Further Resources
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- Advancing Legal Advocacy: Special Needs Trust Strategies to Protect Benefits and Reduce Expenses
- In this webinar, Sharon Reich demystifies the different types of Special Needs Trusts— d4A, d4B, d4C, and third party—while revealing powerful Medicaid strategies for your clients. With emphasis on Pooled Special Needs Trusts (d4C), discover how to reduce health care and medication costs, preserve assets, and qualify for long-term care Medicaid, all in one comprehensive...
- Florida Bar Fee Arbitration Training – Selected and Thorny Issues in Florida Bar Fee Arbitrations
- This CLE program is specifically geared towards volunteer arbitrators who are either already approved or intend to apply to be approved as volunteer arbitrators in The Florida Bar’s Grievance Mediation and Fee Arbitration Program under Chapter 14 of the Rules Regulating The Florida Bar. The program provides an overview of The Florida Bar’s program and...
- Trial Exhibit Management
- Presented by the Florida Registered Paralegal Enrichment Committee and recorded Friday, March 28, 2025. Effective trial exhibit management is crucial for a successful courtroom presentation. It requires strategic preparation, robust systems, and meticulous attention to detail. This seminar will explore key components and the importance of exhibit coding. Course Number: 9096 CLE credits: 1 hour...
- Introduction to Rules of the Florida Legislature
- Presented by the Government Advocacy Committee, speakers David Grimes and Patrick "Booter" Imhof will give an introduction to legislative rules, discuss recent policy changes in both legislative bodies, and more.
- Florida Legislative Update and 2025 Preview
- Presented by The Florida Bar Government Lawyer Section, this course provides a comprehensive review of the significant legislative changes enacted in 2024and a preview of the 2025 legislative session.
- Perspectives on Professionalism from Your Office to Tallahassee
- How do we maintain and amplify civility so that the respect and integrity of the justice system is preserved? Such is the question explored in this seminar, sponsored by the Standing Committee on Professionalism and the Henry Latimer Center for Professionalism, joint project of The Florida Bar and the Florida Supreme Court. Speakers Florida Supreme...
- Attempted Intelligence – Ethical Considerations Surrounding the Use of AI
- This webinar presented by the Student Education and Admissions to the Bar Committee provides an overview of and covers risk issues associated with AI, including "hallucinations."
- Evidence Collection and Maintaining Chain of Custody in an Animal Cruelty or Animal Fighting Cases
- This course, presented by the Animal Law Section, provides an overview of crime scene processing, evidence collection, animal identification, and maintaining chain of custody when responding to an animal cruelty or animal fighting case.
- The Risk of AI and What Lawyers (and Senior Lawyers) Need to Know as Al Becomes More Prevalent
- This course, presented by The Florida Bar Senior Lawyers committee, provides a better understanding of artificial intelligence and explores its implications for our professional and personal lives.
- Ethical Algorithms: Exploring AI Ethics in Law
- Co-hosted by Florida Legal Services and The Florida Bar Public Interest Law Section, this webinar, presented by Barry University School of Law Assistant Professor Robert Bonner, covers how to incorporate AI ethically and practically within your law practice. Course number: 8364 CLE credit: Approved for 1.0 hour General, 1.0 hour Ethics, and 1.0 hour Technology...
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