Live Webinars

Course Description:
This Comedian of Law classic been updated with new material to keep you laughing as you learn. Join us for a comprehensive de-briefing of the law. Starting with ethics, we review the crazy predicaments some ethically-challenged attorneys have found themselves. Next, we will explore the Model Rules through the eyes of Hollywood. From Hollywood, it’s not a long journey to our legal rock stars – the Nine! The Supreme Court, aka, the Real League of Justice, has been busy exerting their super hero legal powers. We will review recent landmark Supreme Court cases, tackling the biggest issues like religious rights (Fulton v. City of Philadelphia), the death of Obamacare (California v. Texas), the free speech of cursing teenagers (Mahanoy Area School District), and more! Finally, we will take a countdown of the Top 10 Wacky cases, including the latest legal headlines like #FreeBritney, Bill Cosby's release, the Door Dash lawyer, and a spaghetti noodle assault. You might be surprised what you will learn about legal strategy from these headline cases.

Accreditation Approved: This webinar is approved in the following states:
Arkansas, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics
Florida, for 9.5 general hours, which includes 4.0 hours of ethics
Georgia, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics, which includes 1.0 hours of professionalism
New Mexico, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics
Pennsylvania, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics
South Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics
Tennessee, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.67 hours of ethics

This webinar is pending in the following states:
North Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics
Utah for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics

*Please note this date was not submitted in time for IN approval.

Course Description:
This class takes a look at some of the most famous people and stories that have impacted the law and captured public attention for decades and even centuries. The course will cover the separation of church and state through the trials of Jesus and Galileo, review the right to a fair trial through the Lincoln conspiracy story, and explore how an obscene comedian paved the way for freer speech. By discussing the stories of American heroes and renowned public interest cases, we will learn from fascinating scenarios with practical application! We review the trial strategies, the issues involved, the outcomes, and how those cases can make you a better lawyer today.

Accreditation Approved: This webinar is approved in the following states:
ArkansasIndiana, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
Florida, for 9.5 general hours, which includes 3.0 hours of ethics
Georgia, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
New Mexico, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
Pennsylvania, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
South Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
Tennessee, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics

This webinar is pending in the following states:
North Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
Utah, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics

*Please note this date was not submitted in time for IN approval.

Course Description:
John Cleese of Monty Python fame said, “He who laughs most learns best.” This applies equally to CLE and to persuading others in court. Learn practical tips that will make you more effective, efficient, and persuasive in court. We will hit the best deposition practices, ethical pitfalls in litigation, cross examining like Vinny Gambini, and how to avoid the dreaded bench slap.

Accreditation Approved: This webinar is approved in the following states:
Arkansas, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Florida, for 9.5 general hours, which includes 2.5 hours of ethics
Georgia, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Indiana, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
New Mexico, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Pennsylvania, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
South Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Tennessee, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics

This webinar is pending in the following states:
North Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Utah, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics

Course Description:
Learn from the legendary cases that shaped our legal system. This class will remind the lawyer about the true essence of being an attorney. We go back in time to review the most significant, precedent-setting, cultural-impacting cases over the last several millennia. From Socrates to the Scopes Monkey trials to O.J. Simpson, we look at the trial strategies, the issues involved, the outcomes, and how those cases can make you a better lawyer today.

Accreditation Approved: This webinar is approved in the following states:
Arkansas, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Florida, for 9.5 general hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Georgia, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Indiana, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
New Mexico, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Pennsylvania, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
South Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Tennessee, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics

This webinar is pending in the following states:
North Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Utah, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics

Course Description:
This Comedian of Law classic been updated with new material to keep you laughing as you learn. Join us for a comprehensive de-briefing of the law. Starting with ethics, we review the crazy predicaments some ethically-challenged attorneys have found themselves. Next, we will explore the Model Rules through the eyes of Hollywood. From Hollywood, it’s not a long journey to our legal rock stars – the Nine! The Supreme Court, aka, the Real League of Justice, has been busy exerting their super hero legal powers. We will review recent landmark Supreme Court cases, tackling the biggest issues like religious rights (Fulton v. City of Philadelphia), the death of Obamacare (California v. Texas), the free speech of cursing teenagers (Mahanoy Area School District), and more! Finally, we will take a countdown of the Top 10 Wacky cases, including the latest legal headlines like #FreeBritney, Bill Cosby's release, the Door Dash lawyer, and a spaghetti noodle assault. You might be surprised what you will learn about legal strategy from these headline cases.

