims: From Application to Federal Court

Long-term disability insurance claims present a complex intersection of insurance law, contract principles, and federal statutory regulation. A significant portion of these matters arise under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA), which governs most employer-sponsored disability plans and places those claims squarely within federal jurisdiction. In contrast, individually purchased policies—often held by professionals and executives—operate under different legal framework... More Info

$29

1General Credit