Free CLE Webinars

March 2026 Free CLE

March 4:

* Win Before You Walk In: Mastering Pre-Trial Tactics - Part 3: Successful Discovery Techniques and The Importance of a Good Deposition. By New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers.

* AI Spring Training Camp for Legal Professionals. (Day 2 of 4). By Clio.

March 5:

* Integrating AI Into Your Daily Law Practice - Practical Uses and Ethical Considerations. By Smokeball.

* Emily Dies in Paris: The Art of Ancillary Probate in New York. By New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers.

* Power Prompting: Mastering Prompting Techniques for Legal Professionals. By LexisNexis.

* Trends to Watch in Energy Law. By LexisNexis.

* Core Law 2026. By CES.

* AI Spring Training Camp for Legal Professionals. (Day 3 of 4). By Clio.

March 6:

* AI Spring Training Camp for Legal Professionals. (Day 4 of 4). By Clio..

March 10:

* Analytics & Ethics for Civil Litigation. By LexisNexis.

March 11:

* Conflict of Interest? Spotting Conflicts Before They Spot You. By Attorney Protective.

* No, I’m Not the Court Reporter: Seeking Justice Without Bias. By New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers.

* Faulty Workmanship in Property Insurance: Coverage Exclusions and Emerging Trends. By Cozen O'Connor.

March 12:

* Bankruptcy Fundamentals. By LexisNexis.

* Cyber Law and Cybersecurity Insurance 101. By LexisNexis.

March 17:

* The Top 5 Trends Shaping Mid-Sized Law Firms and How to Respond. By Clio.

* From Resistance to Results — The Playbook for AI Success. By New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers.

March 18:

* Groundbreaking Video Technology: From Advanced Web Cams to Detecting Deepfakes. By Veritext.

* How AI Works for Legal Professionals. By Alta Pro.

* The Rights of Protesters and Legal Challenges to Protect Those Rights. By Dakota County Law Library.

March 19:

* DJ Wars - Part 2: Spinning the Hits & Misses of Insurance Declaratory Judgment Actions. By New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers.

* AI in Action: How to Draft with GenAI. By LexisNexis.

* Trends to Watch in Antitrust Law. By LexisNexis.

* What California Employers Need to Know About State AG Enforcement. By Cozen O'Connor.

March 24:

* Healthcare as a Human Right. By Washington State Bar Association.

* Thomas Fox Response-Compliance into 2027 and Beyond. By Case Western Reserve University School of Law.

March 25:

* PJI Backstage Pass: Inside Knowledge to Strengthen Your Case at Every Stage. By New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers.

March 26:

* Power Prompting: Mastering Prompting Techniques for Legal Professionals. By LexisNexis.

* Navigating the Minnesota Commitment Appeal Panel: Overview of Practice and Procedures. By Minnesota State Law Library.

* Evaluating Slip, Trip, and Fall Claims. By Pete Fowler Construction Services.

March 27:

* The ReproCussions of Barriers to Care: Youth Access and the Fight for Bodily Autonomy. By Case Western Reserve University School of Law Reproductive Rights Law Initiative. 

March 31:

* Finding Calm in Stormy Seas. By WSBA Legal Lunchbox series.

* Moneyball for Civil Litigation. By LexisNexis.

April 2026 Free CLE

April 1:

* Win Before You Walk In: Mastering Pre-Trial Tactics - Part 4: Building the Damages. By New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers.

April 2:

* Expanding Access through Digital Accessibility in Minnesota's State Courts. By Minnesota State Law Library.

* Identifying Red Flags Before They Become Red Flags. By CES.

* Fix Your Intake: 3 Strategies to Get the Right Clients (and Stop Attracting the Wrong Ones). By Clio.

April 3:

* Entertainment & Sports Law Symposium. By CSU College of Law.

April 8:

* AI Prompt Playbook: Sharpening AI Queries for Secure, Strategic and Strong Legal Research. By Veritext.

April 9:

* Artificial Intelligence in Employment: Emerging Laws and Compliance Requirements. By LexisNexis.

* From Intake to Insight: Early Case Assessment, Ethics, and Strategic Decision-Making in Insurance Litigation. By LexisNexis.

* An Ethics Primer for Government Contracts Practitioners: Best Strategies, Compliance, and Professional Responsibility Location. By Cozen O'Connor.

April 16:

* AI in Action: How to Draft with GenAI. By LexisNexis.

* Technology and the Legal Practitioner: Ethical Concerns & Best Practice. By LexisNexis.

April 21:

* Litigation Analytics for General Counsel & Corporate Legal. By LexisNexis.

* Looking Ahead to 2026 – Accelerating Genomics in Personal Injury Cases. By Perrin.

April 28:

* Lien on Me: Navigating Medicaid Recoveries Without Losing Your Mind. By New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers.

April 29:

* The Para‑Presidency: The Department of Government Efficiency and Beyond. By Widener University Commonwealth Law School.

* From Isolation to Connection: Supporting Mental Health in the Legal Profession. By Minnesota State Law Library.

April 30:

* What to Expect from a Fire Expert. By Pete Fowler Construction Services.

* Pollution Insurance: Are you covered?. By LexisNexis.

* Power Prompting: Mastering Prompting Techniques for Legal Professionals. By LexisNexis.

* Long Island’s New Bench Goes to Bat — Changes Shaping Trial Practice. By New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers.

May 2026 Free CLE

May 6:

* Win Before You Walk In: Mastering Pre-Trial Tactics - Part 5: Motion Practice to Move Your Case. By New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers.

