June 30: Protecting Your Law Firm from Today’s Evolving Cyber Threats

Title:
Protecting Your Law Firm from Today’s Evolving Cyber Threats

Description:
Law firms continue to be prime targets for cybercriminals and attacks are becoming more sophisticated every year. From ransomware and social engineering to data breaches and wire fraud, even a single incident can disrupt operations, compromise client trust, and create costly financial exposure.

Join Mike Mooney, Senior Vice President at USI Affinity, and Sy Sommer, Esq. of LEAP Legal Software, for a timely and practical webinar on:

• Why law firms are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals.
• Common security vulnerabilities many firms unknowingly carry.
• Emerging cyber threats impacting the legal industry.
• How cyber liability insurance can help firms prepare for, respond to, and recover from an attack.
• Practical risk management strategies for modern cyber threats.

Don’t wait for an incident to reveal your vulnerabilities. Learn how to strengthen your firm’s defenses and better protect your clients, reputation, and business.

Date and Time:
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
12 PM / 11 AM / 10 AM / 9 AM (ET / CT / MT / PT)
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Speakers:

• Mike Mooney is Senior Vice President and Professional Liability Practice Leader for USI Affinity, providing strategic leadership in professional liability programs, underwriting, operations, risk management and insurance programs for major bar associations.
• Sy Sommer is Director of Product Enablement at LEAP Legal Software, an attorney admitted in New York who brings legal practice experience and product expertise to help attorneys become more productive with cloud technology.

CLE Credit:
This program is eligible for 1 hour(s) of CLE credit in 60-minute states, and 1.2 hour(s) of CLE credit in 50-minute states. Credit hours are estimated and are subject to each state’s approval and credit rounding rules.
Additional states may be requested upon completion of the course.

By:
LEAP Legal Software.

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LEAP

August 26: Closed For Business: The Ethical Implications of Leaving Your Practice

Title:
Closed For Business: The Ethical Implications of Leaving Your Practice
Description:
Whether you are considering retirement or simply planning a much-needed vacation, this webinar is for you. Join Attorney Protective Risk Management Attorneys, Erin McCartney, J.D., and Kate Gould, J.D., as they discuss best practices to avoid ethics violations when you step away from the office. They will cover the applicable Model Rules of Professional Conduct relating to a temporary absence from office and how to ethically wind down your practice.
This webinar will include risk management guidance ranging from identifying a successor attorney to file retention best practices Don’t miss this informative webinar to ensure you comply with your ethical obligations whether you have plans to temporarily or permanently leave your practice.
Webinar Date+Time:
Wednesday, August 26, 2026
noon CST / 1pm EST / 11am MST / 10am PST
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Speakers:

• Erin McCartney, J.D.
• Kate Gould, J.D.

CLE Credit:
1 credit hour ethics in Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisian..., Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, 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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June 24: Claim Reframe: Best Practices to Avoid a Legal Malpractice

Description:
Legal malpractice claims continue to rise, increasing the cost of defending lawyers. To help avoid a claim, it is critical to have the right client intake processes in place.

Speakers Irwin Kramer, J.D. and Kate Gould, J.D. will discuss best practices for implementing effective client interview and intake procedures within your firm. They will explain how engagement letters should be carefully tailored to clearly define and accurately reflect the scope of representation.

Additional topics include:

• The importance of sufficient legal malpractice coverage and the ethical implications of being underinsured.
• The impact of nuclear verdicts, their causes, and how to avoid them.
• How properly vetting clients helps avoid disputes and potential malpractice claims.

Title:
Claim Reframe: Best Practices to Avoid a Legal Malpractice
Webinar Date+Time:
Wednesday, June 24, 2026
12:00 PM CT / 1:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM MT / 10:00 AM PT
Free Continuing Legal Education Webinar - Register Now!

Speakers:

• Irwin Kramer, J.D. is an attorney with Kramer & Connolly. He discusses best practices for client intake, engagement letters, and risk‑reduction strategies for law firms.
• Kate Gould, J.D. is an AttPro Risk Management Consultant. She focuses on malpractice prevention, ethical considerations, and strategies for avoiding nuclear verdicts.

CLE Credit:
1 credit hour ethics in Illinois and Texas. If you don't see your state listed in the registration form, contact cle@lexisnexis.com.

By:
Attorney Protective

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July 23: Conjoint Analysis in Litigation

Title:
Conjoint Analysis in Litigation

Description:
Conjoint analysis, long used in marketing research to measure how consumers value product attributes, has increasingly been introduced in litigation as a tool for quantifying economic harm. In consumer class actions and intellectual property disputes, conjoint studies are often proposed to estimate the value consumers place on specific product features, including allegedly misleading claims or protected intellectual property.

This presentation examines how conjoint analysis can be designed and applied in litigation settings. It will discuss the economic principles behind conjoint methods, the types of legal questions they are used to address, such as price premium or apportionment, and the practical considerations involved in implementing a reliable study. The discussion will also highlight key challenges that arise in litigation, including survey design, attribute selection, market realism, and judicial scrutiny under evidentiary standards.

Drawing on recent cases and expert practice, the presentation will explore both the promise and limitations of conjoint evidence. The goal is to provide practitioners with a clearer understanding of when conjoint analysis may be appropriate, how it can inform damages analysis, and what issues commonly arise when such studies are evaluated by courts.

Why Attend This Webinar?

• Earn CLE credit online from the comfort of your office or home.
• Access both the live webinar and the on-demand recording at your convenience.
• Fulfill continuing legal education requirements in a practical, engaging format tailored to legal professionals.

Agenda:

• Zi Peng, Ph.D. – Managing Director, Economic Litigation Consultant, Econometrician, StoneTurn.
• Wanyi (Wendy) Yang – Senior Consultant, Economic Litigation Consultant, StoneTurn.
• What is conjoint analysis?.
• Why is it used in litigation?.
• Common litigation applications.
• Key elements of a reliable conjoint study.
• Benefits of conjoint analysis.
• Challenges and limitations.
• Judicial considerations.
• Practical takeaway.

Who Should Attend:

• Litigation Attorneys.
• Intellectual Property Attorneys.
• Class Action and Consumer Protection Lawyers.
• In-House Counsel.
• Economic and Damages Experts.
• Compliance Officers and Risk Management Professionals.
• Legal Consultants and Litigation Support Professionals.
• Other Legal Professionals Involved in Complex Commercial Litigation and Damages Analysis.

