New Hampshire MCLE - Litigation Courses
New Hampshire MCLE
Accreditation Info
New Hampshire attorneys must self-determine whether a program is eligible for credit and self-report their attendance. The United Institute for Continuing Legal Education believes that its courses meet the requirements of NH Supreme Court Rule 53 and qualify towards the annual NHMCLE requirement. To view our full accreditation details please .
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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 -
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 -
Employer Vaccination Policies and Mandates: Authority, Accommodations, and Litigation
The legal issues surrounding workplace vaccination requirements continue to evolve as employers, employees, and government regulators navigate the lasting effects of the COVID-19 era. Although many emergency vaccination requirements have ended, the litigation and regulatory developments of recent years continue to influence how vaccination policies are evaluated under employment, constitutional, and state law. This CLE course will provide an overview of the legal considerations involved... More Info
$552General Credits -
Recent Developments in Real Property Law
This CLE program explores key developments shaping real estate law and practice. Topics will include recent statutory and regulatory changes, significant appellate decisions, and emerging issues affecting real property transactions and disputes. The program will focus on the practical impact of these developments, including changes to litigation strategy, client counseling, risk management, and compliance. Attendees will gain a current perspective on evolving real property law and its i... More Info
$291General Credit -
The Power of AI in Plaintiff Discovery
This CLE course examines how personal injury attorneys can use AI to streamline the written discovery process while maintaining accuracy, attorney oversight, and professional responsibility. Using practical examples and Eve Legal, attendees will learn how to organize case materials, analyze medical records and client information, draft interrogatory and document production responses, and address objections more efficiently. The program will also cover common AI-related risks, including... More Info
$291General Credit -
The Effective Use of Private Investigators in Litigation: From Investigation to Trial
Private investigators can be a critical resource in building a case but effectively using them requires attorneys to understand the rules governing investigative work, attorney-investigator communications, and the handling of investigative materials. This CLE course examines how to engage and work with private investigators throughout the litigation process, from defining the scope of an investigation and protecting work-product privilege to navigating ethical obligations and avoiding... More Info
$291General Credit -
Litigating the Catastrophic Personal Injury Case: A Nurse-Attorney's Perspective
Successfully litigating catastrophic personal injury cases requires a thorough understanding of both the legal and medical issues that shape liability, damages, and case value. This CLE program offers a practical perspective from a presenter who is both a registered nurse and an attorney with extensive experience representing plaintiffs in serious injury litigation. The course examines the lifecycle of a catastrophic injury case, from initial client intake and case evaluation through di... More Info
$291General Credit -
Caught on the Cellphone: Using Cellphone Evidence in Court Proceedings
Cellphones routinely capture communications and events that can become pivotal evidence in civil, criminal, and family law matters. Whether the evidence consists of text messages, call logs, photographs, social media content, or audio and video recordings, attorneys must understand how to properly obtain, authenticate, and present this digital information while addressing evidentiary and privacy concerns. This CLE program provides a practical overview of the legal framework governing ce... More Info
$291General Credit -
Defending Trade Secret Claims: Contesting Whether a Trade Secret Exists
Not every claim involving confidential business information gives rise to a valid trade secret action. This CLE program explores the legal framework governing trade secret protection and focuses on the critical issues that arise when the existence of a trade secret is disputed. Attendees will examine the factors courts consider when determining whether information qualifies for protection, including the specificity of the alleged secret, its economic value, and the efforts taken to maintain it... More Info
$291General Credit
