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What California Attorneys Watch Before Their Deadline

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Dec. 31 may be New Year’s Eve, but Jan. 31 is the end of the CLE year for California attorneys. What are lawyers in the Golden State watching during this CLE season?

  1. Avoiding Ethical Violations and Malpractice Suits: Every attorney’s greatest fear is a letter from State Bar or notice of a malpractice suit. This course will help both new and experienced attorneys stay ethical and avoid the dreaded attorney discipline.
  2. Credit and Credit Reports: Practical Information for Attorneys: This practical and engaging program will walk you through the federal laws on credit and credit reporting, including credit repair.
  3. Don’t Give Up Five Minutes Before the Miracle: Seasonal depression got you down? Don’t reach for the bottle! Learn how to identify ethical issues that can arise when attorneys are impaired by mental health issues and substance abuse.
  4. Gamblification: The Legal Status of Gambling Mechanics In Interactive Entertainment: Gaming and gambling are made for each other, but what’s the legal perspective? This program will teach you the laws and regulations governing this cutting-edge use of technology.
  5. Legal Ethics & State Marijuana Laws: Smoke on the water, or smoke in the office? The tensions between state and federal marijuana laws can create headaches for attorneys, but this program will help you keep up!
  6. Part I: Philosophy of a Business’ Legal Counselor (Or, What I Wish I’d Learned in Law School): “I wish I knew less about business,” said no lawyer ever. Get practical lessons and best practices for advising your business clients, from intake through issue-spotting.
  7. Steps to Eliminate Bias in the Legal Profession: California is the most diverse state in the continental United States, but the legal profession hasn’t caught up. Get practical tips on breaking through bias and advice for implementing this in your practice.
  8. Winning the Tough Case by Embracing the Negative: If every case were open and shut, we wouldn’t need lawyers. Learn how to give the negative aspects of your case a positive spin in the courtroom.

Don’t forget to check out our upcoming programs on California real estate, litigation and business law!

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