Date+Time:
Tuesday, July 14, 2026
Noon–1 PM ET
Register now for this free continuing legal education webinar!

By:
The Knowledge Group.

Speakers:

• Zi Peng, Ph.D. – Managing Director, Economic Litigation Consultant, Econometrician, StoneTurn.
• Wanyi (Wendy) Yang – Senior Consultant, Economic Litigation Consultant, StoneTurn.

Credit:

• CA CLE: 1.0 General – Approved Until 07/14/2028.
• PA CLE: 1.0 General – Approved Until 07/14/2028.
• VT CLE: 1.0 General – Approved Until 12/31/2027.
• NJ CLE: 1.0 General – Credits through Reciprocity.
• NY CLE: 1.0 Areas of Professional Practice – Credits through Reciprocity.
• AR CLE: 1.0 General – Credits through Reciprocity.
• CT CLE: 1.0 General – Credits through Reciprocity.
• NH CLE: 1.0 General – Meets NH Supreme Court Rule 53.
• MO CLE: 1.0 General – Approved Until 07/14/2026.
• Pending CLE Application: GA, TN, WI.
• Self-Apply: AL, CO, DE, FL, ID, IL, IN, IO, KS, KY, LA, NC, ME, MN, MS, MT, NE, NV, NM, ND, OH, OK, OR, SC, TX, UT, VA, WA, WV, WY.

Cost:
Free.

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July 23: Conjoint Analysis in Litigation

Title:
Conjoint Analysis in Litigation

Description:
Conjoint analysis, long used in marketing research to measure how consumers value product attributes, has increasingly been introduced in litigation as a tool for quantifying economic harm. In consumer class actions and intellectual property disputes, conjoint studies are often proposed to estimate the value consumers place on specific product features, including allegedly misleading claims or protected intellectual property.

This presentation examines how conjoint analysis can be designed and applied in litigation settings. It will discuss the economic principles behind conjoint methods, the types of legal questions they are used to address, such as price premium or apportionment, and the practical considerations involved in implementing a reliable study. The discussion will also highlight key challenges that arise in litigation, including survey design, attribute selection, market realism, and judicial scrutiny under evidentiary standards.

Drawing on recent cases and expert practice, the presentation will explore both the promise and limitations of conjoint evidence. The goal is to provide practitioners with a clearer understanding of when conjoint analysis may be appropriate, how it can inform damages analysis, and what issues commonly arise when such studies are evaluated by courts.

Why Attend This Webinar?

• Earn CLE credit online from the comfort of your office or home.
• Access both the live webinar and the on-demand recording at your convenience.
• Fulfill continuing legal education requirements in a practical, engaging format tailored to legal professionals.

Agenda:

• Zi Peng, Ph.D. – Managing Director, Economic Litigation Consultant, Econometrician, StoneTurn.
• Wanyi (Wendy) Yang – Senior Consultant, Economic Litigation Consultant, StoneTurn.
• What is conjoint analysis?.
• Why is it used in litigation?.
• Common litigation applications.
• Key elements of a reliable conjoint study.
• Benefits of conjoint analysis.
• Challenges and limitations.
• Judicial considerations.
• Practical takeaway.

Who Should Attend:

• Litigation Attorneys.
• Intellectual Property Attorneys.
• Class Action and Consumer Protection Lawyers.
• In-House Counsel.
• Economic and Damages Experts.
• Compliance Officers and Risk Management Professionals.
• Legal Consultants and Litigation Support Professionals.
• Other Legal Professionals Involved in Complex Commercial Litigation and Damages Analysis.

Date+Time:
Tuesday, July 14, 2026
Noon–1 PM ET
Register now for this free continuing legal education webinar!

By:
The Knowledge Group.

Speakers:

• Zi Peng, Ph.D. – Managing Director, Economic Litigation Consultant, Econometrician, StoneTurn.
• Wanyi (Wendy) Yang – Senior Consultant, Economic Litigation Consultant, StoneTurn.

Credit:

• CA CLE: 1.0 General – Approved Until 07/14/2028.
• PA CLE: 1.0 General – Approved Until 07/14/2028.
• VT CLE: 1.0 General – Approved Until 12/31/2027.
• NJ CLE: 1.0 General – Credits through Reciprocity.
• NY CLE: 1.0 Areas of Professional Practice – Credits through Reciprocity.
• AR CLE: 1.0 General – Credits through Reciprocity.
• CT CLE: 1.0 General – Credits through Reciprocity.
• NH CLE: 1.0 General – Meets NH Supreme Court Rule 53.
• MO CLE: 1.0 General – Approved Until 07/14/2026.
• Pending CLE Application: GA, TN, WI.
• Self-Apply: AL, CO, DE, FL, ID, IL, IN, IO, KS, KY, LA, NC, ME, MN, MS, MT, NE, NV, NM, ND, OH, OK, OR, SC, TX, UT, VA, WA, WV, WY.

Cost:
Free.

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July 23: Inclusivity in a Time of Division: Intersectionality & Legal Work

Title:
Inclusivity in a Time of Division: Intersectionality & Legal Work

Description:
This CLE will be presented by the Lavender Rights Project, a Black Trans led organization that focuses on advancing gender self-determination, collective safety, and community-rooted systems of care. The CLE will discuss how the law impacts people with marginalized intersection identities, why intersectionality is important to consider in legal work, and how to work with clients who have intersectional identities.

Faculty:

• Maya Manus – Lavender Rights Project, Seattle, WA.
• Sabrina Rodriguez – Lavender Rights Project, Seattle, WA.

Schedule:

• 11:45 AM – Webinar Login Opens.
• Noon – Webinar Begins.
• 1:30 PM – Adjourn.

Date+Time:
Thursday, July 23, 2026
Noon–1:30 PM PT
Free Continuing Legal Education Webinar – Register Now!

Speakers:

• Maya Manus – Lavender Rights Project, Seattle, WA.
• Sabrina Rodriguez – Lavender Rights Project, Seattle, WA.

By:
Washington State Bar Association (WSBA).

Credits:
1.50 Ethics (Equity)
Other States: Certificate of attendance provided upon request.

Cost:
Free.

