A one-year unlimited subscription to programs in the General Catalog of the CLE On-Demand library. This cost-effective annual subscription provides access to hundreds of hours of programming, with new classes added each month covering a broad range of practice areas and emerging topics.

Criminal defense attorneys face complex challenges at every stage of trial—from jury selection and evidentiary disputes to closing arguments. This program, designed for public defenders and criminal defense counsel, provides practical guidance rooted in the Trial Manual for the Defense of Criminal Cases to help sharpen your advocacy and elevate your courtroom practice. Whether you represent adults or youth, this session offers timely strategies and real-world insights to support effective, ethical, and client-centered defense.

Whether you’re a seasoned attorney seeking to expand your book of business or a new practitioner building from the ground up, this webcast delivers the real-world strategies and ethical grounding you need to confidently and consistently generate business. In just one hour, this dynamic webcast will demystify the art of rainmaking and give you the tools to build authentic connections, grow a sustainable practice, and stay aligned with your professional values.

As mobile devices and messaging platforms increasingly dominate modern communication, legal professionals must navigate a growing—and rapidly evolving—landscape of mobile data in litigation. From preserving text messages and chat logs to collecting deleted app data and understanding what wireless carriers can (and cannot) provide, this program offers a vital primer on the legal and technical foundations of mobile e-discovery. Whether you're new to mobile data challenges or looking to refresh your understanding of the latest trends and case law, this session delivers practical insights, real-world scenarios, and actionable strategies to help you comply with legal obligations and mitigate risk.

In 2024, we saw a notable increase in wage and hour litigation. With 8,871 federal filings, an 80% plaintiff success rate on conditional certification motions, over $614 million in settlements, and aggressive state-level enforcement efforts— most practitioners are preparing themselves for a busy 2025 year-end. Now, more than ever, employment practitioners must stay abreast of enforcement priorities, collective and class action trends, and other emerging issues to minimize wage and hour litigation exposure and prevent employer overreach. Register for this webcast and get a fast-paced 60-minute review of key wage and hour developments affecting employers and employment counsel alike.

Like many professionals, lawyers are on the move. Whether in search of better work-life balance (such as scheduling flexibility or working remotely), higher compensation, or to switch between private practice, in-house, or a government position. When changing jobs, client confidentiality, conflicts, communication, and diligence all must be considered – by the lawyer who is contemplating changing jobs and by both the current firm or employer, as well as the firm, government agency, or company they are joining. The proper handling of files, fees, and the exchange of confidential client information for purposes of conflict checking must also be addressed. And then there are the clients: When must they be told so that they make informed decisions about whether to remain with one firm, move to the other, or select entirely different counsel? Additional unique issues may arise when lawyers move to a different jurisdiction, join or leave government employment, and for judicial officers and other neutrals considering job changes. This webcast covers the key ethical and contractual issues faced by lawyers who are considering changing jobs, as well as the issues facing their current and prospective employers.

Unexpected global events, shifting economic policies, and volatile trade conditions, such as the imposition of tariffs, can derail even the most carefully negotiated commercial contracts. This program will provide practical guidance for navigating contract disputes caused by unforeseen disruptions, with a focus on the remedies available under UCC Article 2 and strategies for drafting clauses that anticipate impossibility, impracticability, or frustration of purpose.

As the new administration takes shape, businesses and legal professionals are facing shifting regulatory priorities, evolving enforcement trends, and emerging compliance challenges. This webcast brings together experts from enforcement, financial services, and the judiciary to explore the current compliance landscape. Our panel discuss the key developments in risk management, government oversight, and corporate accountability, offering critical insights into how regulatory agencies are approaching compliance and enforcement in 2025. Registrants will gain valuable perspectives on potential policy shifts that could significantly impact both businesses and legal practitioners.

As artificial intelligence (AI) technologies continue to evolve, their integration into legal practice presents both exciting opportunities and complex ethical challenges. This session will examine the rapidly evolving intersection of artificial intelligence and legal practice, providing attendees with essential insights into how these technologies are reshaping professional responsibilities and opportunities.

On our nation’s birthday the sweeping budget reconciliation bill – unofficially referred to as the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA) - was signed into law extending 2017 TCJA tax breaks and delivering on some presidential campaign promises. The OBBBA will significantly change the federal tax landscape, and will have far-reaching implications for businesses and investors, preventing the expiration of the reduced individual rates from TCJA. This webinar will focus on the provisions impacting pass-through and startup businesses, and how they can impact tax planning. Register for this fast-tracked CLE webcast and get a better understanding of the bill’s more important impacts on deductions, credits, and reporting elements so that your clients achieve the fullest OBBBA benefits, while minimizing tax liabilities!