The third course in CLEBC's Family Law Mediation curriculum, this course will give you a better understanding of family dynamics and power in mediation.
April 7, 2022 - April 8, 2022. The fourth and final course in CLEBC's Family Law Mediation curriculum, this course will focus on issues such as bias and impartiality, ethical issues in mediation, high conflict personalities, culture, co-mediation, and multi-party disputes. Find out more ».
This two-day course provides you with the entry-level training for general civil mediation. You will become familiar with the basics of mediation in a coached, practical setting.
This focused course features four panelists who will each present fact patterns. You will have the opportunity to engage with the fact patterns by answering poll questions and discussing the ethical issues with the panelists and other attendees.
In every case, no matter the area of law, litigators attack—skillfully or otherwise—the credibility of their opponent's evidence: a fact-witness's observations; an expert's opinion, a document, and/or real evidence.
With the Delaware 12-Credit Bundle, you can complete twelve (12) CLE credit hours, including two (2) hours of Enhanced Ethics. All courses in this Delaware Bundle are approved by the Delaware Commission on Continuing Legal Education.
The D elaware 24-Credit Compliance Bundle contains twenty-four (24) credit hours, including four (4) hours in Enhanced Ethics required by the Commission of CLE of the Supreme Court of Delaware.
NACLE reports each month's credits on the 25th of each month to the MCLE Board for tracking and auditing purposes. The Certificate of Completion issued by National Academy may be used to verify attendance. Up to 10 hours, including professional responsibility hours may be carried over to the next reporting period.
30 credit hours every 2 years of which 6 hours must be in area of Professional Responsibility and of those 6 PR hours, one hour of Diversity & Inclusion and one hour of Mental Health & Substance abuse. All credit hours can be satisfied through NACLE.
National Academy of Continuing Legal Education is an Accredited CLE Provider in Illinois. The MCLE Board of the Supreme Court of Illino is maintains an Accredited Provider directory on their website.
This course explores the political and social effects that the involvement of world powers has had on domestic and foreign conflicts. Examine philosophical and political theories of war, ethics and social justice to understand how these events have changed the course of history.
This course is for anyone fascinated by children’s books and understands the crucial role adults play in introducing children to the world of literature. Analyze artists and their illustrations, and discuss issues surrounding children’s literature. Course assignments include selecting, reading and evaluating children’s books – a great opportunity for students with young children or grandchildren.
Enter the general education curriculum. It was developed to give students a well-rounded, working knowledge in a variety of disciplines. These courses (unrelated to your concentration) will help you develop skills necessary to succeed in any environment, like critical thinking, problem solving, communication and more. In reality, to advance your career, you need an integrative knowledge of multiple things. Not just your area of study.
Throughout the course, learn about game theory through the field’s greatest minds, including John von Neumann, John Nash and Kenneth Arrow.
Almost every college or university has specific program requirements you must complete to earn your degree. But many students question why they have to take these classes at all if their area of study is in a completely unrelated field.
CLE Center is a division of ALM and CLE programs are accredited through Colorado Supreme Court Board of Continuing Legal & Judicial Education. Which includes courses in Ethics/Professionalism. Our programs are built on a variety of topics tailored to multiple practice areas.
The Colorado Supreme Court Board of Continuing Legal & Judicial Education allows attorneys to take all forty-five (45) required CLE hours online, including the seven (7) required hours in ethics.
The Colorado Bundle contains forty-five (45) credit hours and allows you to select the courses you take from our Colorado course catalog including the seven (7) required hours in Ethics.
Continuing Legal Education Online Courses with MCLEZ are for Illinois attorneys who want to make the most of their time and money. Easily earn Illinois CLE credit through courses which have been produced in a variety of legal subjects that matter to you.
What is "The Cloud"? Who runs it? Where is it? Will it go away? Where is all my information? Is it worth using? These questions and more are discussed in this program which helps attorneys learn about this major development in law technology and also meet ethical obligations to remain knowledgeable in this area, as stated by the ABA.
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This course explores the political and social effects that the involvement of world powers has had on domestic and foreign conflicts. Examine philosophical and political theories of war, ethics and social justice to understand how these events have changed the course of history.
This course is for anyone fascinated by children’s books and understands the crucial role adults play in introducing children to the world of literature. Analyze artists and their illustrations, and discuss issues surrounding children’s literature. Course assignments include selecting, reading and evaluating children’s books – a great opportunity for students with young children or grandchildren.
Enter the general education curriculum. It was developed to give students a well-rounded, working knowledge in a variety of disciplines. These courses (unrelated to your concentration) will help you develop skills necessary to succeed in any environment, like critical thinking, problem solving, communication and more. In reality, to advance your career, you need an integrative knowledge of multiple things. Not just your area of study.
Throughout the course, learn about game theory through the field’s greatest minds, including John von Neumann, John Nash and Kenneth Arrow.
Almost every college or university has specific program requirements you must complete to earn your degree. But many students question why they have to take these classes at all if their area of study is in a completely unrelated field.