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October 22: Opposing Expert Testimony: Preparing Before and Analyzing After

Testimony is what legal cases are made of. It is the most compelling evidence of all. Therefore, we should think VERY hard about the testimony in every legal matter we work on. First, we need to elicit the testimony we need, then, we need to analyze, summarize, and use it in well supported arguments.
In our work on building-related claims, we sometimes know (or think we know) what is going on without reviewing testimony, because construction projects are so document intensive. But in other cases we learn almost 100% of the "facts" from testimony. Of course, the "facts" described in testimony are not carved in stone. At best testimony is based on memory, prompted by contemporaneous documentation, and at worst it's intentionally false.
Every litigated case is a competing story of who is right and wrong, and how the law applies. Our primary job as expert consultants and witnesses is to organize and understand the evidence and explain it to our clients in plain language so that they can make smart decisions.
This program is all about how attorneys and experts should collect, organize, summarize, analyze, share, and use testimony to make and support their case. We will begin with our basic analysis. Then we'll be on to preparing for and questioning witnesses, analyzing testimony, and utilizing testimony in opinions and reports.

Title:
Opposing Expert Testimony: Preparing Before and Analyzing After

Description:
Program Outline.

• Introduction.
• Construction Claims Analysis.
• Preparing to Question a Witness.
• Questioning the Witness.
• Testimony Transcript Analysis.
• Using Testimony in Analysis and Reports.
• Conclusion.

Learning Objectives.

• Understand how testimony should be used in litigation, especially by experts.
• Discuss strategies for preparing to examine witnesses.
• Learn how to analyze and summarize testimony.
• Show how to use testimony in supporting the case and in expert reports.

Date+Time Of Webinar:

Thursday, October 22, 2026
10 AM PT | 11 AM MT | Noon CT | 1 PM ET

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Credits:

This webinar is applying for continuing education credit for both attorneys and insurance professionals in the following states: Florida, Nevada, California, and Texas.
Other Jurisdictions: Check with your credit-granting authority; you may be able to self-apply for credit.

Speakers:

• TBD, Pete Fowler Construction.
• Lee Kantor, Managing Partner, Hightower, Stratton, Novigrod & Kantor.
• Ivette Kincaid, Partner, Kahana & Feld, LLP.

By:

By Pete Fowler Construction Services.

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July 22: Offers of Judgment: Benefits, Pitfalls, Responses, and Court Application

Title:
Offers of Judgment: Benefits, Pitfalls, Responses, and Court Application

Description:
This webinar will explore the important consequences and effects of CCP § 998 Offers to Compromise, highlighting their role as strategic litigation tools that foster early case settlements, but present significant risks to unwary recipients.

The presentation will go beyond basic statutory requirements, to examine how courts interpret and apply § 998 offers.

The presenters will also address the heightened scrutiny that courts apply regarding the validity, good faith, and the strategic timing of offers.

Webinar Date+Time:
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
11:30 AM–12:30 PM ET | 10:30–11:30 AM CT | 9:30–10:30 AM MT | 8:30–9:30 AM PT
Free Continuing Legal Education Webinar - Register Now!

Credit:
1 credit hour in New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, Illinois, Nevada, and California; Approval Pending: Minnesota. You may be able to self‑apply for credit in some other states.

Speakers:

• Kelsey Maxwell is Member of Cozen O’Connor. 
• David A. Shimkin is Member of Cozen O’Connor.  

By:

Cozen O'Connor, established in 1970 and ranked among the top 100 law firms in America, has 750 attorneys who help clients manage risk and make better business decisions.

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July 21: AI and Fabricated Evidence

Alameda County
Law Library

We have all now heard of AI and many are using it, some for nefarious purposes in litigation. The ready accessibility of AI tools to fabricate digital evidence in litigation has led to a need to evaluate evidence with a critical eye. 

Don Vilfer and Divya Dwarakanath of Digital Evidence Ventures will cover the tech and law related to digital evidence authentication and share eye-opening examples from real cases where their firm has been called in to evaluate and testify about such. This will be a great opportunity to get the knowledge you should have to stay ahead of the curve in this new area.

Title:

AI and Fabricated Evidence

Date/Time:
Tuesday, July 21, 2026
12pm – 1pm PDT
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Speakers:

• Don Vilfer is the founder of Digital Evidence Ventures, a top-tier Computer Forensics firm with offices in California and Idaho. He is a sought-after expert who has provided sworn testimony in over 130 cases. He served in the FBI as a Special Agent, working dozens of high-profile matters while leading an FBI Headquarters Major Case Management Team at venues ranging from The White House to the Oklahoma City Bombing. His final FBI assignment was as the Supervisory Special Agent in charge of White-Collar Crime and Computer Crime in Sacramento. He is a member of the Ohio Bar (inactive) and has been a frequent media commentator as well as a lecturer in the University of California, Davis Master’s in Forensic Science program.
• Divya Dwarakanath is the CTO and Senior Forensic Examiner at Digital Evidence Ventures. She began her career as a penetration tester, working with leading technology companies across the Bay Area, including Google, Apple, Meta, Square, Amazon, and numerous startups, identifying and remediating critical security vulnerabilities. She then spent nearly a decade at Snapchat as a Senior Manager leading corporate security, incident investigations, and red teaming efforts. Today she is a certified forensic expert specializing in mobile, cloud, windows, and social media forensics, working closely with legal teams to uncover, analyze, and explain digital evidence in complex matters.

Credit:
California: 1 hour participatory MCLE credit. In some other states, you may be able to self-apply for credit.

By:
Alameda County Law Library

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August 20: Civil Protection Orders in WA: A View from the Bench

Title:
Civil Protection Orders in WA: A View from the Bench

Description:
Gain an inside perspective on representing clients under RCW 7.105. King County Superior Court Commissioner (ret.) Jennie Laird will provide an overview for attorneys representing clients in Civil Protection Order matters, with a focus on domestic violence, imparting vital information suitable for new and seasoned practitioners alike in this quickly evolving area. Participants will receive a comprehensive overview of the relevant law, and tips including best practices and pitfalls to avoid.

Faculty:

• Jennie Laird – Rosen ADR, Seattle WA.

Schedule:

• 11:45 AM – Webinar Login Opens.
• Noon – Webinar Begins.
• 1:15 PM – Adjourn.

Date+Time:
Thursday, August 20, 2026
Noon–1:15 PM PT
Free Continuing Legal Education Webinar – Register Now!

