Presenting six course packages tailored to your CLE requirements and practice.
Each Package consists of Video Presentations and text materials from the “Big Black Book” you may view at your convenience.
Our program will keep track of your progress.
You may stop and start at any time.
As soon as you finish the videos, and submit the short quiz, we submit your CLE credit.
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15 Hours of CLE.
The COMPLETE VIDEO PRESENTATION of our Live Seminar.
Topics include: Domestic Relations, Commercial Law, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Evidence, Ethics and Professionalism, Torts, Contracts, Business Organizations, Civil Procedure, Estates, Intellectual Property, Environmental Law, Bankruptcy, Civil Rights, and more.
12 Hours of CLE.
The COMPLETE VIDEO PRESENTATION of our Live Seminar without the Ethics portion..
Topics include: Domestic Relations, Commercial Law, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Evidence, Torts, Contracts, Business Organizations, Civil Procedure, Estates, Intellectual Property, Environmental Law, Bankruptcy, Civil Rights, and more.
3 Hours of ETHICS or GENERAL CLE.
2023 Ethics Update
A two-hour review of Tennessee and national developments, decided cases, and ethics opinions in legal ethics and lawyering, including every public Tennessee lawyer disciplinary sanction.
Special Ethics Program
A one-hour discussion of Lawyer Cybersecurity. Protecting yourself and your clients in the digital age.
4.75 Hours of CLE.
Topics include: Domestic Relations, Conflicts, Juvenile and Education Law, Torts, Workers’ Compensation, Insurance, Civil Procedure, ADR, Estates, Conservatorships and Trusts, and Taxation.
2.5 Hours of CLE.
Topics include: Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, and Evidence
4.75 Hours of CLE.
Topics include: Commercial Law, Contracts, Business Organizations, Agency, Government Law, Intellectual Property, Trade Regulation and Consumer Law, Property, Environmental Law, Bankruptcy, Constitutional Law, Civil Rights, Employment Law, Securities Law, and ERISA.
