Practice Excellence
All live, in-person events have been suspended through May 2021. Please join us for the live webcasts of our programs instead. Inquiries may be emailed to service@utcle.org.
updated Nov 11, 2020
updated Sep 30, 2020
Live CLE Conferences and Studio Webcasts
Nonprofit Organizations
Live Webcast–
Jan 20-22, 2021
Renewable Energy Law Institute
Live Webcast–
Jan 25-26, 2021
Investigations in the C-Suite
STUDIO WEBCAST–
Feb 3, 2021
The Supreme Court Is Poised to Take A Right Turn: What Does This Mean for Professional Liability?
STUDIO WEBCAST–
Feb 3, 2021
Non-Compete Essentials
STUDIO WEBCAST–
Feb 3, 2021
First Friday Ethics (February 2021)
STUDIO WEBCAST–
Feb 5, 2021
Special Needs Trusts
Live Webcast–
Feb 18-19, 2021
School Law
Live Webcast–
Feb 22, 24, 26, 2021
First Friday Ethics (March 2021)
STUDIO WEBCAST–
Mar 5, 2021
The Votes Are In! Your Rights and Responsibilities Under the Newly Amended Texas Disciplinary Rules
STUDIO WEBCAST–
Mar 8, 2021
Health Law Fundamentals
STUDIO WEBCAST–
Mar 8, 2021
Health Care IT Vendor Contracts: HIPAA and Beyond
STUDIO WEBCAST–
Mar 8, 2021
CLE on Demand eConferences and eCourses
eConferences
Includes audio, papers and slides
Missed a live conference? Experience the full conference online and earn CLE credits—on your time.
eCourses
Includes audio, papers and slides
On-demand learning. Stream or download the best presentations from our live conferences—for MCLE credit.
Hooked on CLE
Get "hooked" with these monthly samplers of our best speakers, hot topics, and latest developments. It's timely and interesting CLE programming at a great price to help you stay current in the ever-changing legal environment.
Research and Self-study
Materials
Available for download and shipping
Comprehensive audio and binders from live conferences—not for credit, but for research and self-study.
eLibrary
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Anytime. Anywhere. Extensive resources from leading experts in dozens of practice areas. Audio, video, papers, and slides—not for credit, but great for research and self-study.