Speakers:

• Jennie Laird – Rosen ADR, Seattle WA.

By:
Washington State Bar Association (WSBA).

Credits:
1.25 Law & Legal Procedure
Other States: Certificate of attendance provided upon request.

Cost:
Free.

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November 19: Allocation of Responsibility for Construction Defects

Title:
Allocation of Responsibility for Construction Defects

Description:
Allocation" is mostly "science," but critical parts include the “art” of applying professional judgment. Construction defect litigation claims come in all possible project types, sizes, and ownership structures. It's rare that construction defect (CD) claims are related to a single party. There are usually multiple parties who share responsibility, and sometimes, there are dozens.

Given how complicated allocation is, it's important to have an engineered process for assigning supportable portions of the cost to repair defects and other damages to each responsible party. This includes making a sensible list of defects ("issues") that can be allocated, assigning values to each issue or category, making a list of all possibly involved parties and understanding their role in the project, and assigning justified portions of responsibility for each issue. A real, professional, supportable allocation has a lot of moving parts. There is lots of math, connected spreadsheets, and professional judgment from expert witnesses and lawyers.

Our panel includes a claims professional, experienced lawyers with understanding of insurance coverage, and building experts who understand defect, analysis, and contractual roles & responsibilities, and a detail-oriented team to transform mountains of data into solutions.

Program Outline

• Introduction.
• Working Backwards.
• Analyzing Construction Defects.
• Allocation Matrix.
• Who - What - Where.
• Professional Judgement.
• Making a Case.
• Conclusion.

Learning Objectives

• Review the process for assigning supportable portions of the cost to repair defects and other damages to each responsible party.
• Define what parts of allocating responsibility are "science" with little room for argument.
• Examine what parts of allocating responsibility is more "art," or open to professional judgement.
• Show the common documents and spreadsheets seen in allocating responsibility for construction defects.
• Explain the math behind arriving at allocation percentages.

Date+Time Of Webinar:

Thursday, November 19, 2026
1 PM ET | Noon CT | 11 AM MT | 10 AM PT

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Credits:

1 credit hour in California, Florida, Nevada and Texas.

NOTE: 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 with the state of Texas.

Speakers:

• George Gehron, Expert, Pete Fowler Construction.
• Tim Dobrenen, Assistant Vice President - Claims, Hanover Re.
• Hon. Keri Katz, Mediator / Arbitrator, Signature Resolution.
• Ivette Kincaid, Partner, Kahana & Feld, LLP.

By:

By Pete Fowler Construction Services.

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August 19: Finding Coverage for Legacy Environmental Claims

Description:
Environmental claims involving PFAS, solvents, landfills, manufacturing operations, and other legacy contamination frequently implicate insurance policies issued decades ago. 

This session will examine the practical challenges of identifying historical insurance coverage and leveraging legacy insurance assets to help fund environmental investigation, defense, and remediation efforts.
Title:
Finding Coverage for Legacy Environmental Claims
Date And Time:
Wednesday, August 19, 2026
1–2 PM ET | 12–1 PM CT | 11 AM–Noon MT | 10–11 AM PT
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Speakers:

• Kristen Drake, President, PolicyFind.
• Rebecca Du Boff, Executive Claims Specialist, Environmental Claims.
• Edward (Ned) B. Witte, Esq., Partner, Witte Davis Law LLP.

CLE Credit:
Registration comes with CLE credit in one state and will be available in California, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Texas (pending). You may be able to self-apply in other states.
By:
Perrin Conferences.

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November 18: AI Prompt Playbook: Sharpening AI Queries for Secure, Strategic and Strong Legal Research

Title:
AI Prompt Playbook: Sharpening AI Queries for Secure, Strategic and Strong Legal Research

Description:
This one-hour CLE class introduces attorneys to the fundamentals of artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing (NLP) as applied within legal research and practice. The course highlights the evolution from traditional keyword-based search methods to advanced AI tools, emphasizing the importance of crafting effective prompts to achieve precise and insightful results. Practical demonstrations will illustrate how AI can enhance legal research efficiency.

Additionally, the course addresses ethical considerations, referencing the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct, including Rule 1.1 (Competence), Rule 1.6 (Confidentiality), Rule 3.3 (Candor Toward the Tribunal), and Rule 5.3 (Responsibilities Regarding Nonlawyer Assistance), to ensure responsible integration of AI into legal practice.

• The Evolution of AI in Legal Practice.
• Natural Language Processing (NLP).
• Crafting Effective Prompts.
• Demonstration and Legal Use Cases.
• Pitfalls and Cautionary Tales.
• Positive AI Integration in Proceedings.

This seminar is in high-demand and the number of seats is limited. Register and reserve your seat today.

Date+Time Of Webinar:

Wednesday, November 18, 2026
2 PM ET | 1 PM CT | Noon MT | 11 AM PT

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Credits:

1 Ethics CLE Credit in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin. In other jurisdictions, you might self-apply for credit.

Speakers:

• Mike Murray, Presenter.

By:

By Veritext.

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June 18: High Performance Without Burnout — Practical Well‑being Strategies for Lawyers

Description:

Today’s legal workforce is stretched thin, and the cost of chronic stress shows up in productivity, retention, engagement, client service, and overall firm performance. In a profession built on precision, judgment, and sustained intellectual output, diminished well‑being carries serious professional consequences.

This program explores how burnout and disengagement develop within high‑demand legal environments and how lawyer behavior — especially among those in leadership roles — directly shapes morale, psychological safety, and performance outcomes. Participants will examine why boundaries, resilience, and self‑leadership are not personal luxuries, but business and professional imperatives.

Attendees will leave with practical strategies to embed sustainable performance practices into daily legal work, helping lawyers and legal teams perform at a high level without eroding long‑term effectiveness.

Learning Objectives:

• Identify the drivers of burnout and disengagement in legal practice
• Understand why boundaries, resilience, and self‑leadership are professional imperatives
• Evaluate the impact of leadership behavior on legal teams
• Develop strategies to embed sustainable performance practices
• Analyze the business case for investing in lawyer well‑being.

Title:
High Performance Without Burnout — Practical Well‑being Strategies for Lawyers

Date+Time:
Thursday, June 18, 2026
3:00–4:00 pm CDT
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Speakers:
Erin Clifford, JD, MA, LPC, NBC‑HWC — Managing Director, Clifford Law Offices; Corporate Wellness Consultant and Coach, Erin Clifford Wellness.

