Oregon MCLE - Litigation Courses
Oregon MCLE
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Courses purchased through UnitedCLE.com are provided and fully accredited by The National Academy of Continuing Legal Education, an Oregon State Bar Program Sponsor. All courses offered on UnitedCLE.com for Oregon attorneys have been individually approved for MCLE credit by the Oregon State Bar. To view our full accreditation details please .
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Medical Malpractice: Making the Case Through the Defendant and Their Experts
Medical malpractice litigation often turns on what was documented, what was communicated, and what the medical record ultimately reveals about the care provided. This CLE program will examine how communication with patients and the accuracy and completeness of medical records can affect the development, defense, and presentation of a malpractice claim. The program will address the legal and practical responsibilities of health care providers concerning patient communications and medical... More Info
$291General Credit -
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 -
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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Navigating Emerging Ethical Issues: Withdrawal and Fair Jury Selection
This CLE program explores two developing pressure points in legal ethics: attorney withdrawal and nondiscriminatory jury selection. Focusing on real-world litigation dynamics, the course analyzes how counsel can seek to withdraw when faced with client misconduct or breakdowns in representation while preserving confidentiality and complying with court expectations for disclosure. The program also examines the continuing evolution of fair jury selection, including the boundaries of permis... More Info
$341Ethics Credit -
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
$291General Credit -
Illegal Marketing, Illegal Operations: Is Your MLM Safe? — The Real Threats Come from Within
This CLE program provides attorneys with a focused analysis of the legal and regulatory issues surrounding multi-level marketing (MLM) enterprises. As these models gain traction during periods of economic disruption, they have become frequent subjects of enforcement actions and private litigation, particularly where earnings representations and recruitment-driven compensation structures are at issue. The course examines recent industry trends, including pandemic-era expansion through so... More Info
$551.5General Credits