* Let’s Get Technical: Data Security Ethics for Law Firms. By Veritext.

May 7:

* Corporate Law Quiz Show. By LexisNexis.

* Seeing Isn’t Believing: Litigating in the Age of Deepfakes. By LexisNexis.

* How To Dispute An Appraisal. By CES

* From Claim to Closure — Guiding Clients Through Settlement. By New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers.

May 12:

* Analytics & Ethics for Civil Litigation. By LexisNexis.

* From Profile to Post: Staying Compliant While Building Your Brand on Social Media. By New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers. 

May 14:

* AI in Action: How to Draft with GenAI. By LexisNexis.

May 21:

* Piercing The Corporate Veil: Prevention & Litigation. By LexisNexis.

May 28:

* HIPAA - Understanding Enforcement, Penalties & Research Strategies. By LexisNexis.

* Power Prompting: Mastering Prompting Techniques for Legal Professionals. By LexisNexis.

* The Expert Role in the Property Claim Appraisal Process By Pete Fowler Construction Services.

June 2026 Free CLE

June 2:

* Moneyball for Civil Litigation. By LexisNexis.

 June 4:

* ADUs and VRBOs: The Alphabet Soup of Neighborhood Living in 2026 and Beyond. By National Conflict Resolution Center.

* Generative Artificial Intelligence Current Trends in Practice. By LexisNexis.

* Marketing, Advertising and The Law. By CES.

June 11:

* AI in Action: How to Draft with GenAI. By LexisNexis.

June 17:

* Social Media – Discovery, Ethics, Evidence & Sanctions. By Veritext.

June 18:

* Managing Biases to Achieve Optimal Negotiation and Litigation Outcomes. By National Conflict Resolution Center.

* Research & Drafting Techniques For Corporate Law. By LexisNexis.

* Social Media in the Workplace: What could possibly go wrong?.  By LexisNexis.

June 23:

* Litigation Analytics for General Counsel & Corporate Legal. By LexisNexis.

June 25:

* Power Prompting: Mastering Prompting Techniques for Legal Professionals. By LexisNexis.

* Researching Experts and Judges.  By LexisNexis.

March 11: Conflict of Interest? Spotting Conflicts Before They Spot You

Title:
Conflict of Interest? Spotting Conflicts Before They Spot You

Description:
Year after year, conflicts of interest top the list as the most frequently alleged legal malpractice error. Despite lawyers’ best efforts to identify and avoid (or remedy) conflicts, they continue to challenge lawyers who feel the tension between maintaining current client relationships and securing new business.

Because conflicts can arise in various scenarios and even develop during the course of representation, it is critical that lawyers understand how to quickly spot and address conflicts. Speakers J. Calhoun Watson, Managing Member at Robinson Gray, and Kate Gould, Risk Management Attorney at Attorney Protective, will discuss the Rules of Professional Conduct concerning conflicts, examine several conflict of interest case studies, and advise how you should handle them.

By analyzing real-world examples of potential conflicts, you will be better equipped to determine whether a conflict exists and what actions you should take to address the conflict. Lawyers of all levels of experience will benefit from this informative, ethics-focused legal malpractice webinar on conflict of interest risk management.

Webinar Date+Time:
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
1:00 PM ET / noon CT / 11:00 AM MT / 10:00 AM PT
Free Continuing Legal Education Webinar - Register Now!

Speakers:

• Kate Gould, J.D.
• J. Calhoun Watson, Esq.

CLE Credit:
1 credit hour ethics in Alabama, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Iowa, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, Nebraska, Nevada, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming. If you don't see your state listed in the registration form, contact cle@lexisnexis.com.

By:
Attorney Protective

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March 3-6: AI Spring Training Camp for Legal Professionals

Title:
AI Spring Training Camp for Legal Professionals

Legal professionals across the industry are looking for practical, ethical, and efficient ways to integrate AI into their daily work. Clio’s four‑day AI Spring Training Camp offers a structured, CLE‑eligible learning experience designed to help attorneys, paralegals, legal operations teams, and support staff build real‑world AI skills. Each morning session focuses on actionable techniques, with optional product demos that show how these concepts work inside modern legal software.

Date & Time:

March 3–6, 2026
Daily morning sessions with optional product demos
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CLE & CPD Credit

The live presentation of this webinar is eligible for CLE and CPD credit in specific jurisdictions.

Clio has partnered with the ABA to seek eligibility for CLE and CPD credits to lawyers with licenses to practice in the United States and Canada who join the live session of this webinar. States typically decide whether a program qualifies for MCLE credit in their jurisdiction 4–8 weeks after the program application is submitted. For many live events, credit approval is not received prior to the program.