By:
Clifford Law Offices.

Credit:

• Illinois: Pending
• Iowa: Approved for 1.0 hour of Wellness Credit
• Ohio: Approved for Attorney Professional Conduct: 1.00; Total: 1.00
• Missouri: Approved for 1.2 total hours, including 1.2 ethics hours
• Other Jurisdictions: You may check with your credit‑granting authority to see how to apply for credits.

If you don't see your state listed in the registration form, contact cle@lexisnexis.com.

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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
Register Now for this Free Continuing Legal Education Webinar!

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.

By:

LexisNexis

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June 18: The Intersection of Technology, Domestic Violence and Family Law

Title:
The Intersection of Technology, Domestic Violence and Family Law

Description:
This interactive workshop will explore the implications of technology in domestic violence and family court cases. Professionals will learn how batterers use phone technology, social networking and GPS to circumvent injunctions for protection, supervised visitation and child custody.

Legal and mental health practitioners will explore how victims of domestic violence can overcome communication issues using mobile and online communication tools, such as the OurFamilyWizard website, designed specifically for high conflict parents.

Date+Time:
Thursday, June 18, 2026
Noon–1 PM
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Speaker:
Racheal Howitz has been a judicial and practitioner educator for the OurFamilyWizard website since 2016. Her role includes educating judges, lawyers and other family law professionals on the online tools that can be used to benefit and monitor the parental communication process in family law cases. She is the current president of AFCC Minnesota and on several committees. She has also trained as a mediator and is a qualified neutral in Minnesota. 

Credit:
1 credit hour in Minnesota. You may be able to self-apply for credit in other states.

By:
Dakota County Law Library

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June 18: Research & Drafting Techniques For Corporate Law

Description:

The digital age has augmented the practice of corporate and securities law through the accelerating development of brand new ways of identifying answers and locating critical intelligence. In doing so, it has also simultaneously created an environment that can overwhelm through the sheer quantity of available tools.

This course will demystify the corporate law research experience by focusing on a series of practical, relevant examples and demonstrating best practices for approaching them.

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.

By:

LexisNexis

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June 18: Virtual Pro Bono CLE Series: AI Tools and Technology for Legal Aid and Pro Bono

Title:
Virtual Pro Bono CLE Series: AI Tools and Technology for Legal Aid and Pro Bono

Description:
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the legal technology landscape, with new tools and platforms making significant claims about their potential to improve legal practice. For those working in legal aid and pro bono, these developments raise important questions about which tools are truly useful, how they can be implemented effectively, and what ethical obligations apply.
This program will explore the potential uses of AI in legal aid and pro bono, practical considerations for implementing AI tools, key legal ethics issues implicated by AI use, and how legal professionals can build the knowledge and skills needed to use AI responsibly and effectively in their work.
This program is also being offered as part of PILI’s Summer Educational Series for our Law Student Interns and Graduate Fellows.

Date And Time:
Thursday, June 18, 2026
Noon–1 PM ET | 11 AM–Noon CT | 10–11 AM MT | 9–10 AM PT
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Speaker:
Lisa Colpoys, Senior Consultant, AI Initiative, Lawyers Trust Fund of Illinois.

Credit:
Attendees will receive 1.0 hour of Illinois MCLE Professional Responsibility Credit subject to approval. Advance registration is required.
You may be able to self-apply in other states.

Cost + Commitment:
These Virtual Pro Bono CLE Series programs are free, but advance registration is required, and we ask that you do at least one of the following over the next 12 months:

• Answer two Illinois Free Legal Answers questions for every hour of CLE Credit.
• Sign up for one shift at a Self-Represented Litigant Help Desk (Third, Sixth & Tenth Circuits).
• Take one pro bono case through PILI with the Illinois Armed Forces Legal Aid Network or Conflict of Interest Referral Panel.
• Take one pro bono case through Land of Lincoln, Prairie State or other local legal aid organization.

By:
Public Interest Law Initiative (PILI).

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June 18: Managing Biases to Achieve Optimal Negotiation and Litigation Outcomes

Title: 

Managing Biases to Achieve Optimal Negotiation and Litigation Outcomes
Date & Time:
Thursday, June 18, 2026
Noon – 1 PM Pacific Time

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Cost: $0

Credit:

• California: 1 Hour Recognition and Elimination of Bias MCLE Credit
• Other States: You may be able to self-apply for credit

Speakers:

Don Armento, Douglas H. Barker, and John Edwards

Sponsor:

National Conflict Resolution Center

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July 17: Implead It Like You Mean It: Navigating New CPLR 1007

Description:
The AVOID Act fundamentally changes third-party practice in New York by imposing strict deadlines on impleader and limiting the use of late third-party actions that delay litigation and derail trial readiness. This program examines the new CPLR 1007 requirements and the practical impact of the law.

Title:
July 17: Implead It Like You Mean It: Navigating New CPLR 1007

Date And Time:
Friday, July 17, 2026
1 PM / Noon / 11 AM / 10 AM (ET / CT / MT / PT)
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Speaker:
Prof. Michael Hutter.

Credit:
New York: 1 Professional Practice 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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September 17: Research Skills for IP Litigation

Title:
Research Skills for IP Litigation

Description:
This program discusses the unique requirements, procedures, and challenges encountered in complex IP litigation and the research tools available at each phase of litigation.
Resources for pre-suit diligence, complying with court rules, drafting briefs, pleadings and motions, researching expert witnesses, calculating damages, and incorporating analytics into your litigation strategy will be discussed.

Webinar Date+Time:
Thursday, September 17, 2026
4:45–6 PM ET | 3:45–5 PM CT | 2:45–4 PM MT | 1:45–3 PM PT
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Speaker:
Jen Stringfield, Esq.
Credit:
1 credit hour in Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin. You may be able to self‑apply for credit in some other states.
By:
LexisNexis

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September 17: Releases Made Easy! Settlement-Ready Language for Structures, MSAs & Trusts

Description:
When it comes to settlement documents, every word matters. This program examines how precise drafting in releases and court submissions can make—or break—a structured settlement.

The program will include an overview of structured settlements, and experts with perspectives on Medicare compliance, trusts and estates, and more. Each speaker will highlight how settlement language affects their area and will share practical guidance to help attorneys avoid common pitfalls and draft with confidence.

