ODWA21C10 – A Look Inside Crime Scene Investigation

This on-demand webinar helps paralegals understand what they should know about crime scene investigation.

ODWA21C30 – Legal Immigration Needs – What You Should Know

This on-demand webinar includes providing an overview of specific areas of U.S. law and policy related to immigration; discussing ways to recognize the parameters and extent of the problem; and identifying ways to assist people at the border.

ODWA21C41 – Using Agile/Scrum for Case Planning

This on-demand webinar covers a brief overview of the traditional project management life cycle (waterfall) juxtaposed against an in-depth look at the Scrum framework.

ODWA21C40 – Understanding Police Investigations

In this on-demand webinar, Mr. Jurkofsky helps paralegals understand how an officer investigates an incident, and what goes into writing a police incident report.

ODWA21C24 – Effective Allyship

This on-demand webinar covers allyship, the lifelong process of building relationships based on trust, consistency, and accountability with individuals and groups of people. Learn how to be an effective ally and stand by communities to support them.

ODWA21C25 – How to Write Appellate Briefs

This on-demand webinar is a walkthrough of how to prepare an appellate brief. The focus is primarily federal appellate briefs, but the course provides helpful information that applies equally to state appeals.

ODWA21C26 – Insurance Law – Duties of the Insurer

This on-demand webinar reviews the four insurer duties: defend, indemnify, investigate, and settle.

ODWA21C27 – Internet Law – Communications Decency Act

This on-demand webinar covers the basic immunities provided to interactive computer service providers under the Communications Decency Act of 1996.

ODWA21C28 – Internet Law – Enforcing Online Contracts

This on-demand webinar identifies the key issues Courts address in determining whether to enforce an online contract.

ODWA21C29 – Justice and the Fifth Amendment

This On-demand webinar explores whether the Fifth Amendment prohibits justice from being served.