This session explores the kinds of discovery that Title IX cases encompass, where that discovery may properly be sought, the need for discovery from non-parties, and more.
This session compares and contrasts ethical use of technology in the law firm with the duty of competency required by more than half the states in the country.
Learn the fundamentals of collection law in this basic to intermediate level course which will discuss the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, what you should be doing before you obtain a judgment, and more.
During this seminar, we examine ethical issues that can arise with the use of technology such as email, mobile devices, and the cloud. Best practices for digital security, as well as recognizing and addressing common security threats, are discussed.
This program explores perhaps the most important legal doctrine all lawyers should understand -- the attorney client privilege. The program addresses the separate but related work product doctrine protection.
This course covers best practices for doing the digging that is required for a successful and thoughtful transactional practice, and for responding from the seller’s side to requests for documentation and information.
This on-demand webinar is an introduction to the way in which jury consultants work side-by-side with trial teams to conduct focus groups, shadow juries, witness preparation, social media profiling, and post-trial interviews.
This presentation uses case studies to illustrate how legal professionals have used these tools to improve their work outcomes, reduce expenses, and free up time to focus on their highest value work.