- Statistics
- Warning Signs at the Firm
- What is Stress
- Distress
- Dealing with Stress
- Trauma
- Types and Effects of Trauma
- Vicarious Trauma in Legal Profession
- Enabling and Denial
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No One Makes It Out Unscathed: The Effects of Personal Trauma and Stress On Our Lives In this timely and compelling CLE program, Attorney, Brian Quinn presents, “No One Makes It Out Unscathed: The Effects of Personal Trauma and Stress On Our Lives”. Mr. Quinn begins the program with a discussion on statistics and symptoms of stress and trauma. The program continues with an overview of warning signs, and dealing with stress and trauma. Mr. Quinn then explains the effects of trauma and the vicarious trauma in the legal profession. The program concludes with challenges of enabling and denial and how lawyers can seek help. This program is for all attorneys. Agenda
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Cyber Security for Lawyers and Law Firms In this timely and compelling CLE program, attorney, Russell Jackman presents: “Cyber Security for Lawyers and Law Firms.” Mr. Jackman introduces the program going over major concerns with cyber security and explains what malware and cyber attacks are. The program continues with a discussion of who the attackers are and how they attack a law firm or lawyer's computer. The program gives an in-depth explanation of how to protect yourself and your computer. This program is for any attorney with a computer. AGENDA
- Concerns with Cyber Security
- Malware and Cyber Attacks
- Who is attacking
- Ransomware
- Hijackers and Adware
- Virus, bugs, and worms
- Anti-Virus Software
- Firewalls
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Preparing Clients for Deposition: An Investment in Performance In this timely and compelling program, attorney, Alan Fanger Presents, “Preparing Clients for Deposition: An Investment in Performance”. Mr. Fanger begins the program with an overview of deposition goals and some client myths. Attorney Fanger continues the program by, systemically, covering the types of clients and how to approach each one. The program continues with general deposition guidelines and the best way to answer deposition questions. Mr. Fanger proceeds to explain the methods of deposition preparation. The program concludes with a discussion on mediation. With Mr. Fanger’s decades of experience, this program is a must for any attorney Agenda:
- Goal of Deposition
- Client Myths
- Types of Clients and Approaches
- General Deposition Guidelines
- Answer Deposition Questions
- Methods of Deposition Preparation
- Meditation
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Avoiding #MeToo and Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
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Avoiding the $1.5 Billion Mistake: Article 9 Lessons Learned from the GM Bankruptcy In this compelling and timely CLE program Attorney, Donald Petersen, covers Article 9 implications. Mr. Petersen will discuss the importance of Article 9 and how it works. Mr. Petersen will cover, systemically, his own steps to success with regards to Article 9 issues. This program is a must listen for any attorney wishing to learn more about Article 9 AGENDA: What is Secured Transactions? UCC and Article 9 Introduction Article 9 UCC Article 9 Steps to Success Proceeds Analysis PMSI Disbursing Cash Proceeds
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Attorney Licensure and the Impaired Professional
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Oregon 45 Credit Bundle with Ethics, A/J, Child/Elder Abuse, & Mental Health - All Courses Approved in Oregon
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Oregon 45 Credit Bundle with Ethics, A/J, Child/Elder Abuse, & Mental Health - All Courses Approved in Oregon Bundle Courses Include: Preparing Clients for Deposition: An Investment in Performance (1.25 Credits) Ethics in Business Law (1.25 Ethics Credits) Athlete Agency Law (1.25 Credits) Overview of the Freedom of Information Act (2 Credits) Entity Formation 101 (1.25 Credits) Anti Money Laundering for Business Lawyers (1.25 Credits) A Lawyer's Guide to Raising Capital (1.25 Credits) Ethics Compliance for Solo Practitioners (1.25 Ethics Credits) Introduction to Non-Profit Law (1.25 Credits) Philosophy of a Business Legal Counselor (1 Credit) Information Technology for Lawyers (1.25 Credits) Criminal Mitigation: Pre-Pleas & Pre-Sentencing Strategies (1 Credit) Borderline Personality Disorder: Pre-Plea & Pre-Sentencing Mitigation Strategies (1.25 General Credits) Is That a Worker or an Employee? Questions & Answers on Worker Classification (1.25 Credits) Pre-sentence Investigation (PSI) Critique: Mitigation as Counter Strategy in Child-Pornography Cases (1.25 Credits) Business and Asset Protection (1 Credit) Intermediate Topics: Title IX (1.5 Access to Justice Credits) A Lawyer’s Guide to Ethics and Ethical Networking in a Virtual World (2 Ethics Credits) Complex Trauma in Criminal Mitigation Cases: How Abuse and Neglect Cause Abnormal Development (1.25 Credits) Domestic violence as intimate terrorism: mitigation for criminal defense lawyers (1.25 Credits)
The Burned Out Lawyer- Recognition and Prevention Strategies (1.25 Credits)
No One Makes It Out Unscathed: The Effects of Personal Trauma and Stress On Our Lives (1 Credit) Gambling Addiction for Lawyers (1 Substance Abuse Credit) Attorney’s Guide to Online Defamation & Website Removal (1 Credit) The Federal False Claims Act: Enforcement and Recent Updates (1.25 Credits) Cultural Competence: Recognizing Implicit Bias (1 Access to Justice Credit) Leveling the Playing Field: The Elimination of Bias in the Legal Profession (1 Access to Justice Credit) Benefiting from New Markets Tax Credits (1 Credit) The Art and Science of Hourly Billing (1 Ethics Credit) Ethically Keeping Your Client's Trust Even When Things Go Wrong (1 Ethics Credit) Cannabis Law (1 credit) Evidence 101 (1.5 Credits) Talc Litigation: A Primer (1 Credit) Talc Litigation: Cross-examination of a Lung Cancer Plaintiff (1.25 Credits) Banking for the Non-Banking Attorney (1.5 Credits) Copyright for Artists (1.5 Credits)Child and Elder Abuse Reporting (1 Abuse Reporting Credit)
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Kentucky 12 Credit Bundle with Ethics All courses approved in Kentucky. Esquire CLE’s Sponsor No. 7532
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Virginia CLE Bundle – All Courses Approved by the Virginia State Bar Courses Include: Anatomy of a Civil Tax Controversy (1.5 Credits) Overview of the Freedom of Information Act (2 Credits) Cross Examination Made Simple (1.5 Credits) Direct Examination: Making the Witness Look Good (1 Credit) Order in the Court: Ethical Interaction With Judges (1 Ethics Credit)
The Ethics of Listening to Clients (1 Ethics Credit)
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Cultural Competence: Recognizing Implicit Bias Successful legal practice requires positive working relationships within an environment of cooperation and respect. Professionalism prompts productivity, which creates profit. This program seeks to enhance your ability to achieve and maintain a thriving, productive, inclusive workplace of equal opportunity through a lively discussion of how to detect and address implicit bias, increase diversity, and enhance cultural competence. This program will focus on how to recognize implicit bias through some of the more common perceptible red flags flown by employees harboring biased views or discriminatory intent. By discussing what to look for, and where and when to look, this program will enhance the ability of managers and supervisors to spot problem employees sooner rather than later. Focusing on education and inclusion will reduce workplace harassment, bullying, and discrimination, boost morale, and help employers avoid legal liability. Addressing issues of implicit bias will help employers to maintain a workplace that is both culturally diverse and culturally sensitive, to promote a sense of inclusion and comfort for all employees.