Presented by the Government Advocacy Committee, Jim Daughton with Metz, Husband & Daughton in Tallahassee provides an overview of the 2025 legislative session and looks ahead to 2026.
1 CLE · 2 credit tracksOn demandChecked Nov 10, 2026
Every government lawyer needs to understand these critical changes to gain the strategic insights required to anticipate and adapt to legislative shifts.
Bar Ethics Counsel Jonathan Grabb gives an overview of AI and recent updates, including recent technological developments, new guidance from the ABA and the courts, recent examples of AI troubles in court, and more.
1 CLE · 3 credit tracksOn demandChecked Nov 10, 2026
This presentation covers rules about the unauthorized practice of law, practical implication of the roles of attorneys and paralegals, best practices, and legal implications for violations.
1 CLE · 2 credit tracksOn demandChecked Nov 10, 2026
Attendees will gain a working understanding of how to protect their clients’ interests when a party becomes insolvent or seeks reorganization, or of what to know when an entity threatens same.
This audio-only webinar addresses the practical aspects of being a solo appellate practice attorney and provides helpful advice generally applicable to all manners of solo and appellate practices.
In episode four of this mental health and wellness series, presenters look at burnout in the legal profession, the specific stressors in the legal field that contribute to the problem, and how to recognize - and prevent - it.
1 CLE · 2 credit tracksOn demandChecked Nov 10, 2026
This webinar presented by the Alternative Dispute Resolution Section offers a clear and accessible overview of key child support concepts to help mediators guide informed discussions with confidence.
This course explores in detail the different eligibility options and criteria (placement status, history in care, educational status and qualifying activity) for child welfare independent living programs.
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