Forensic document examiners are often retained to determine whether a document has been altered. This presentation offers an overview to attorneys to different types of alterations encountered by document...
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CA1.25 |
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This seminar introduces the legal professional to methods for interviewing a prospective document examiner, or other prospective expert witness. You will learn how to properly vet your prospective expert.
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CA1.00 |
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Working with witnesses presents a minefield of potential ethical issues for civil and criminal litigators. Identifying and addressing these can be tricky, but mishandling them can lead to consequences such...
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CA1.25(Includes 1.25 Ethics) |
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Immigration lawyers must contend with the possibility that extreme hardship petitions may be denied by the USCIS. In this seminar, Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Attorney, Mark Silver will highlight...
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Asylum applications based on sexual orientation have risen in the United States and Canada in past decades. Here, attorney Mark Silver addresses the challenges of litigating an asylum petition based on...
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Borderline Personality Disorder is among the least understood, and yet perhaps the most important mental health issues for criminal defense lawyers. In this course, attorney and forensic expert Mark Silver...
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Retention and preservation of data can be tricky, especially in the digital world. In this program, e-discovery expert Kenneth Rashbaum will help you navigate the current state of the law, covering topis...
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CA0.75 |
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This course provides an overview of criminal mitigation to criminal defense lawyers, and reviews various humanizing processes that a criminal law attorney can utilize to better advocate for his or her...
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Whether a prosecutor or defender, jury selection is an integral part of a criminal trial. In this program, Deputy District Attorney Adam Muery gives an overview of the jury selection process and shares...
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The case of the West Memphis Three is one of the most high-profile criminal cases of the past two decades. Join Dennis Riorden and Donald Horgan as they discuss the dubious circumstances of the conviction...
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CA1.25 |
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Prosecuting or defending a DWI case requires an attorney to have in-depth knowledge of not only the offense, but also the steps leading up to and following an arrest. Join former police officer and Deputy...
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CA0.75 |
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Bias is a human trait that exists in all people. In the courtroom, the ability to recognize your biases and the biases of your opponent can win or lose your case. This program will teach you how to think...
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CA1.00(Includes 1.00 Elimination of Bias in the Legal Profession) |
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This 1-hour ethics program covers key ethical issues all litigators should be familiar with, including ethics in e-discovery; online investigations of parties, witnesses, and jurors; and ethics in...
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CA1.00(Includes 1.00 Ethics) |
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Under the Fair Employment and Housing Act and state law employers must take care to prevent harassment and discrimination from occurring, which includes conducting a proper investigation. This program...
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CA1.00 |
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The decision whether to use an expert and what type of expert to use during employment discrimination litigation can mean the difference between win and lose. In the program, attorney and expert witness...
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Deciding whether it is worth your time and expense to take on a medical malpractice case can be difficult. In this program, you will learn how to evaluate and screen such a case, from the initial client...
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This seminar introduces the legal professional to methods for interviewing a prospective document examiner, or other prospective expert witness.
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CA1.00 |
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Bias in the courtroom is a prevalent problem. Bias exists in all people. The ability to recognize your biases and the biases of your opponent can save or lose your case. This presentation introduces the...
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CA1.00(Includes 1.00 Elimination of Bias in the Legal Profession) |
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Many attorneys, particularly in the fields of personal injury and medical malpractice, struggle to understand the injury their clients have suffered. In this course, attorney and forensic expert Mark...
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CA1.00 |
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The opening statement is a litigator's first opportunity to tell the jury their side of the story. In this program, defense attorney and Trial Advocacy professor, Julia Jayne, will cover the key points of...
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CA0.75 |
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Criminal prosecutions and convictions can have serious consequences on a non-citizen. This program tackles the intersection between immigration and criminal law, covering key issues such as removal...
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A legal case can present a myriad of complex medical issues. In this unique CLE program, litigator and former Registered Nurse, Susan Ramsey, demystifies these issues, covering the basic concepts of...
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CA1.25 |
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Although economic damage has been a comprehensible for over 100 years, litigators still struggle to fully understand it. In this program, viewers will learn about identifying and recovering damages for...
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Join Washington, D.C. employment law attorney Robert B. Fitzpatrick as he analyzes the key decisions handed down by the 2013/2014 Term United States Supreme Court. Cases covered include Sebelius v. Hobby...
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Economic damages — also known as credit damage — are one of the most commonly overlooked type of compensable damages. In this program, economic damage expert Georg Finder gives a broad overview...
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