Further Resources
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- Professionalism Tips for Practicing Law in the Digital Age
- This one-hour CLE presentation, the first in a series, provides an overview of work-life balance and dives into why it's so important for attorneys to have it.
- Professionalism Tips for Practicing Law in the Digital Age
- Technology has fundamentally reshaped how we interact with clients, the courts, and each other. This program is designed to help lawyers navigate the digital legal landscape with confidence and professionalism.
- Navigating the CHOICE Act
- This program focuses on the new CHOICE Act, which dramatically reshapes Florida’s non-compete laws and addresses the enforceability of garden leave agreements in the state.
- Advancing Legal Advocacy: Special Needs Trust Strategies to Protect Benefits and Reduce Expenses
- CLE Information Course number: 9133 CLE credit: Approved for 1 hour General credit. Approval period: 4/25/2025 – 10/31/2026. Presented by The Florida Registered Paralegal Enrichment Committee. Overview 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...
- Fair Housing Protections: Domestic Survivors and Emotional Support Animal Accommodations
- ? CLE Information Course number: 8869 CLE credit: Approved for 1 hour General and 1 hour City, County and Local Government Law Certification credit. Approval period: 04/16/25 – 10/31/2026. Presented by The Public Interest Law and Animal Law sections of The Florida Bar. Not a member? Follow the links to join! Overview While “Domestic Violence...
- 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, led by seasoned litigation paralegal Sheila Grela, will explore key components and the importance of exhibit coding....
- Protecting All Family Members: Addressing the Intersection of Domestic Violence and Animal Abuse
- presented by the Public Interest Law and Animal Law sections of The Florida Bar. Recorded March 7, 2025 This webinar explores the critical overlap between domestic violence and animal abuse, highlighting how harm to pets can often signal or exacerbate abuse within the home. Participants will gain an understanding of the unique legal and emotional...
- 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.
- Expanding Intercultural Skills to Resolve Today’s Increasingly Multi Cultured Disputes
- Presented by The Florida Bar Labor & Employment Law Section. Recorded February 19, 2025. In this program, certified mediator and arbitrator Lynn Cole uses her recent experiences traveling to and working in Ukraine to highlight the importance of cultural considerations in dispute resolution. After many years as a labor and employment litigator, Cole shifted her...
- Changes to the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure—What Labor and Employment Lawyers Need to Know
- Presented by The Florida Bar Labor & Employment Law Section. Recorded January 28, 2025. This webinar highlights recent changes to the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure, which include several significant amendments aimed at improving the efficiency and management of civil cases, and how they likely will impact the practice of labor and employment law in Florida....
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