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Anti-Burnout Strategies for Partners and Managing Attorneys

On demand Basic

"Self-care without team care is futile." This is the starting point of this talk. Many people have described the practice of law as toxic, but that toxicity is also how we feel we "have to get things done." What if you could change that? As a partner, law firm manager, or managing attorney, you can. Over the course of an hour, you will be introduced to agile project management techniques that you can implement, immediately, as well as principles and approaches to change the way you see firm management. We will cover the three pillars of the Livable Law legal project management method: tasks, time, and things. You will be able to implement scrum meetings, task lists, efficient calendaring, and document organization.

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Anti-Burnout Strategies for Solos and Associate Attorneys

On demand Basic

This talk should change your life. No small feat, but that's the goal. This program will help you understand where your sense of "overwhelm" is coming from, how the practice of the law makes it inevitable, and what you can do about it. The practice of law is toxic, but that toxicity is related to how we feel we have to "get things done." What if you could change that? As a solo or an associate, there are only so many resources around you, but understanding how to create new tools, how to shift your law practice paradigm, and how to protect yourself are key to avoiding burn out (or recognizing that you are burning out, and doing something about it). You will be introduced to some agile project management techniques that you can implement immediately, as well as principles and approaches to change the way you see the practice of law. We will also cover the three pillars of the Livable Law legal project management method: tasks, time, and things.

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Anti-Money Laundering Basics for Attorneys

On demand Intermediate

In this program, attorneys will learn how to prevent their firm from being used as a tool for money laundering and how to recognize the risks associated with specific types of transactions. We will take a deep dive into what constitutes money laundering, how to best protect attorney trust accounts, and how lawyers can be guided by the American Bar Association’s (ABA) Good Practices for Lawyers to Detect and Combat Money Laundering.

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A Practical Guide to Injunctive Relief

On demand Basic

Preliminary injunctions and temporary restarting orders are extraordinary remedies whose use have recently been on the rise. Success in getting a court to grant requires passing rigid procedural hurdles and satisfying high standards of proof. In this one hour program, we will review various factors to consider when obtaining preliminary injunctions and temporary restraining orders as well as discuss issues that should be considered prior to filing for injunctive relief. Injunctions can be useful tools in protecting assets and halting wrongdoing but, injunctive relief means only as much as the ability to enforce it.

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Artificial Intelligence in the Law: Its Use and Pitfalls

On demand Basic

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is has unquestionably penetrated into the practice of law. In today’s hands-on course, attorneys will experience a detailed demonstration of what AI can do and how its use can be relevant to the practice of law. While AI can function as an aid to attorneys, there are limitations to AI that must be recognized. This course will help attorneys understand how to carefully use AI in their practice.

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Basics of Mediation

On demand Basic

In this program, attorney Jeanann Khalife, will provide a detailed overview of the mediation process. This course will examine the key features of mediation, the three primary mediation styles, and multiple tools and techniques useful in a mediation. We will also analyze the duties of a mediator and walk through the stages of mediation. In closing, we will address mediation agreements and their key elements.

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Boilerplate Contract Terms: Yes, They Do Matter

On demand Basic

In this program, Sean Smith will discuss how to avoid unforeseen consequences from using unnecessary and misunderstood boilerplate terms when drafting contracts. The clauses in a contract added from boilerplate language are often overlooked and infrequently negotiated. We will review the most common types of boilerplate clauses and what to consider when determining whether to use them in your clients’ contracts.

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Brief Writing 101 for Plaintiff's Attorneys

On demand Basic

Plaintiffs’ lawyers now need to write more than ever – but they are faced with busy judges and need to compete with other litigants for the Court’s time. Join professional brief writer Jonathan Hilton as he explains how to fashion documents judges will look forward to reading. He explains his top ten tips: Five on how to help the judge spot your best arguments in less time, and five on how to make your clients more likable—and your clients’ stories more compelling. We round out the hour by looking at resources that will help you become a better brief writer moving forward.

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Civility in Practice

On demand Intermediate

Want to learn about civility and attorney professionalism? Then, this course is right for you! This course will discuss and define attorney civility and discuss discrimination/bias in the context of the Rules of Professional Conduct. We will focus on Rules of Professional Conduct 8.4(d) and 8.4(g), citing real-life case examples of how attorneys have been disciplined for their conduct. Additionally, this course will discuss potential discrimination/bias that can occur in just running a law firm and how to avoid those pitfalls.

