The author of the acclaimed legal treatise, The UCC Made Easy, Robert LeVine can make the UCC easy to understand in this full-day seminar. And armed with a complete understanding of the UCC, lawyers can draft more favorable agreements for clients.

This engaging, highly interactive program provides a fresh and practical perspective on the fundamental question, “Why do ‘good’ people ‘go bad’?” Based on an original short film we wrote and co-produced, this workshop provides a lively way to explore the intersection of ethical decision-making and the manifold sources of stress encountered by professionals and employees in their everyday lives.

Increasingly, lawyer civility and congeniality are becoming a thing of the past. Yet, it does not have to be that way. In this humorous presentation, veteran attorney and legal humorist Sean Carter will remind you that zealous advocacy does not require you to be a zealot.

This webinar provides an overview of some of Adobe Acrobat DC’s most useful features, as well as step-by-step demonstrations of how to use them in your practice.

In this webinar, we’ll show you how to get ramped up to a virtual law firm business model (both from a marketing as well as a technology perspective) as quickly as possible, with discrete tasks you can engage as soon as this week. It is not as hard as you think; but you must start somewhere — start here.

Each year, Hollywood celebrates the best performances in motion pictures at the Oscars. In this program, we note the worst ethics violations in the legal profession at the Ethys. Humorist Sean Carter will host the festivities and announce award winners in such categories as: Worst Original Excuse, Best Courtroom Outburst, Most Creative Billing, Least Competent and much more.

As the “Me Too” movement shines a light on sexual misconduct and sexually inappropriate actions, it’s time for lawyers of both genders to examine the effects of this kind of conduct in the legal community.

In this eye-opening webinar, intellectual property lawyer and photo model Ruth Carter demonstrates the numerous potential legal pitfalls related to taking and using photographs, whether in business or on social media and how both professional and amateur photographers can preserve and assert their rights in the photos they shoot.