Program Schedule

Day 1: Tuesday, March 3

Session 1: [CLE] AI Foundations for Lawyers: Practical Principles for Getting Started
9 AM PT | 10 AM MT | 11 AM CT | 12 PM ET

• Understand what AI can and can’t do in everyday legal work
• Distinguish between general‑purpose AI and legal‑specific tools
• Apply simple, repeatable ways to introduce AI into your day

Duration: 1 hour

Session 2: Lightning Walkthrough of Clio’s AI‑Powered Legal Software
10 AM PT | 11 AM MT | 12 PM CT | 1 PM ET

• Extract deadlines from court documents automatically
• Generate draft invoices and time entries
• Receive proactive alerts for urgent tasks and stalled cases

Duration: 30 minutes

Day 2: Wednesday, March 4

Session 1: [CLE] How to Make AI Stick at Your Law Firm
9 AM PT | 10 AM MT | 11 AM CT | 12 PM ET

• Apply AI across the client journey
• Identify role‑specific AI use cases
• Move from experimentation to consistent, firm‑wide use

Duration: 1 hour

Session 2: Lightning Walkthrough of Clio’s AI‑Powered Client Intake Software
10 AM PT | 11 AM MT | 12 PM CT | 1 PM ET

• Capture and screen leads automatically
• Trigger automated follow‑ups
• Run unified conflict checks across Grow and Manage

Duration: 30 minutes

Day 3: Thursday, March 5

Session 1: [CLE] Trust but Verify: Proactive Ethics in the Age of AI Agents
9 AM PT | 10 AM MT | 11 AM CT | 12 PM ET

• Apply the duty of supervision to autonomous AI tools
• Verify AI‑generated outputs to maintain professional judgment
• Navigate confidentiality, data residency, and integrated AI systems

Duration: 1 hour

Session 2: Lightning Walkthrough of Clio’s AI‑Powered Intelligent Legal Work Software
10 AM PT | 11 AM MT | 12 PM CT | 1 PM ET

• Ask natural‑language questions across matter documents
• Conduct research grounded in verified case law
• Generate case narratives and timelines automatically

Duration: 30 minutes

Day 4: Friday, March 6

Session 1: [CLE] Advanced AI Techniques for Research, Analysis, and Drafting
9 AM PT | 10 AM MT | 11 AM CT | 12 PM ET

• Refine prompting and review techniques
• Integrate AI outputs into drafting and timelines
• Extract and validate insights while maintaining ethical safeguards

Duration: 1 hour

Session 2: Lightning Walkthrough of Clio’s Document Automation Software
10 AM PT | 11 AM MT | 12 PM CT | 1 PM ET

• Turn Word documents into reusable templates
• Generate multi‑document bundles with one data sync
• Collect client information through dynamic questionnaires

Duration: 30 minutes

Speakers

• Erin Walker — Director, Marketing Strategy and Enablement, Clio
• Nikki Pope — Head of AI & Legal Ethics, Nvidia
• Emily Pavuluri — Assistant Director of Faculty Services & Lecturer in Law, Vanderbilt Law School

Sponsor

Clio

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February 27: Constitutional Law in the Age of Generative AI

Title:

Constitutional Law in the Age of Generative AI

Description:

This symposium examines how generative artificial intelligence is reshaping constitutional law. 

As GenAI systems increasingly generate, analyze, and act on vast amounts of information, they raise urgent questions about free speech, equality, surveillance, democratic accountability, and the proper scope of government regulation. 

Leading scholars will explore First Amendment implications, algorithmic bias, AI‑driven surveillance, and the constitutional challenges posed by AI‑generated disinformation.

Date/Time:
Friday, February 27, 2026
8:30 AM–3:45 PM ET | 7:30 AM–2:45 PM CT | 6:30 AM–1:45 PM MT | 5:30 AM–12:45 PM PT
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Speakers:
Multiple distinguished scholars and panelists from Fordham Law School and leading law schools nationwide.

By:
Fordham Law School

Credit:
CLE credit will be available in accordance with New York State CLE Board requirements. In many other jurisdictions, you may be able to self‑apply for credit.

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February 27: Justice is Gray, Ethics is Black & White

Description:
Justice and morality may live in the gray, but the Rules of Professional Conduct are anything but. This program uses real-world scenarios to show how easily attorneys—new or seasoned—can stumble into ethical pitfalls. Learn why “better to ask forgiveness than permission” doesn’t cut it in the practice of law, and how to keep your license safe while navigating tricky professional dilemmas.
Title:
Justice is Gray, Ethics is Black & White
Date And Time:
Friday, February 27, 2026
1 PM – 2 PM ET | 12 PM – 1 PM CT | 11 AM – 12 PM MT | 10 AM – 11 AM PT
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Speaker:
Joe Zavaglia, Esq.
Credit:
New York: 1 Ethics & Professionalism Credit. Other Jurisdictions: Check with your credit-granting authority; you may be able to self-apply for credit.
By:
New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers.

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April 29: From Isolation to Connection: Supporting Mental Health in the Legal Profession

Title:
April 29: From Isolation to Connection: Supporting Mental Health in the Legal Profession

This webinar, From Isolation to Connection: Supporting Mental Health in the Legal Profession, is designed to help attorneys understand how isolation and loneliness in legal practice intersect with mental health challenges, including substance use disorder, depression, and anxiety. Building on the 2023 U.S. Surgeon General advisory that identified loneliness and isolation as an urgent public health challenge, the program focuses on how legal work structures can either support or undermine attorney well-being.

The course examines how colleagues, firm co-workers, professional organizations, and the broader legal community shape social connection and disconnection. It highlights how poor or insufficient social connection is associated with increased risk of anxiety, depression, substance use disorder, and suicide, and explains why legal practice is often described as the “loneliest” type of work—placing lawyers at heightened risk for problematic drinking, depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, and chronic stress.

The program also explores traits common in lawyers that can fuel isolation and impair resilience, and it connects these dynamics to ethics, impairment, and attorney discipline. Finally, it offers practical strategies and resources to build healthier professional and personal connections, including consultation with Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers (LCL), employee assistance programs (EAPs), and other support services.