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Combatting Perfectionism in the Legal Profession: Don't Let Perfect Be the Enemy of Good

On demand Basic

Perfectionism in the legal sector has always been a problem due to the crushing time pressures, demanding clients, and rampant poor self-care and substance use disorders plaguing practitioners and legal professionals. This "culture of perfectionism" has encouraged maladaptive coping techniques and led younger lawyers to conceal mistakes, oftentimes to the detriment of both firm and client. This program will explain the phenomenon of perfectionism and provide readily applicable tools to manage its negative impact. It will define perfectionism, the wonder of "adaptive" perfectionism and the dangers of maladaptive perfectionism. This course will also provide strategies for taming your inner perfectionist and explore simple, yet life-changing tools to manage perfectionistic tendencies.

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Data Analysis in Litigation: Part I

On demand Intermediate

Many litigators joke that they “hate math” and chose law to avoid it. But in fact, data, and the use of analysis to process and present data, is critical to modern litigation. Data allows attorneys to scale up from individual to societal in scope, to claims encompassing entire financial markets and public-health epidemics. This new and insightful course explains why data is important and how to use it effectively in litigation. While class is a must for seasoned litigators who handle matters involving data sets for proving their case, others may find the topic of interest.

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Data Analysis in Litigation: Part II

On demand Intermediate

Using examples from his personal experience of using data in litigation involving securities, antitrust, and litigation finance, our experienced and knowledgeable presenter will discuss how the data were used, how courts judged the data, and the outcome of those cases. This course includes practical recommendations for using data in working up cases, drafting pleadings, proving a case in discovery, and presenting data at trial.

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Data Privacy and Cybersecurity: Incident Response Counseling

On demand Basic

This course examines legal analyses of data privacy and cybersecurity incidents from a response perspective. The course will spotlight three primary components of the incident response lifecycle: (1) investigation and verification of a breach; (2) breach notification; and (3) post-breach remediation. With a focus on state data breach notification statutes, the course explores core questions involving events impacting protected information. This course will also consider what happens when a “breach” is declared, including breach notification to impacted individuals. Finally, the course explores common avenues organizations may consider to prevent a breach from happening again in the future, including the development and implementation of cybersecurity training and awareness programs.

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Disability Law 101

On demand Basic

Unfortunately, the uniqueness of social security disability law scares many new and curious legal practitioners away. A non-adversarial process lacking in both rules of evidence and rules of procedure, and with a unique government-regulated fee process, it can be both intimidating and confusing for newbies. This program, presented by national industry leader Michael Liner, will provide an overview of the medical and non-medical eligibility requirements of the Social Security Disability (SSD) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs. The nonmedical criteria covered for will include quarters of coverage, insured status, as well as income and resource rules. The medical criteria to be covered includes the sequential evaluation, exertional categories, and common non-exertional limitations. The appeals/claims process will also be covered and explored.

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Drafting Real Estate Operating Agreements

On demand Basic

In this course, attorney Nate Osborn, will provide a detailed overview of the essential aspects of drafting real estate operating agreements. This course will take attorneys through the steps of drafting real estate operating agreements and help them understand the related legal considerations involved. Attorneys should walk away from this course with a practical understanding of how to best advise clients who want to form a real estate LLC.

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Easements 101: Types, Purpose, Rights and Impact on Land Use Applications

On demand Basic

Easements play an important role in modern property law, granting certain non-possessory rights to individuals and entities over land they do not own. This course provides an overview of easements, exploring their nature, creation, enforcement, and termination. In particular, this course will focus on the impact of easements on land use applications, such as for site plan review or zoning variance. Participants will gain an understanding of the legal principles governing easements, along with insights into emerging trends in easements in regard to property law, with emphasis remaining on their effect on land use applications filed with local and county planning and zoning boards. This course is designed for attorneys and legal professionals seeking to improve their understanding of easement law.

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Ensuring Access to Justice for Neurodivergent People

On demand Basic
4.9 (19 reviews)

No two brains are the same. An estimated 1 in 7 people are neurodivergent, including those with autism, ADHD, mental health disabilities, learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities or acquired brain differences. Given this prevalence, why are conversations around neurodiversity nonetheless so difficult, especially in the context of law practice? How can we dismantle the barriers for neurodiverse clients to ensure they have equitable access to justice? In this session, Haley will unpack the nuances of accommodations, ethical considerations for representing neurodivergent clients, navigating disclosure, advocating for ourselves and others, and building accessibility into our understanding of “inclusion” and access to justice. Come prepared for lightbulb moments, and leave feeling more empowered to tackle stigma.

