This session covers strategies for reviewing electronic medical records (EMRs) and other electronically stored information (ESI) efficiently to identify key information.
This session explores the beliefs, tactics, and legal language of the sovereign citizen movement, offering strategies for effectively countering their claims in legal proceedings.
This session covers the history of domestic violence, protections for victims, applying for a restraining order, and barriers when working with survivors, highlighting the paralegal’s role and the importance of a trauma-informed approach.
This session examines the differences between domestic violence restraining orders, U-Visas, and T-Visas, covering eligibility, barriers, and trauma-informed principles for assisting survivors, including those from other countries.
This session will revisit profound legal and operational changes introduced in 2025 and analyze their impact in 2026. Attendees will gain insights into how companies have responded, where compliances have succeeded or failed, and potential risks.
Part 2 of this series is an interactive lab where participants design Community Justice Worker or Allied Legal Professional programs, focusing on scope, credentialing, supervision, and ethical, equity-driven approaches to expand access to legal help.
This session examines how anti-SLAPP statutes can reshape civil litigation, alter plaintiffs’ procedural rights, and challenge courts to balance efficiency, fairness, and constitutional protections.
This session explores how to use OneNote as a digital trial notebook for organizing case materials, collaborating in real time, and creating an experience that meets your needs.
Part 1 of this series explores how Allied Legal Professionals (ALPs) and Community Justice Workers are expanding access to justice through innovative reforms and community-based models nationwide.