Title:
Releases Made Easy! Settlement-Ready Language for Structures, MSAs & Trusts

Date And Time:
Thursday, September 17, 2026
1–2 PM ET / 12–1 PM CT / 11 AM–Noon MT / 10–11 AM PT
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Speakers:

• Sam Senders (NYSM).
• Philippe Petit (MetLife).
• Craig Pawley (Medivest).
• Joan and Jay Robert (The Robert Legal Group).
• Moderator: Kira Krieger Senders.

Credit:
New York: 1 Professional Practice 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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June 17: From Claim to Closure: Guiding Clients Through Settlement

Description:
Settlement is more than reaching a number—it requires strategic counseling, clear expectation management, and careful planning. This program examines how attorneys can prepare clients for settlement discussions, particularly in emotionally complex cases, and address what civil litigation can—and cannot—achieve.

Presenters will also discuss pre-settlement planning and key considerations in structuring and finalizing agreements to support informed decision-making and long-term stability.

Title:
From Claim to Closure: Guiding Clients Through Settlement

Date And Time:
Tuesday, June 17, 2025
1–2 PM ET | Noon–1 PM CT | 11 AM–Noon MT | 10–11 AM PT

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Speakers:

• Jaehyun Oh, Esq.
• Rhys Andersen

Credit:
1 credit hour in New York (Professional Practice).
You may be able to self-apply in other states.

By:
New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers.

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June 17: Social Media – Discovery, Ethics, Evidence & Sanctions

Title:
Social Media – Discovery, Ethics, Evidence & Sanctions

Description:
We’ll review the pervasive world of social media providing counsel with focused information on its integral presence in the practice of law from an ethical, discovery, evidentiary and practice perspective. Technology advancements have created many grey areas in terms of reasonable expectations of privacy and have blurred the lines of public and private identities. Ethical considerations and requirements, as well as new case precedents, mistrials and sanctions are popping up daily throughout the country due to the misuse and lack of understanding of the affect social media now has in the work environment and practice of law. Class participants will be armed with specific techniques and tools to identify and collect evidence from social media sources. The presentation qualifies for 1 hour of Ethics MCLE credit.
IN THIS WEBINAR, WE WILL REVIEW:

• What is social based media?
• Why is social based media important to attorneys?
• How social media can cost you: public pitfalls and poor judgement
• What should you be considering ethically?
• Online research tools and resources
• Ways to consider and capture social media evidence
• Considerations when developing social media policies
• Jurors, Social Media, Judges & Mistrials.

Date/Time:
Wednesday, June 17, 2026 

11am PT / 12pm MT / 1pm CT / 2pm ET
The number of seats is limited. Register and reserve your seat today!
Presenter:
Mike Murray
Credit:
1 Ethics CLE Credit. * This course is pending approval in the following states: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York (via approved jurisdiction)*, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin *The Wisconsin BBE accredits all Veritext programs for 1.0 Law Practice Management hour, not CLE. CLE credits may also be claimed for Law Practice Management courses, but attorneys are limited to 6.0 LPM credits per reporting period. * NY CLE Credit Provided via NYCLE “Other Approved Jurisdictions“ Policy. Attorney must provide correct listening code; not available for Transitional Attorneys. * The State Bar of Arizona does not approve or accredit CLE activities for the Mandatory Continuing Legal Education requirement. This activity may qualify for up to 1 hours toward your annual CLE requirement for the State Bar of Arizona, including 0 hour(s) of professional responsibility. * There is no formal approval process for organizations that want to provide MCLE courses in Connecticut. If an organization’s MCLE program or course has been approved by the authority authorized to approve MCLE courses in another jurisdiction, then the organization’s MCLE course is automatically approved in Connecticut. In other jurisdictions, you might self-apply for credit.

By:

Veritext

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July 16: BDCs and Closed-End Fund Update: The Latest Rules, Relief and Proposals from the SEC

Title:
BDCs and Closed-End Fund Update: The Latest Rules, Relief and Proposals from the SEC

Date+Time:
Thursday, July 16, 2026
12:00–1:00 PM ET | 11:00–12:00 PM CT | 10:00–11:00 AM MT | 9:00–10:00 AM PT
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Description:
The SEC has been active across multiple fronts affecting business development companies and registered closed-end funds.

In this webinar, Dechert partners Cynthia Beyea, Clay Douglas and Nadeea Zakaria will provide an overview of recent no-action letters, as well as recently adopted rules and pending proposals that fund managers and their counsel should have on their radar.

Whether you are navigating ongoing compliance obligations or planning ahead for structural and offering changes, this webinar will bring you up to speed on the current regulatory landscape and key developments to monitor in the months ahead.

Speakers:

• Cynthia R. Beyea is a Partner in Dechert’s financial services practice, representing mutual funds, closed-end funds, exchange-traded funds, business development companies, investment company boards of directors and investment advisers. She has a particular focus on matters related to the Investment Company Act of 1940, the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 and other related federal securities laws.
• Clay Douglas is a Partner who assists a variety of entities, including business development companies, in their capital-raising efforts, launch-to-market operations, and with other regulatory and transactional matters. Mr. Douglas advises issuers and investment banks in connection with public and private offerings of equity and debt securities, including through equity compensation plans. He also advises clients engaged in strategic transactions and on general corporate governance matters.
• Nadeea R. Zakaria is a Partner who focuses her practice on financial services matters. She has extensive experience advising registered funds, their boards and investment advisers on various regulatory, compliance and business matters. She has particular expertise with respect to business development companies and private credit funds, among other alternative strategy investment funds, as well as U.S. registered investment companies, including mutual funds and closed-end funds. She assists clients in their capital-raising efforts and in navigating complex operational and structuring issues.

Credit:
1 credit hour in California, Connecticut, Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania and Texas. If you don't see your state listed, contact the sponsor.

By:
Dechert

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July 15: A Quarter for Your Thoughts: New York Employment Law Q2 2026 Developments and Trends

Title:
A Quarter for Your Thoughts: New York Employment Law Q2 2026 Developments and Trends

Description:
Join Michael Schmidt, Janice Sued Agresti, and Jamie Ansorge as they host the latest installment in this quarterly webinar series.

In this webinar, Mike, Janice, and Jamie will discuss the most recent employment law developments attorneys need to be aware of, as well as what’s coming next in terms of legislation and proposed bills that employers should be watching.