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Environmental Justice Policy and Advocacy Trends

On demand Intermediate
4.6 (14 reviews)

In this program, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) Senior Attorney and Managing Litigator Selena Kyle will introduce the concept of environmental justice and discuss trends in federal environmental justice policy and private environmental-justice advocacy. This program will use examples from the guest’s own impact litigation practice to illustrate current issues in environmental justice.

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Ethical Conflicts

On demand Basic

This course reviews the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct regarding conflicts of interest from a law firm risk management perspective. Various sources of conflicts-based risk will be explored and best practices/defenses will be examined. Logistical realities and actionable steps to better protect law firms and lawyers will be discussed.

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How to Find and Use Location Information in Litigation

On demand Basic
4.8 (26 reviews)

Determining the location of an individual at a specific point in time can make or break a case. You can use location data to present an alibi in defense, discredit a witness or party, show how long someone was on the road prior to a crash, establish where a digital contract was signed, and more. This unique webinar will show you how to find and use location data in your case. We will answer your live questions, and walk through realworld location analysis. You will come away knowing where to find data to support your case, as well as how to analyze some of the data yourself.

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Introduction to eSports Law: Why Competitive Video Gaming Teams, Players, & Other Stakeholders Need Lawyers

On demand Basic
4.8 (68 reviews)

This exciting program introduces uninitiated attorneys to the wild world of esports, its tremendous growth in recent years, and the legal opportunities in this space. In this course, we will provide an overview of the esports industry and relevant esports stakeholders in order to set the foundation for applicable legal concepts. We will then examine a variety of legal practice areas and their applicability to esports, including: intellectual property, contract structure, entertainment, employment, unions and associations, and immigration.

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Introduction to Estate Planning

On demand Basic
4.9 (88 reviews)

Estate planning is a common and needed area of legal services. The need is only growing. So are low cost and no cost non-attorney alternatives. Learn what a comprehensive estate plan is and the strategies only attorneys can provide, so that you can provide value to your clients and they ultimately leave your office with a manageable to-do list.

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Introduction to Litigation

On demand Basic
4.9 (126 reviews)

Many lawyers who are new to practice may say they want to be litigators, but they don’t necessarily have an idea of what that looks like. This introduction to litigation covers some of the most common steps of every case and includes practical first-hand knowledge of the best practices and common pitfalls of each step. This course will detail the process of litigation, from pleadings, to discovery, to dispositive motions through trial, while discussing the importance of continued settlement negotiations along the way.

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Lateral Moves and MRPC 1.10

On demand Basic
5.0 (7 reviews)

The stars have all aligned. You have an attorney position to fill, and have found the perfect candidate with the right credentials, experience and book of business, who clears the initial conflicts checks (review of clients and matters on which the attorney is/was actively working). The attorney, looking for more interesting and meaningful work, better opportunities for advancement, and more money, has accepted your offer and is ready to start work. Your firm knows the value of having screening mechanisms in place, but even with all the “T”s crossed and “I”s dotted, the potential for a conflict of interest may arise. How can your firm implement an effective conflicts of interest screen and have some comfort in its effectiveness if and when the time comes to defend against a disqualification motion? During this course, we will consider how to build, implement and regulate effective screens for lateral hires.

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Legal Ethics and the First Amendment: What Lawyers Can & Can't Say

On demand Basic

Do lawyers give up some of their First Amendment free speech rights when they are sworn into the bar? This course will enlighten lawyers who have been confused about what they can and can’t say publicly while complying with legal ethics rules. We will use real cases and the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct to explore where the line is with respect to lawyer advertising, trial publicity, statements to the media, political speech in the courtroom, criticism of judges, and more.

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Legal Writing—Editing for Readability

On demand Basic
4.9 (35 reviews)

A quiet revolution is afoot. With every passing year, the legal world becomes increasingly dependent on technology. Changes have been coming for decades: computers have replaced typewriters; electronic filing has replaced hand‑delivery; and trial presentation software has replaced exhibit binders. Utilizing technology can improve your legal writing. This presentation introduces you to one easy-to-use tool that will help improve your legal writing and editing.

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Make the Courtroom Feel Like Home: Evidence & Admissibility Tips

On demand Basic

The courtroom may seem like a scary place, but it does not have to be. This course will discuss the evidentiary and admissibility rules that every attorney needs to know and will guide you through what to do during trial so that you have the best chance of getting your evidence admitted into the record. The goal of this course is to untangle the complicated world of evidence and admissibility rules and procedures, so that no matter how inexperienced you may be, you will feel at home in the courtroom.