Date/Time:
Wednesday, April 29, 2026
12:00pm – 1:00pm CT

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Speaker:
Jon Tynjala, Esq., Executive Director, Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers

By:
Minnesota State Law Library Continuing Legal Education Programs
CLE Credit:
1 credit hour in Minnesota; Approval Pending: Minnesota. If you don't see your state listed in the registration form, contact cle@lexisnexis.com.

• Minnesota: One mental health/substance use CLE credit will be applied for.
• Other States: You may be able to self-apply for credit.

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June 25: Researching Experts and Judges

Description:

Researching Experts and Judges is a litigation-focused CLE that shows trial lawyers and litigation teams how to use online resources to investigate judges and expert witnesses. Because judges exercise broad discretion over every phase of a case and experts can make or break your presentation, understanding their backgrounds, tendencies, and prior work is critical to effective case strategy.

This seminar explores practical techniques and research workflows that help you:

• Identify and evaluate judges’ preferences, prior rulings, and case histories to better anticipate how they may handle key issues.
• Investigate experts on both sides of a matter, including credentials, prior testimony, publications, and potential challenges.
• Leverage a range of online tools and litigation analytics to gather actionable intelligence on the individuals who influence your cases.
• Incorporate judge and expert research into your trial preparation, motion practice, and overall litigation strategy.
• Understand what resources are available so that, even if you are not the one conducting the research, you can ask for and use this information effectively.

Title:

Researching Experts and Judges

Webinar Date+Time:

Thursday, June 25, 2026
2:45 pm - 4:00 pm ET
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Speaker:

Rebecca Larson-Friend, Esq.

Credit:

1 credit hour in Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin. If you don't see your state listed in the registration form, contact cle@lexisnexis.com.

By:

LexisNexis

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June 25: Power Prompting: Mastering Prompting Techniques for Legal Professionals

Description:

This live CLE webinar, Power Prompting: Mastering Prompting Techniques for Legal Professionals, equips attorneys and legal professionals with the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively utilize large language models (LLMs) and generative AI in legal practice. Learn how to leverage AI technology to enhance legal research, drafting, and analysis while maintaining strong privacy, security, and ethical standards.

Designed for lawyers, in-house counsel, and legal staff focused on legal skills and technology, this program emphasizes:

• Developing a foundational understanding of how large language models operate and the key technical mechanisms that influence their behavior.
• Identifying common prompting mistakes and learning strategies to avoid them in day-to-day legal practice.
• Understanding the benefits and potential applications of generative AI in legal tasks to improve efficiency and accuracy.
• Selecting appropriate LLMs for legal work, including assessing privacy, security, training data, and the distinction between legal-specific and general-use LLMs.
• Learning and implementing the 5 Ps of Prompting—Prime, Persona, Prompt, Product, and Polish—to craft effective prompts for legal tasks.

Title:

Power Prompting: Mastering Prompting Techniques for Legal Professionals

Webinar Date+Time:

Thursday, June 25, 2026
11:45 am - 1:00 pm ET
Register Now for this Free Continuing Legal Education Webinar!

Speaker:

Celeste Pometto DiNicola, Esq.

Credit:

1 credit hour in Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin; Approval Pending: Idaho. If you don't see your state listed in the registration form, contact cle@lexisnexis.com.

By:

LexisNexis

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April 29: Annual John Gedid Lecture — The Para‑Presidency: The Department of Government Efficiency and Beyond

Title:
Annual John Gedid Lecture: The Para‑Presidency — The Department of Government Efficiency and Beyond

Description:
Widener University Commonwealth Law School’s Law and Government Institute presents the 2026 Annual John Gedid Lecture featuring Jennifer Nou, the Ruth Wyatt Rosenson Professor of Law at the University of Chicago Law School. Professor Nou is a nationally recognized scholar in administrative and constitutional law whose work examines the modern administrative state and executive governance.

This year’s lecture, The Para‑Presidency: The Department of Government Efficiency and Beyond, explores the evolving structure of executive power, the role of administrative agencies, and the mechanisms through which governance is shaped beyond the formal presidency. The program highlights how institutional design, bureaucratic incentives, and administrative oversight shape modern government efficiency.

Topics include:

• The concept of the “para‑presidency” and its implications for executive governance
• The role of administrative agencies in shaping federal policy
• How institutional reforms influence government efficiency
• The relationship between executive authority and administrative discretion

The lecture is offered both in person and via Zoom, with advance registration required. Attendees will gain insight into current debates in administrative law and the evolving nature of executive power.

Date/Time:
Tuesday, March 31, 2026
4:00pm – 5:00pm ET
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Speaker:
Jennifer Nou, Ruth Wyatt Rosenson Professor of Law, University of Chicago Law School

By:
Widener University Commonwealth Law School

CLE Credit:
1 credit hour in Pennsylvania; Approval Pending: Pennsylvania. If you don't see your state listed in the registration form, contact cle@lexisnexis.com.

• Pennsylvania: One substantive CLE credit available (subject to approval).
• Other States: You may be able to self‑apply for credit.

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March 24: Healthcare as a Human Right

Healthcare is often identified as a human right. But how is this broad principle defined and implemented internationally, nationally, and at the state level? This seminar will provide a glimpse of the different responses to this principle.

Title:

Healthcare as a Human Right
Date+Time:
March 24, 2026
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM PT
Free Continuing Legal Education Webinar - Register Now!
Speakers:

• Aaron B. Katz - University of Washington School of Public Health, Seattle, WA
• Chryssa Deliganis - Seattle University School of Law, Seattle, WA
• Miriam McDonnell, MD - Oregon Universal Health Plan Governance Board, Salem, OR

By:
Washington State Bar Association; Developed in partnership with the WSBA World Peace Through Law Section , the WSBA International Practice Section and the WSBA Health Law Section.