Webinar Date+Time:

Wednesday, July 15, 2026
1–2 PM ET | 12–1 PM CT | 11 AM–Noon MT | 10–11 AM PT
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Credit:

1 credit hour in New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, Illinois, Nevada, and California; Approval Pending: Minnesota. You may be able to self‑apply for credit in some other states.

Speakers:

• Michael C. Schmidt is Vice Chair, Labor & Employment Department. He will lead discussion on recent New York employment law developments and upcoming legislative trends.
• Janice Sued Agresti is Member of Cozen O’Connor. She will provide analysis of key regulatory updates and employer compliance considerations.
• James L. Ansorge is Senior Principal, Cozen O’Connor Public Strategies. He will address political and policy developments affecting New York employers.

By:

Cozen O'Connor, established in 1970 and ranked among the top 100 law firms in America, has 750 attorneys who help clients manage risk and make better business decisions.

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July 15: What Lawyers & Doctors Want Each Other to Know About End of Life

Title:
What Lawyers & Doctors Want Each Other to Know About End of Life

Description:
This CLE will explore the benefits and pitfalls of advanced planning for end of life from a legal and medical perspective. The panel will include attorneys and a medical doctor, with expertise in preparing clients and patients for end of life. Beginning with an overview of the legal landscape in Washington around consent, capacity, and death with dignity, the panel will discuss several hypothetical scenarios to illustrate how attorneys and doctors can help close the knowledge and care gap for their mutual client/patient in end of life planning or in crisis scenarios.

Faculty:

• Carla Calogero – Reed Longyear Corwin Burnett & Calogero, PLLC, Seattle, WA.
• Erin Glass – Chuckanut Law Group, Bellingham, WA.
• Joshua Wilfong, DO – Kaiser Permanente, Bellevue, WA.

Schedule:

• 11:45 AM – Webinar Login Opens.
• 12:00 PM – Webinar Begins.
• 1:30 PM – Adjourn.

Date+Time:
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Noon–1:30 PM PT
Free Continuing Legal Education Webinar – Register Now!

Speakers:

• Carla Calogero – Reed Longyear Corwin Burnett & Calogero, PLLC, Seattle, WA.
• Erin Glass – Chuckanut Law Group, Bellingham, WA.
• Joshua Wilfong, DO – Kaiser Permanente, Bellevue, WA.

By:
Washington State Bar Association (WSBA).

Credits:
1.50 Law & Legal Procedure
Other States: Certificate of attendance provided upon request.

Cost:
Free.

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October 15: Neutral or Not?: Representing and Protecting Your Fiduciary Client at Mediation

Title:
Neutral or Not?: Representing and Protecting Your Fiduciary Client at Mediation

Date & Time:

Thursday, October 15, 2026
Noon / 11 AM / 10 AM / 9 AM (ET / CT / MT / PT)
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Speakers:

• Timothy Riley.
• James J. Brown.
• Gina Stein.

Credit:

• California: 1 Hour General MCLE Credit.
• Other States: You may be able to self-apply for credit.

Sponsor:
National Conflict Resolution Center.

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July 15: Full‑On Monet: AI in the Workplace, Legal Ethics, and Law Firm Risk Management

This presentation examines how employee and lawyer use of AI is transforming business operations, workplace practices, and (legal) service delivery. The program addresses emerging risks involving confidentiality, discrimination, supervision, accuracy, privilege, employee discipline, AI policies, and professional responsibility obligations under the ABA Model Rules. Attendees will leave with practical guidance for building AI governance systems that protect clients, employees, law firms, and businesses while allowing responsible and effective use of AI tools.

Title:
Full‑On Monet: AI in the Workplace, Legal Ethics, and Law Firm Risk Management

Date:
July 15, 2026
12:30 PM ET / 9:30 AM PT
Register now for this free Continuing Legal Education Webinar!

Speakers

• Jennie Woltz Founding Partner, Woltz & Folkinshteyn, P.C. Employment and labor‑law practitioner focused on practical, humane solutions.
• Jeffrey J. Cunningham Founding Partner & General Counsel, Cohen Cunningham DeRose Higgins Lyon LLP Defends lawyers and advises small and mid‑sized firms on ethics, liability, and risk management.
• Benjamin Folkinshteyn Founding Attorney, Woltz & Folkinshteyn, P.C. Experienced in domestic and international dispute resolution, governance litigation, and risk‑assessment counseling.

CLE Credit

This presentation is approved for one hour of Ethics CLE credit in Alabama, one hour of Ethics CLE credit in Alaska, one hour of Technology in the Practice of Law CLE credit in California, one hour of Enhanced Ethics CLE credit in Delaware, one hour of Ethics CLE credit in Hawaii, one hour of Professional Responsibility - Ethics / Civility / Professionalism / Sexual Harassment Prevention CLE credit in Illinois, one hour of Ethics CLE credit in Indiana, one hour of Legal Ethics CLE credit in Louisiana, one hour of Ethics and Professionalism CLE credit in Maine, one hour of Ethics CLE credit in Missouri, one hour of Professional Responsibility CLE credit in Nebraska, one hour of Ethics and Professional Conduct CLE credit in Nevada, one hour of Technology Training CLE credit in North Carolina, one hour of Attorney Professional Conduct CLE credit in Ohio, one hour of Ethics, Professionalism, or Substance Abuse CLE credit in Pennsylvania, one hour of Legal Ethics CLE credit in Rhode Island, one hour of Legal Ethics/Professional Responsibility CLE credit in South Carolina (all levels), one hour of Ethics CLE credit in Utah, one hour of Ethics CLE credit in Vermont, one hour of Ethics and Professional Responsibility CLE credit in Washington, and one hour of Legal Ethics, etc. CLE credit in West Virginia. This program has been approved by the Board on Continuing Legal Education of the Supreme Court of New Jersey for 1.20 hours of total CLE credit. Of these, 1.20 qualify as total hours of credit for Ethics/Professionalism. This course has been approved for Minimum Continuing Legal Education credit by the State Bar of Texas Committee on MCLE in the amount of 1.00 credit hours, of which 1.00 credit hours will apply to Legal Ethics/Professional Responsibility credit.. Some states also approve on‑demand credit. Justicia provides attendance reporting where accredited; lawyers in other jurisdictions may self‑submit certificates as permitted by local rules. 