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Point - Click - Post: Ethics and Social Media

On demand Basic

Social media is an ever-growing area that affects the practice of law, through attorney advertising, social networking, evidence collection, and monitoring. According to the Rules of Professional Conduct, attorneys must stay knowledgeable about anything that affects the practice of law, including social media. This course will touch on some of the basics of social media through various platforms. This course will also discuss the applicable rules of professional conduct that can be violated if attorneys are not careful regarding activity online. This course will address real-life case scenarios and examples of “what not to do”.

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Procuring Cause for Earning Real Estate Brokerage Commissions

On demand Basic

As the housing market sours, there has been an uptick in homesellers refusing to pay their real estate brokers commissions. This has rendered the timing of when commission vests a hotly contested and litigated issue. In this course, you will learn the default rules for when commission vests, the meeting of the minds, and what options brokers and sellers have to change that default rule by supplanting the listing agreement with other triggers to commission. We will delve into how the default rule is modified when a real estate broker is cut out of a transaction as well as when a broker's breach of statutory / common law duties impacts their ability to claim commission. This is your one stop shop to learn how to litigate real estate brokerage law.

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Protect Yourself from Compassion Fatigue While Working with Clients in Trauma

On demand Basic
4.9 (24 reviews)

Special care is needed when working with clients in trauma, both to support them and to protect yourself. This session covers the ways to prevent secondary trauma and compassion fatigue when working with clients in trauma, including how to maintain your equilibrium while hearing stories of trauma and tips on self-care during the interview and afterward. We will define the serious consequences that may arise for practitioners working with those in trauma and outline a well-being approach to prevent burnout, secondary traumatic stress, and vicarious trauma. This program will benefit practitioners who work with clients in trauma, including those in criminal law, family law, immigration law, employment law, and all those whose work, including pro bono work, touches on issues of trauma.

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Ransomware Part I—How to Prevent an Attack

On demand Basic
5.0 (23 reviews)

Ransomware permeates the news. But what do you really know about it? Well, if you watch this three-part series, the answer will be a lot. We will talk about ransomware, how to respond, how to report, and how to take steps to minimize the impact of an attack. In Part 1, we will talk about ransomware and how to respond to an attack.

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Ransomware Part III—Safety Post-Attack

On demand Basic
4.9 (13 reviews)

Now you know about ransomware. You know the types, you know how the attacks work, and you know what to do and not do in response to an attack. (Part 1) And you know how to message the attack, when to report to the FBI, and how to negotiate a ransom demand (that is if you watched Part 2). Wouldn’t it have been nice to avoid all of that? While no one can guarantee a ransomware attack won’t occur, your organization can take steps to minimize the likelihood of one happening and minimizing the impact if one does. Interested? Then watch part three of this three-part series.

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Ransomware Part II—So You've Been Attacked, How to Respond

On demand Basic
5.0 (16 reviews)

Now you know about ransomware. You know the types, you know how the attacks work, and you know what to do and not do in response to an attack. But so far, we’ve focused on how to stop the attack and resume operations as soon as possible. But in most cases, a ransomware attack also impacts individuals outside of an organization – customers and clients.

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Recovery of Attorneys’ Fees and Expenses from the U.S. Government

On demand Advanced

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has committed to moving forward with the process of establishing final regulations for governing the valuation of companies for employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) transactions. In this one-hour course we will provide an in-depth case study on a landmark trial victory that has had a direct impact on this new development. This course will focus on the ongoing efforts for recovering attorney’s fees and costs in the U.S. Court of Appeals. We will analyze how this effort to recover attorneys' fees and expenses increased pressure on the DOL to clarify ESOP valuations and related transactions for companies and fiduciaries.

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Tame the Email Beast: Practical Communication Practices

On demand Basic

This one hour presentation will help lawyers regain control of their email inboxes and enhance their communication practices to adhere with ethical standards through the utilization of available technologies. We will discuss various legal ethical standards that apply to controlling your email inbox, while discussing ways to organize and sort your inbox. This course will also provide demonstrations of different software programs for both intra-office and client communications.

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Teaching Deposition Skills: What Attorneys at Your Firm Need to Know

On demand Basic

Taking effective depositions is a crucial skill for litigators and trial lawyers, a skill that can be taught and learned. But how should deposition skills be taught? A lot goes into taking effective, powerful depositions and a lot goes into defending depositions. Effective depositions can be reduced to mastering certain skills, including conducting thorough due diligence before a deposition, thinking through and relying on your case theme during the deposition, securing all relevant information the witness has to offer, and directing the witness the provide you the information in the manner that you want it. This course will focus on strategies and exercises for teaching deposition skills that win cases.