Credits:

• Washington State: 1.50 Other
• Other States: Certificate of attendance provided upon request.

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March 24: Thomas Fox Response-Compliance into 2027 and BeyondMarch 24:

Thomas Fox Response: In 2025, President Trump suspended FCPA enforcement for 6 months. Many feared it would be the end of compliance. However, in 2026, compliance is more important than ever, and it will continue to become even more critical in 2027 and beyond. Find out why and what you can do to capitalize on this trend.
Title:
Thomas Fox Response-Compliance into 2027 and Beyond
Webinar Date+Time:
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Eastern Time
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Speaker:
Tom Fox is passionate about podcasting and compliance. He is the Leading Voice in Compliance, having founded the only podcast network in compliance, the award-winning Compliance Podcast Network. Tom has won 42 awards for podcast hosting and producing podcasts. He is also an award-winning blogger, having posted the FCPA Compliance and Ethics Report daily since 2010.
Tom is also a best-selling author, having written 38 books in the areas of compliance, risk management, business ethics, and leadership. His latest book, Upping Your Game, leads the discussion on the intersection of compliance, fraud prevention, and risk management into 2030 and beyond. He is the author of the seminal compliance work, The Compliance Handbook, now in its 6th edition. He is the author of multiple international best-sellers on compliance and ethics. He is most proud of his 3 best-selling children’s books on compliance: Being a Compliance Officer is Awesome, Speaking Up is Awesome, and Compliance Saves the Galaxy. All 3 were published by Dinosaur House.
Tom has well-earned the moniker, The Compliance Evangelist®
By:
Case Western Reserve University School of Law
Credit:

• Ohio: 1.0 hour of CLE credit has been approved
• Other Jurisdictions: You may be able to self-apply to your credit-granting authority.

Cost:
Free and open to the public.

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May 28: Power Prompting: Mastering Prompting Techniques for Legal Professionals

Description:

This live CLE webinar, Power Prompting: Mastering Prompting Techniques for Legal Professionals, equips attorneys and legal professionals with practical prompting strategies to effectively use large language models (LLMs) and generative AI in legal practice. Learn how to enhance legal research, drafting, and analysis while maintaining client confidentiality, data security, and professional responsibility.

In this AI-focused CLE for lawyers and legal staff, you will:

• Have a foundational understanding of how large language models operate and the key technical mechanisms that influence their behavior.
• Identify common prompting mistakes and learn strategies to avoid them in legal practice.
• Understand the benefits and potential applications of generative AI in legal tasks to enhance efficiency and accuracy.
• Select appropriate LLMs for legal tasks, including assessing factors such as privacy, security, training data, and the distinction between legal and general-use LLMs.
• Learn and implement the 5 Ps of Prompting—Prime, Persona, Prompt, Product, and Polish—to craft effective prompts for legal tasks.

Title:

Power Prompting: Mastering Prompting Techniques for Legal Professionals

Webinar Date+Time:

Thursday, May 28, 2026
11:45 am - 1:00 pm ET
Register Now for this Free Continuing Legal Education Webinar!

Speaker:

Celeste Pometto DiNicola, Esq.

Credit:

1 credit hour in Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin; Approval Pending: Idaho. If you don't see your state listed in the registration form, contact cle@lexisnexis.com.

By:

LexisNexis

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April 23: Artificial Intelligence in the Energy Sector

Description:

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the energy industry in profound ways. Energy companies are increasingly using AI and machine learning to optimize production, forecast demand, detect equipment failures, and streamline operations. This rapid adoption is creating new legal challenges for attorneys advising clients in the energy sector.

This CLE examines how leading energy companies deploy AI across their operations, including predictive maintenance, automated trading, smart grid management, and dynamic pricing algorithms. It also explores emerging legal issues such as AI explainability and transparency, liability, data privacy, and intellectual property rights. Attendees will gain insights into contractual, compliance, and litigation risks associated with AI systems, and learn how attorneys can leverage AI tools to enhance due diligence, discovery, contract review, and legal strategy.

Title:

Artificial Intelligence in the Energy Sector

Webinar Date+Time:

Thursday, April 23, 2026
11:45am - 1:00pm ET

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Speaker:

Aaron Eberle, Esq.

Credit:

1 credit hour in Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Rhode Island, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin. If you don't see your state listed in the registration form, contact cle@lexisnexis.com.

By:

LexisNexis

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May 21: Piercing The Corporate Veil: Prevention & Litigation

Description:

This is a CLE webinar for corporate and business law practitioners who advise on shareholder liability, corporate structure, and litigation risk. This course provides a practical overview of the law governing shareholder liability for corporate debt in key jurisdictions and offers strategies to protect corporate clients or assess exposure in veil‑piercing disputes.

The program compares common veil‑piercing tests used across the United States and explains how courts apply them in both contract and tort matters. It also explores important variations on traditional veil‑piercing theories and shows how to research and apply leading authorities and practice tools.

In this corporate veil CLE, you will:

• Review the core doctrines governing shareholder liability for corporate debt in major jurisdictions.
• Compare several common articulations of veil‑piercing analysis used by courts nationwide.
• Examine variations such as reverse veil‑piercing and horizontal veil‑piercing and when they may apply.
• Understand differences in veil‑piercing standards between contract and tort cases.
• Learn how to use research tools and resources to identify best practices to protect a corporate client or evaluate a client’s or opposing party’s veil‑piercing exposure.