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July 15+16: The Litigator's Lounge

Title:
The Litigator's Lounge

Date+Time:
Wednesday, July 15, 2026

And Thursday, July 16, 2026
9:00–10:15 AM PT | 10:00–11:15 AM MT | 11:00–12:15 PM CT | 12:00–1:15 PM ET
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Description:
A free, CLE/CPD‑eligible virtual summit for litigators who want to understand where AI can make them better advocates without putting ethics at risk. Join two mornings of sessions led by leading voices in the industry.

Why attend?

• Learn where AI has the biggest impact: Join sessions on high‑stakes litigation work, from motions and depositions to ethics.
• Earn free CLE/CPD credits: Get up to 4 hours of CLE/CPD credit at no cost, including ethics credit.
• See legal AI in real litigation work: Stay for optional 15‑minute Clio Work walkthroughs to see AI work on example cases.

Who is The Litigator’s Lounge for?

• Litigators without a deep Am Law 100 bench: Built for solo practitioners, boutique litigation firms, and small‑to‑midsize practices.
• Plaintiff and defense lawyers who want practical takeaways: Learn frameworks for drafting, deposition strategy, argument building, and AI adoption.
• Litigators curious about AI but not fully convinced: Get a clear‑eyed look at what AI can do, where ethical lines are, and which tools may be worth your time.

The Lounge Schedule

• Day 1: Wednesday, July 15, 2026 — Sessions on AI for litigators and persuasive filings.
• Day 2: Thursday, July 16, 2026 — Sessions on deposition strategies and ethics of AI in litigation.

Speakers:

• Kyle Bahr is AI Innovation Manager at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, providing insight into reliable AI capabilities for active litigation and evaluating legal AI tools.
• Jordan L. Couch is a Partner at Palace Law, offering guidance on structuring complaints and motions, drafting oppositions, and using AI drafting tools safely.
• Paul R. Keisel is a Partner at Kiesel Law LLP, teaching deposition strategies, handling evasive witnesses, and using AI to analyze transcripts and build outlines.
• Greg Siskind is an attorney at Siskind Susser, PC and Founder of Visalaw.ai, explaining privilege risks, confidentiality obligations, and responsible AI usage policies.

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.

Sponsor:
Clio

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October 14: Social Media – Discovery, Ethics, Evidence & Sanctions

Title:
Social Media – Discovery, Ethics, Evidence & Sanctions

Description:
We’ll review the pervasive world of social media providing counsel with focused information on its integral presence in the practice of law from an ethical, discovery, evidentiary and practice perspective. Technology advancements have created many grey areas in terms of reasonable expectations of privacy and have blurred the lines of public and private identities. Ethical considerations and requirements, as well as new case precedents, mistrials and sanctions are popping up daily throughout the country due to the misuse and lack of understanding of the affect social media now has in the work environment and practice of law. Class participants will be armed with specific techniques and tools to identify and collect evidence from social media sources. The presentation qualifies for 1 hour of Ethics MCLE credit.

In this webinar, we will review:

• What is social based media?.
• Why is social based media important to attorneys?.
• How social media can cost you: public pitfalls and poor judgement.
• What should you be considering ethically?.
• Online research tools and resources.
• Ways to consider and capture social media evidence.
• Considerations when developing social media policies.
• Jurors, social media, judges and mistrials.

This seminar is in high-demand and the number of seats is limited. Register and reserve your seat today!.

Date+Time Of Webinar:

Wednesday, October 14, 2026
2 PM ET | 1 PM CT | Noon MT | 11 AM PT

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Credits:

1 Ethics CLE credit hour in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin. In other jurisdictions, you might self-apply for credit.

Speaker:

• Mike Murray, Presenter.

By:

By Veritext.

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July 14: The Evolving Landscape of Third-Party Liability in Sexual Abuse & Trafficking Litigation

Title:
The Evolving Landscape of Third-Party Liability in Sexual Abuse & Trafficking Litigation
Date And Time:
Tuesday, July 14, 2026
1–2 PM ET | 12–1 PM CT | 11 AM–Noon MT | 10–11 AM PT
Register Now for this free Continuing Legal Education Webinar!
Speakers:

• Meredith Drukker Stratigopoulos, Esq., Guerra LLP.
• JoDee Neil, Esq., Neil Now Legal, PLLC.

CLE Credit:
Registration comes with CLE credit in one state and will be available in California, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Texas (pending). You may be able to self-apply in other states.
By:
Perrin Conferences.

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July 13: Commonwealth v. Derek Lee: Next Steps for Felony Murder Sentencing

Title:
Commonwealth v. Derek Lee: Next Steps for Felony Murder Sentencing

Date+Time:
Monday, July 13, 2026
9:30 AM–3:30 PM ET | 8:30 AM–2:30 PM CT | 7:30 AM–1:30 PM MT | 6:30 AM–12:30 PM PT
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Description:
On March 26, 2026, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued a historic decision striking down mandatory life without parole sentences for the crime of felony murder under article 1, section 13 of the state Constitution, which prohibits cruel punishments. Although the constitutional right against cruel punishments has been in the state constitution since 1790, this was the first time that the Court has given it any independent, enforceable meaning.

With more than 1,000 people currently serving mandatory life without parole sentences for felony murder in Pennsylvania, the Lee decision raises profound opportunities and challenges in ensuring that it is given the widest possible effect.

This CLE program will provide attorneys with critical information on the origins of the Lee case, its holdings and rationales, implications for client representation, retroactive relief, and mitigation strategies for sentencing proceedings and parole review.

This historic moment will provide opportunities for lawyers across the profession to become involved, including providing pro bono representation to individual clients who are eligible for new sentences and pro bono support to public interest organizations leading the work.

This program will be simulcast as a webinar.

Speakers:

• Cynthia R. Beyea is a Partner who will discuss the origins of the Lee case, its holdings and rationales, and implications for client representation.
• Clay Douglas is a Partner offering guidance on retroactive relief, mitigation strategies and structural considerations following the Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s decision.
• Nadeea R. Zakaria is a Partner addressing sentencing proceedings, parole review and opportunities for pro bono involvement in cases affected by the Lee ruling.

Credit:
1 credit hour in Pennsylvania. If you don't see your state listed in the registration form, contact the sponsor.

By:
Dechert

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