Everyone knows that law students don’t just graduate and seamlessly become attorneys – they require mentoring, training, and continuing legal education, especially in a profession that is still learning how to incorporate technology and better business practices.

Luckily for newly admitted attorneys in New York and New Jersey – and all attorneys who enjoy great live CLE – the first of Lawline’s 2019 Bridge the Gap events debuts on Sunday, February 24. Focused on building skills and understanding ethics in the modern era, the event is jam-packed with engaging and important issues to help attorneys onboard new practice techniques, such as:

• Tackling the Deposition: The Skills You Need to Control the Room
• Skills for Telling Your Client’s Story in a Catastrophic Personal Injury Case
• Seeing is Believing: Arbitration, Mediation and Trial in the Visual Age
• Negotiation Skills in Family Practice
• Ethical Guidelines for Client Communication: The 10 Times You Must Communicate With Your Clients
• Ethical Considerations In Legal Malpractice Claims

These programs fulfill the entire New York Newly Admitted live CLE requirement, including six (6) skills credits and three (3) ethics credits, as well as nine (9) of the twelve (12) live credits required for all New Jersey attorneys.

Space is limited, so register now to learn valuable skills and ethics for the legal profession in the 21st century.