Title:

Piercing The Corporate Veil: Prevention & Litigation

Webinar Date+Time:

Friday, May 21, 2026
2:45pm - 4:00pm ET

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Speaker:

Tracy Duplantier, Esq.

Credit:

60 Minutes CLE Instruction
1 credit hour in Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin. If you don't see your state listed in the registration form, contact cle@lexisnexis.com.

By:

LexisNexis

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April 30: Power Prompting: Mastering Prompting Techniques for Legal Professionals

Description:

This live CLE webinar, Power Prompting: Mastering Prompting Techniques for Legal Professionals, equips attorneys and legal professionals to effectively use large language models (LLMs) and generative AI in everyday practice. Learn how to improve research, drafting, and legal analysis by crafting precise, ethical, and secure prompts tailored to legal workflows.

You will:

• Have a foundational understanding of how large language models operate and the key technical mechanisms that influence their behavior.
• Identify common prompting mistakes and learn strategies to avoid them in legal practice.
• Understand the benefits and potential applications of generative AI in legal tasks to enhance efficiency and accuracy.
• Select appropriate LLMs for legal tasks, including assessing factors such as privacy, security, training data, and the distinction between legal and general-use LLMs.
• Learn and implement the 5 Ps of Prompting—Prime, Persona, Prompt, Product, and Polish—to craft effective prompts for legal tasks.

Title:

Power Prompting: Mastering Prompting Techniques for Legal Professionals

Webinar Date+Time:

Thursday, April 30, 2026
11:45 am - 1:00 pm ET
Register Now for this Free Continuing Legal Education Webinar!

Speaker:

Celeste Pometto DiNicola, Esq.

Credit:

1 credit hour in Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin; Approval Pending: Idaho. If you don't see your state listed in the registration form, contact cle@lexisnexis.com.

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LexisNexis

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February 23: Defending the Rule of Law: The Roles of the Bench and Bar

Title:
Annual Jurist in Residence Lecture: “Defending the Rule of Law: The Roles of the Bench and Bar”

Date & Time:
Monday, February 23, 2026
4-5PM
In-Person Location:
Widener University Commonwealth Law School
Wolfberg Courtroom | Administration Building
3737 Vartan Way
Harrisburg, PA 17110
Also Available Via Distance Learning
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Widener University Commonwealth Law School.
Speakers:

• Jurist in Residence Karoline Mehalchick, District Judge, U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania
• Panelists:
• Susan Schwab, Magistrate Judge, U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania
• Sarah Hyser‑Staub, Member, McNees, Wallace & Nurick LLC

Description:
Join us in person or via Zoom for Widener Law Commonwealth’s Annual Jurist in Residence Lecture, sponsored by the Law & Government Institute. This program brings together members of the bench and bar to explore their shared responsibility in upholding the rule of law.

This year’s lecture, “Defending the Rule of Law: The Roles of the Bench and Bar,” will be presented by Jurist in Residence Karoline Mehalchick, District Judge for the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. Judge Mehalchick will be joined by an accomplished panel offering perspectives from both the judiciary and private practice.

Credits:
One Pennsylvania substantive CLE credit is available.
You may be able to self‑apply in other states; check with your credit‑granting authority.

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Widener University Commonwealth Law School is the Pennsylvania capital’s only law school, with three specialized centers of legal scholarship through its Law and Government Institute, Environmental Law and Sustainability Center, and Business Advising Program.

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June 18: Social Media in the Workplace: What could possibly go wrong?

Description:

Social Media in the Workplace: What could possibly go wrong? is a timely CLE program for employment lawyers, in-house counsel, and HR professionals navigating the legal risks of employee social media use. With more than 70% of U.S. adults active on social platforms, workplace social media activity can create reputational harm and significant exposure under employment and labor laws.

This session uses real-world examples of employment-related social media activity that “went viral” to illustrate how quickly legal problems can arise. The course provides practical best practices for drafting and enforcing workplace social media policies, managing online conduct, and avoiding discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and NLRA issues.

This program will cover:

• Potential risk of not having or not following workplace social media policies.
• Required and prohibited social media conduct in the workplace.
• Ownership of work-related social media accounts and business profiles.
• Monitoring employee social media activity and associated privacy concerns.
• Using internal social media networks inside the organization.
• Discrimination, harassment, and retaliation issues tied to social media use.
• Avoiding interference with concerted activities subject to the National Labor Relations Act.

Title:

Social Media in the Workplace: What could possibly go wrong?

Webinar Date+Time:

Thursday, June 18, 2026
11:45 am - 1:00 pm ET
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Speaker:

Bobby Puri, Esq

Credit:

1 credit hour in Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin. If you don't see your state listed in the registration form, contact cle@lexisnexis.com.

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LexisNexis

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June 18: Research & Drafting Techniques For Corporate Law

Description:

Research & Drafting Techniques For Corporate Law is a CLE program designed for corporate and securities lawyers who want to sharpen their legal research and drafting strategies in the digital age. As legal information tools multiply, this course focuses on practical, real-world workflows that help you cut through information overload and quickly locate the most relevant authority and market intelligence.

Through a series of concrete corporate law examples, this session will:

• Demystify the corporate and securities law research experience using modern online research platforms.
• Demonstrate best practices for approaching complex corporate transactions and regulatory questions.
• Show how to identify answers efficiently while maintaining accuracy and confidence in your results.
• Highlight techniques for drafting corporate documents informed by current law, market standards, and analytical tools.

