Marijuana Law: Federal vs. State Legislation in the Representation of Clients...
Attorneys can expect to hear an update of federal versus state legislation in the representation of clients accused of illegally transporting, manufacturing and using marijuana, and clients using...
View ArticleConstruction Drawings 101 for Attorneys: What to Look for and How to Search...
The participants will learn how to take a set of construction drawings and how to find the information that they need. No prior experience is necessary. Attendees will learn where to look and what to...
View ArticleEthical Billing Made Simple: Tips to Use & Traps to Avoid for Client Trust...
Handling fees, retainers, and trust accounts is not only essential to running a successful practice, but is also one of the lifelines on which practices thrive or flounder. As part of a successful...
View ArticleDog Law 101 [2018 Edition]
This course covers common companion animal cases in the administrative and civil courts, including: animal custody disputes (divorce and replevin); animal bites; fraud; housing disputes; negligent and...
View ArticleUber, Lyft and Liability: Handling Rideshare Injury Cases [2019 Edition]
In this practical webinar, you will learn about the ever-developing areas of ride-sharing litigation. As the technology behind these companies continues to advance, so does the litigation that...
View ArticleInsurance Agent Negligence [2019 Edition]
This presentation will discuss the roles of agents and brokers in the selection of insurance coverage, the duties of agents and brokers in that process, and causes of action against agents and brokers....
View ArticleTax in Divorce: New Rules Under the TCJA
Becoming increasingly more familiar with the specific changes that may impact resolution in family law matters including maintenance and child support. Be prepared to proactively address the challenges...
View ArticleGun Rights Restoration: A Federal & State Review
When a client has been convicted of a felony, or certain misdemeanors, then they are generally prohibited under both federal and state law from purchasing, possessing, or transporting firearms. Under...
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