Accreditation Approved: This webinar is approved in the following states:
Arkansas, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics
Florida, for 9.5 general hours, which includes 4.0 hours of ethics
Georgia, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics, which includes 1.0 hours of professionalism
Indiana, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.3 hours of ethics
New Mexico, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics
Pennsylvania, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics
South Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics
Tennessee, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.67 hours of ethics

This webinar is pending in the following states:
North Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics
Utah, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics

Course Description:
This class takes a look at some of the most famous people and stories that have impacted the law and captured public attention for decades and even centuries. The course will cover the separation of church and state through the trials of Jesus and Galileo, review the right to a fair trial through the Lincoln conspiracy story, and explore how an obscene comedian paved the way for freer speech. By discussing the stories of American heroes and renowned public interest cases, we will learn from fascinating scenarios with practical application! We review the trial strategies, the issues involved, the outcomes, and how those cases can make you a better lawyer today.

Accreditation Approved: This webinar is approved in the following states:
Arkansas, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
Florida, for 9.5 general hours, which includes 3.0 hours of ethics
Georgia, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
Indiana, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
New Mexico, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
Pennsylvania, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
South Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
Tennessee, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics

This webinar is pending in the following states:
North Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
Utah, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics

Course Description:
This Comedian of Law classic been updated with new material to keep you laughing as you learn. Join us for a comprehensive de-briefing of the law. Starting with ethics, we review the crazy predicaments some ethically-challenged attorneys have found themselves. Next, we will explore the Model Rules through the eyes of Hollywood. From Hollywood, it’s not a long journey to our legal rock stars – the Nine! The Supreme Court, aka, the Real League of Justice, has been busy exerting their super hero legal powers. We will review recent landmark Supreme Court cases, tackling the biggest issues like religious rights (Fulton v. City of Philadelphia), the death of Obamacare (California v. Texas), the free speech of cursing teenagers (Mahanoy Area School District), and more! Finally, we will take a countdown of the Top 10 Wacky cases, including the latest legal headlines like #FreeBritney, Bill Cosby's release, the Door Dash lawyer, and a spaghetti noodle assault. You might be surprised what you will learn about legal strategy from these headline cases.

Accreditation Approved: This webinar is approved in the following states:
Arkansas, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics
Florida, for 9.5 general hours, which includes 4.0 hours of ethics
Georgia, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics, which includes 1.0 hours of professionalism
Indiana, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.3 hours of ethics
New Mexico, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics
Pennsylvania, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics
South Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics
Tennessee, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.67 hours of ethics

This webinar is pending in the following states:
North Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics
Utah, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 3.5 hours of ethics

Course Description:
Learn from the legendary cases that shaped our legal system. This class will remind the lawyer about the true essence of being an attorney. We go back in time to review the most significant, precedent-setting, cultural-impacting cases over the last several millennia. From Socrates to the Scopes Monkey trials to O.J. Simpson, we look at the trial strategies, the issues involved, the outcomes, and how those cases can make you a better lawyer today.

Accreditation Approved: This webinar is approved in the following states:
Arkansas, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Florida, for 9.5 general hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Georgia, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Indiana, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
New Mexico, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Pennsylvania, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
South Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Tennessee, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics

This webinar is pending in the following states:
North Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Utah, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics

Course Description:
John Cleese of Monty Python fame said, “He who laughs most learns best.” This applies equally to CLE and to persuading others in court. Learn practical tips that will make you more effective, efficient, and persuasive in court. We will hit the best deposition practices, ethical pitfalls in litigation, cross examining like Vinny Gambini, and how to avoid the dreaded bench slap.

Accreditation Approved: This webinar is approved in the following states:
Arkansas, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Florida, for 9.5 general hours, which includes 2.5 hours of ethics
Georgia, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Indiana, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
New Mexico, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Pennsylvania, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
South Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Tennessee, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics

This webinar is pending in the following states:
North Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics
Utah, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 2.0 hours of ethics

Course Description:
This class takes a look at some of the most famous people and stories that have impacted the law and captured public attention for decades and even centuries. The course will cover the separation of church and state through the trials of Jesus and Galileo, review the right to a fair trial through the Lincoln conspiracy story, and explore how an obscene comedian paved the way for freer speech. By discussing the stories of American heroes and renowned public interest cases, we will learn from fascinating scenarios with practical application! We review the trial strategies, the issues involved, the outcomes, and how those cases can make you a better lawyer today.

Accreditation Approved: This webinar is approved in the following states:
Arkansas, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
Florida, for 9.5 general hours, which includes 3.0 hours of ethics
Georgia, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
Indiana, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
New Mexico, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
Pennsylvania, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
South Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
Tennessee, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics

This webinar is pending in the following states:
North Carolina, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics
Utah, for 8.0 total hours, which includes 1.5 hours of ethics