Title:

Research & Drafting Techniques For Corporate Law

Webinar Date+Time:

Thursday, June 18, 2026
2:45 pm - 4:00 pm ET
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Speaker:

Tracy Duplantier, Esq.

Credit:

1 credit hour in Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin. If you don't see your state listed in the registration form, contact cle@lexisnexis.com.

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LexisNexis

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May 28: HIPAA - Understanding Enforcement, Penalties & Research Strategies

Description:

HIPAA – Understanding Enforcement, Penalties & Research Strategies is a CLE webinar focused on practical, up‑to‑date guidance for healthcare attorneys and compliance professionals. This program addresses how HIPAA enforcement trends and penalty structures affect hospitals, health systems, medical practices, and other healthcare organizations.

Since HIPAA was enacted in 1996, privacy and security compliance has remained a critical concern for the healthcare industry. Enforcement actions and the risk of significant penalties drive the ongoing need to train staff and develop effective compliance programs.

In this HIPAA CLE course, you will explore:

• Current HIPAA enforcement priorities and how regulators assess violations.
• Penalty frameworks and factors that influence the severity of sanctions.
• Key compliance risks for hospitals, health systems, and medical practices.
• Strategies for researching HIPAA authorities, guidance, and enforcement actions efficiently.
• Best practices for ongoing HIPAA training and policy development to reduce exposure.

Title:

HIPAA - Understanding Enforcement, Penalties & Research Strategies

Webinar Date+Time:

Friday, May 28, 2026
2:45pm - 4:00pm ET
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Speaker:

Robin McManigal, Esq.

Credit:

60 Minutes CLE Instruction
1 credit hour in Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin. If you don't see your state listed in the registration form, contact cle@lexisnexis.com.

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LexisNexis

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February 18: The Minnesota Protocol: An International “Gold Standard” for Investigating Unlawful Deaths

Overview:
Join the Human Rights Center for a special conversation with Morris Tidball‑Binz, United Nations Special Rapporteur on extra‑judicial, summary, or arbitrary executions. He will discuss his mandate’s role in promoting and implementing the Minnesota Protocol on the Investigation of Potentially Unlawful Death, an international “gold standard” for investigating unlawful killings. This program will explore global human rights frameworks, legal standards, and mechanisms for protecting the right to life.
Title:
The Minnesota Protocol: An International “Gold Standard” for Investigating Unlawful Deaths
Date + Time of Free Continuing Legal Education Webinar:
February 18, 2026
12:00–1:30 PM CT
Walter F. Mondale Hall
University of Minnesota Law School
229 19th Ave South
Minneapolis, MN 55455

External attendees are invited to join via Zoom.

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Speakers:
Morris Tidball‑Binz, United Nations Special Rapporteur on extra‑judicial, summary, or arbitrary executions

About the Speaker:
Mr. Tidball‑Binz is a medical doctor specializing in forensic science, human rights, and humanitarian action. Over the past 40 years, he has conducted fact‑finding, technical assessments, and capacity‑building missions in more than 90 countries. His work has advanced the global use of forensic science to investigate and document unlawful killings, enforced disappearances, torture, and detention conditions. He currently holds academic appointments at Monash University, the University of Chicago, the University of Coimbra, and the University of Milano.

Credit:
Minnesota: 1 standard CLE has been requested.
You may be able to self‑apply for credit in other jurisdictions.

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University of Minnesota Law School

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February 18: Win Before You Walk In: Mastering Pre-Trial Tactics - Part 2: How to Frame Your Complaint to Your Advantage

Description:
Join us for part two of this five part series on the skills you need to win your case before you even step into the courtroom. Andrew Smiley will discuss everything you need to know about framing your complaint to your advantage.
Title:
Win Before You Walk In: Mastering Pre-Trial Tactics - Part 2: How to Frame Your Complaint to Your Advantage
Date And Time:
Wednesday, February 18, 2026
1 PM – 2 PM ET | 12 PM – 1 PM CT | 11 AM – 12 PM MT | 10 AM – 11 AM PT
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Speaker:
Andrew Smiley, Esq.
Credit:
New York: 1 Skills Credit. Other Jurisdictions: Check with your credit-granting authority; you may be able to self-apply for credit.
By:
New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers.

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March 17: The Top 5 Trends Shaping Mid-Sized Law Firms and How to Respond

Client expectations are rising. Tech-enabled competitors are moving faster. And firms pulling ahead aren’t the biggest—they’re the most agile. In this session, Clio’s in-house lawyer Joshua Lenon shares key insights from the 2026 Legal Trends Report and what they mean for mid-sized firms. Then, in a roundtable discussion with firm leaders, hear how they approach AI, cloud infrastructure, and connected systems to scale expertise, improve profitability, and win higher-value work—all without increasing headcount or operational complexity.
In this CLE webinar, you’ll learn:

• What the latest Legal Trends data reveals about AI adoption, cloud readiness, and how top firms drive growth
• How high-performing firms replace disconnected tools with systems that improve efficiency and margins
• Practical steps to modernize operations, reduce friction, and stay competitive

