• Current Developments in Business Litigation
• The Supreme Court: Good for Business?
• Bad Times for Nonprofits
• Growing Pains for Franchise Law

• Fighting Corruption at Home and Abroad (Windows Media)
• Successful Strategies for Representing Child Sex Offenders
• The Identity Theft Crime Wave

• Practicing Law the Collaborative Way
• Changing Uses of Arbitration
• Expanding Your Horizons Through Pro Bono Mediation
  

• Brown v. United States of America: Debating the Issues Past, Present, and Future—Video Program
• Diversifying the Legal Profession: Strategies from General Counsel
• Race and Gender Bias in Judicial Election and Selection (Video Program - Windows Media Player)
• Valuing Diversity: Law Firms and Leadership in the 21st Century
  

• Employment Issues in a Global Economy
• Employment Law Goes Overtime
• The Impaired Lawyer from the Law Firm's Point of View
• Domestic Violence and the Workplace
  

• The Top Ethics Traps for Lawyers
• Preventing Disciplinary Complaints: Advice from a Prosecutor and a Defense Lawyer
• Are Ethics Standards for Government Lawyers Different?
• Strategies for Avoiding Conflicts of Interest
• The Impaired Lawyer from the Law Firm's Point of View
• Ethical Aspects of Providing Legal Advice and Legal Information
• Ethics of Technology-Based Delivery Models
  

• Preparing for the Challenges of Child Witnesses (Windows Media)
• Child Clients Are Different: Best Practices for Representing Unaccompanied Minors (Windows Media)
• Legal Protections for Children at Risk (Windows Media)
• The Price Is Right: Issues in Valuation
• Domestic Violence and the Workplace
  
• Practicing Law the Collaborative Way
• Interviewing and Counseling a Child Client


• Legal Aftercare for the Domestic Violence Survivor
• Representing Children in Civil Cases Involving Domestic Violence

• Compensation Funds: Are They Enough?
• The Counter Revolution in Patent Law
• Contingent Fees: Access to the Court or Threat to Capitalism? (Video Program - Windows Media Player)
• Current Developments in Tax Law 2007
• Fraud on the Home Front
• International Teaching Opportunities for Lawyers (no CLE credit, requires Windows Media Player)
• New World for Bankruptcy Law
• The Price Is Right: Issues in Valuation
• Nice Painting—Where Did You Steal It?
• Learning to Manage the Unmanageable
• Outer Space Law Blasts Off
• Practicing Law the Collaborative Way
• Strategies for Avoiding Conflicts of Interest
• Changing Uses of Arbitration
  

• ARE YOU READY? What Lawyers Need to Know About Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Recovery—Video Program
  
• Are Ethics Standards for Government Lawyers Different?

• Fighting Health Care Fraud
• Immigrant Access to Health Care: Tools and Trials
  
• Medicaid Litigation Update
  
• HIV Legal Checkup
  

• Current Developments in Business Litigation
• Preparing for the Challenges of Child Witnesses (Windows Media)
• Class Actions and Consumers: Do the Twain Still Meet? (Windows Media Player)
• Contingent Fees: Access to the Court or Threat to Capitalism? (Video Program - Windows Media Player)
• New Rules for Electronic Discovery
• Sidestepping the Asbestos Abyss
• The Masters on Depositions—Demonstrations and Tactics from America's Leading Trial Lawyers
• How to Conduct a Killer Cross Examination
• Winning Arguments and the Psychology of Decision-Making
• Avoiding the Litigation Money Pit
• Representing Children in Civil Cases Involving Domestic Violence
• Roper v. Simmons: How Will This Case Change Practice in the Courtroom?
• Cross Examination of Financial Experts
• Federal Trial Judges Discuss Effective Strategies
• Winning By Persuasion
• Winning Ways at Trial
  

• Protecting Your Non-Profit: The Who, What, Where, Why and How of Corporate Policies
• Ten Surefire Ways a Non-Profit Can Go Wrong...and How to Avoid Them
• Bad Times for Nonprofits

Objectives of this audio program include encouraging lawyers who call in to consider participating in teaching opportunities abroad, to enlist their help in subsequent communications with overseas law firms and companies which might be supportive, and to help sponsor organizations that seek funding for projects. This audio program requires Windows Media Player.

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Contingent fees continue to stir great controversy especially in class action cases, mass torts, and medical malpractice lawsuits.  The controversy most recently gained national attention when President Bush banned contingency fees in cases filed by the U.S Government.  Federal judges have called contingent fees “grotesque” and plaintiffs claim they will be denied access to the courts without them. This video program requires Windows Media Player.

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Objectives of this audio program include encouraging lawyers who call in to consider participating in teaching opportunities abroad, to enlist their help in subsequent communications with overseas law firms and companies which might be supportive, and to help sponsor organizations that seek funding for projects. This audio program requires Windows Media Player. CLE credit is not available for this program.

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