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Hooked on CLE: March 2023
Contains material from Aug 2022 to Jan 2023
Hooked on CLE: March 2023
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Session 1: Ted Lasso Ethics - Five lessons lawyers should learn from Ted Lasso.
Session 2: NiFTy Uses of NFTs and Other Emerging Technology for Cybersecurity - Blockchains, cryptocurrency, and non-fungible tokens are all components of the metaverse. Explore the use of private and public blockchains, NFTs, and other “metaversal” technologies as part of an information security program as well as cybersecurity considerations that organizations should keep in mind when deploying these technologies.
Session 3: Student Loans - Gain insight into the constantly shifting student loan legislative landscape.
Session 4: Small Crimes and Misdemeanors Related to Aging, Dementia, or Mental Health Issues - A roadmap for attorneys who counsel clients and their families seeking practical resolution of these matters.
Session 5: Diversity and Equity Issues for Small Businesses - Every business should be committed to diversity and equity irrespective of its size. This section will discuss how small businesses can be intentional about doing their part to create a more equitable workplace and community.
Session 6: Website Accessibility Lawsuits - The ADA requires that websites be accessible to those with disabilities. Hear what “accessibility” means for websites and the legal theories behind such suits, and take away effective strategies for dealing with a claim against your client.
Session 2: NiFTy Uses of NFTs and Other Emerging Technology for Cybersecurity - Blockchains, cryptocurrency, and non-fungible tokens are all components of the metaverse. Explore the use of private and public blockchains, NFTs, and other “metaversal” technologies as part of an information security program as well as cybersecurity considerations that organizations should keep in mind when deploying these technologies.
Session 3: Student Loans - Gain insight into the constantly shifting student loan legislative landscape.
Session 4: Small Crimes and Misdemeanors Related to Aging, Dementia, or Mental Health Issues - A roadmap for attorneys who counsel clients and their families seeking practical resolution of these matters.
Session 5: Diversity and Equity Issues for Small Businesses - Every business should be committed to diversity and equity irrespective of its size. This section will discuss how small businesses can be intentional about doing their part to create a more equitable workplace and community.
Session 6: Website Accessibility Lawsuits - The ADA requires that websites be accessible to those with disabilities. Hear what “accessibility” means for websites and the legal theories behind such suits, and take away effective strategies for dealing with a claim against your client.
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- Total Credit Hours:
- 4.00 | 1.00 ethics
- Credit Info
- TX, CA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 2/29/2024
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1. Ted Lasso Ethics (Oct 2022)
Charlie Ginn
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Ted Lasso Ethics (Oct 2022)
Five lessons lawyers should learn from Ted Lasso.
Originally presented: Aug 2022 The Car Crash Seminar
Charlie Ginn,
McCraw Law Group - McKinney, TX
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2. NiFTy uses of NFTs and Other Emerging Technologies for Cybersecurity (Sep 2022)
Nick Donarski, Devika Kornbacher
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NiFTy uses of NFTs and Other Emerging Technologies for Cybersecurity (Sep 2022)
Blockchains, cryptocurrency, and non-fungible tokens are all components of the metaverse. Explore the use of private and public blockchains, NFTs, and other “metaversal” technologies as part of an information security program as well as cybersecurity considerations that organizations should keep in mind when deploying these technologies.
Originally presented: Jul 2022 Essential Cybersecurity Law
Nick Donarski,
ORE System - Dubuque, IA
Devika Kornbacher,
Clifford Chance - New York, NY
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3. Student Loans (Jan 2023)
Edward C. Boltz, Tara Twomey
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Session 3
—45 mins
0.75
Student Loans (Jan 2023)
Gain insight into the constantly shifting student loan legislative landscape.
Originally presented: Nov 2022 Bankruptcy Conference
Edward C. Boltz,
The Law Offices of John T. Orcutt - Durham, NC
Tara Twomey,
National Consumer Bankruptcy Rights Center - San Jose, CA
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4. Small Crimes and Misdemeanors Related to Aging, Dementia, and/or Mental Health Issues (Sep 2022)
Marilyn G. Miller, G. Gaye Thompson
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Small Crimes and Misdemeanors Related to Aging, Dementia, and/or Mental Health Issues (Sep 2022)
A roadmap for attorneys who counsel clients and their families seeking practical resolution of these matters.
Originally presented: Aug 2022 Estate Planning, Guardianship and Elder Law Conference
Marilyn G. Miller,
Marilyn G. Miller, Attorney at Law - Dripping Springs, TX
G. Gaye Thompson,
Thompson & Tiemann LLP - Austin, TX
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5. Diversity and Equity Issues for Small Businesses (Aug 2022)
Meagan Harding
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Diversity and Equity Issues for Small Businesses (Aug 2022)
Every business should be committed to diversity and equity irrespective of its size. This section will discuss how small businesses can be intentional about doing their part to create a more equitable workplace and community.
Originally presented: Jul 2022 LLCs, LPs and Partnerships
Meagan Harding,
Rosa Rebellion - Houston, TX
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6. Website Accessibility Lawsuits (Jan 2023)
Richard M. Hunt
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Session 6
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1.00
Website Accessibility Lawsuits (Jan 2023)
The ADA requires that websites be accessible to those with disabilities. Hear what “accessibility” means for websites and the legal theories behind such suits, and take away effective strategies for dealing with a claim against your client.
Originally presented: Dec 2022 Website Accessibility Lawsuits
Richard M. Hunt,
Hunt | Huey PLLC - Garland, TX