ODW22C33 – Social Media and Paralegals – Ethical Pitfalls

This On-Demand Webinar will cover how to properly use social media without crossing ethical boundaries.

ODW2203 – Ethical Use of Social Media by Legal Professionals

This webinar is designed to help you understand your ethical obligations and spot potential issues to avoid inadvertent violations.

ODW2309 – Necessary Ethics in Corporate America

This course explores ethical business management as it relates to the values, policies, and activities of corporate America. The theories corporations implement have an impact on our communities, our American consciousness, and our country.

ODW2318 – The Ethics of AI

This session reviews the standards for the implementation of AI, including practical considerations regarding security and accurate use.

ODW2320 – Legal Considerations for ChatGPT Used in Law Firms

This webinar focuses on how ChatGPT can be used and the consequences to avoid ethical issues as well as ethical considerations for legal professionals in adopting generative AI.

ODW2350 – Ethics of Online Notarization

Get answers to your legal questions about online notarization.

ODW2365 – Ethics of Today’s Paralegal

Paralegals, it is important for you to understand your role and responsibilities so you can set boundaries. Use this course as a resource to better understand your responsibilities and how to uphold ethical standards.

ODW2405 – An Innovative Exploration of Legal Ethics

Do you want to enhance your understanding of legal ethics? Examine real-world case studies to refine your ethical decision-making skills.

ODW2407 – Why You Should Always Perform a Conflict Check

In your role as a paralegal, it is crucial to check for conflicting interests with every potential client before an attorney engages extensively with them. Examine the importance of being well-versed in this process.

ODW2417 – Ethical Billing Considerations for Paralegals

Discover strategies for billing your time to avoid it being reduced or written off. Review cases related to paralegal fees and relevant NALA Code of Ethics and American Bar Association Model Rules of Professional Conduct.