Title:
The Top 5 Trends Shaping Mid-Sized Law Firms and How to Respond
Date+Time:
Tuesday, March 17, 2026
1 PM ET | 12 PM CT | 11 AM MT | 10 AM PT
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Credit:
The live presentation of this webinar is eligible for CLE and CPD credit in specific jurisdictions. Clio has partnered with the ABA to seek eligibility for CLE and CPD credits to lawyers with licenses to practice in the United States and Canada who join the live session of this webinar. States typically decide whether a program qualifies for MCLE credit in their jurisdiction 4-8 weeks after the program application is submitted. For many live events, credit approval is not received prior to the program.
Speaker:
Joshua Lenon is the Lawyer in Residence at Clio, an attorney admitted to the New York Bar. For over a decade, Joshua has brought legal scholarship to the forefront of Clio, to the conversations happening both within Clio and with its customers. Joshua has worked extensively to educate lawyers on technology’s capability to enhance their practice while also teaching tech companies about the unique needs of the legal system. Joshua’s insights lead evolution at Clio, driving advancements that benefit law firms, their clients, and the entire legal landscape.
Sponsor:
Clio

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May 28: The Expert Role in the Property Claim Appraisal Process

Title:
The Expert Role in the Property Claim Appraisal Process

Description:

Property insurance policies almost always contain an “Appraisal Clause,” a key mechanism for resolving disputes about the amount of loss without resorting to costly litigation. While intended as a faster and less formal alternative dispute resolution process, appraisal still demands strict ethical standards to ensure that any award is binding and enforceable.

This free 1-hour webinar explores the expert’s role in the property claim appraisal process, with a focus on Insurance Appraisal and Umpire Association (IAUA) certifications and codes of ethics. Attendees will learn how IAUA guidance transforms appraisal from a casual negotiation into a rigorous professional proceeding, including rules on “ex parte” communications, handling causation issues, and using the Universal Appraisal Award Form to secure a durable resolution.

Program Outline

• Introduction
• The Appraisal Clause & Framework
• Roles, Ethics & IAUA Certifications
• Technical Analysis & Scoping the Loss
• Cost Estimating & Valuation
• The Umpire Hearing & The Universal Award
• Conclusion

Learning Objectives

• Define the specific scope of appraisal versus litigation, including the “Causation Quagmire” (coverage vs. amount of loss).
• Identify the value of IAUA certifications (CPAU/CPIA/CPIU) and the ethical mandate for “competent and disinterested” panelists.
• Discuss the strict prohibition on “ex parte” communications with umpires and protocols for transparent negotiation.
• Examine the Universal Appraisal Award Form and how to itemize findings to prevent judicial vacating of awards.

Date+Time Of Webinar:

Thursday, May 28, 2026
10:00am PT / 11:00am MT / 12:00pm CT / 1:00pm ET

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Credits:

1 credit hour in; Approval Pending: California, Florida, Nevada, and Texas. If you don't see your state listed in the registration form, contact cle@lexisnexis.com.
Many states acknowledge reciprocal credit for courses certified through the Texas Department of Insurance. Be sure to review the guidelines specific to your state, and verify the process for obtaining credit for a course approved by the state of Texas. The CEU Institute will serve as the continuing education provider for this webinar, and credit processing and certificate distribution may take up to 30 days.

Speakers:

• Marc Viau, Expert, Pete Fowler Construction
• Chris Feasel, Partner, Resnick & Louis, P.C.
• Heather Frisch, Construction Counsel, Seyfarth Shaw, LLP

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Pete Fowler Construction Services

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March 31: Finding Calm in Stormy Seas

Dr. Moss will describe her story of recovery that led to her current career, passion in medicine, and desire to be of service to those who still suffer. She will summarize some data from healthcare and legal professionals, utilizing findings from the WSBA Well-Being Survey. Finally, she will share ideas and resources that can improve resilience, well-being, as well as support recovery.
Title:
Finding Calm in Stormy Seas
WSBA Legal Lunchbox Series
Webinar Date+Time:
March 31, 2026
11:55 AM - 1:30 PM PT
Free Continuing Legal Education Webinar - Register Now!
Speakers:

• Laura Moss, MD - Washington Physicians Health Program, Seattle, WA
• Moderator: Dan Crystal - Washington State Bar Association, Seattle, WA

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Washington State Bar Association Legal Lunchbox Series; Presented in collaboration with the WSBA Member Wellness Program.
Credits:
Washington State: 1.50 Other
Other States: A Certificate of Attendance can be provided on your request.

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April 16: Technology and the Legal Practitioner: Ethical Concerns & Best Practice

Description:

Technology and the Legal Practitioner: Ethical Concerns & Best Practices is an ethics-focused CLE that examines how evolving technology reshapes the duty of competence for modern lawyers. Historically, competence centered on legal knowledge and experience; today, it also requires technological proficiency with tools that permeate everyday practice.

Attorneys now rely on email, word processing, cloud platforms, litigation technology, and rapidly developing artificial intelligence tools. This program explores how those technologies intersect with professional responsibility rules and what it means to use them ethically in client representation.

Key topics include:

• The evolution of the duty of competence to include technological competence.
• Ethical obligations when using common tools such as email, document software, and cloud services.
• Risks and responsibilities associated with artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies.
• Confidentiality, data security, and safeguarding client information in a digital environment.
• Practical best practices for integrating technology into law practice while meeting ethics requirements.

Title:

Technology and the Legal Practitioner: Ethical Concerns & Best Practices

Webinar Date+Time:

Thursday, April 16, 2026
2:45 pm - 4:00 pm ET
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Speaker:

Tracy Duplantier, Esq.

Credit:

1 credit hour in Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Texas, Vermont, Virginia and Washington; Approval Pending: Wisconsin. If you don't see your state listed in the registration form, contact cle@lexisnexis.com.

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LexisNexis

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