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Tell Me a Story: Communications Tools for Lawyers

On demand Basic

Attorney Aaron Solomon and MBA and chaplain Meredith Parfet discuss the critical role of storytelling in communications, whether as a persuasive tool for lawyers, or as a component of crisis management for their clients. This course covers the cultural and cognitive role that storytelling plays, as well as ways it has been incorporated into legal pleadings, its excision from complaints under the Federal Rules, and its slow return. It then addresses the centrality of storytelling for clients, including such issues as the importance of controlling a public narrative, communicating with friends and family, and the danger of trying to stay totally silent. It presents concrete tools for finding and telling a story, such as a message map, stakeholder analysis, and message funnel. Finally, the course includes a case study of a high profile employment discrimination case and the role effective storytelling played in the outcome.

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The ABCs of LGBTQIA as an Attorney

On demand Basic
4.7 (3 reviews)

Understanding the nuances of gender, gender identity, gender pronouns, neopronouns, sex, and sexual orientation can be challenging. During this session, the facilitators will provide basic definitions of various terms in the LGBTQIAP+ acronym while providing insights on how to use gender-inclusive language and how to create an LGBTQIAP+ friendly environment for employees and clients alike. This session is for allies, those new to DEI work, or anyone who desires to create safer spaces and safer language for humanity.

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The Law of Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Technology: What Do Businesses, Investors, and Consumers Need to Know?

On demand Basic

From FTX to NFTs, it seems like cryptocurrency and blockchain technology are at the top of news and culture. But which laws apply to this technology, and which government entities regulate this space? And what do businesses, investors, and consumers need to know to avoid legal pitfalls?

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The Lawyer's Ethical Obligations to Secure Client Data

On demand Basic

Every law firm, whether large or small, uses technology. That technology ranges from word-processing, to calendaring, to client billing software, to litigation support. In the last few years, there have been numerous instances where law firm operations have been impacted by technology failures, including hacking. In this presentation, we will focus on understanding relevant ethical obligations to lawyers, reasons why law firms are being targeted, and how to mitigate cybersecurity risks to your law firm.

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The Role of the Court Interpreter in the Legal System

On demand Basic
4.9 (11 reviews)

In a legal system where not everybody speaks English, court interpreters are crucial to overcome language barriers. This one-hour presentation is designed to provide attorneys with valuable information that will benefit their work with court interpreters during legal proceedings.

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Time Management for Lawyers

On demand Basic
5.0 (69 reviews)

I once heard that the legal profession is like a pie-eating contest where the prize is more pie. As lawyers, the more work that you get done, the more pie, or work, that you are assigned. If young lawyers do not learn how to manage their time and case load effectively, this can be a source of stress, anxiety, and overwhelm throughout their entire careers. This presentation discusses what time management is, why lawyers should care about time management and discusses various methods and techniques lawyers can use to get organized. This course will discuss why multi-tasking is not effective, why procrastination seems so satisfying in the moment, and how to break the habit loops that can keep lawyers stuck. By the end of this presentation, the participants will have several tools to utilize to become more productive and manage their legal practice and lives more effectively.

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Title Insurance Coverage Narrowed For Properties Sold Through Foreclosure

On demand Advanced

New York’s recently enacted Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law (“RPAPL”) § 1302-a effectively eliminates waiver of the standing defense in a home loan foreclosure action. This exposes foreclosing lenders to assaults on their foreclosure actions for elusive durations and raises questions as to the marketability and insurability of titles devolving through foreclosures. This course will cover how foreclosures are affected by RPAPL and similar statutes in other states.

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U.S. Taxation of Capital Gains

On demand Intermediate
4.9 (27 reviews)

This course will provide a basic introduction to U.S.capital gains taxation rules,such as the calculation and determination of basis, adjustments to basis, and gain or loss in the disposition of capital and noncapital assets.Itwill also interweave advanced U.S.capital gains taxation rules such as depreciation recapture, sale of foreign real property, sale of cryptocurrency assets, and other non-resident alien taxation for the sale of U.S.real property.Lastly, this course will highlight the primaryreporting forms and conjunctive tie-in forms needed to ensure a complete and accurate tax return filing forcapital gains transactions.

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Viewpoint Discrimination & Symbolic Speech

On demand Intermediate

In this course, Andrew Lieb will discuss the emergence of restrictions on speech in public schools and whether those restrictions constitute actionable viewpoint discrimination. Can the government regulate what teachers and students wear and display in our public schools? When are time, place, and manner restrictions permissible and when are they discriminatory? Do policies like the “Don't Say Gay” rule, violate the First Amendment? This course will teach you how to analyze a viewpoint discrimination case and prepare you to fight to protect your clients' constitutional rights.

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