ALL PROGRAM SHOWCASES

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Core Concepts in the Law

Unlock your potential with this curated curriculum, designed to bolster your legal skills and confidence. Our user-friendly online platform allows you to access the courses anytime, anywhere, fitting seamlessly into your busy schedule. Whether you're a seasoned attorney looking to sharpen your skills or a new admittee seeking to establish a strong foundation, this collection is your one-stop destination.
 


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Fiesta Friday - Basics in Trademarks

Jump into the world of trademarks with a spicy twist in our “Fiesta Friday: Basics in Trademarks” course! Elizabeth Isaac will walk you through the basics using the Taco Tuesday litigation as the guide.
 


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Community Grief: Working with Clients Experiencing Grief

As legal professionals, we are often called upon to support our clients through difficult times. It can be challenging to know the best way to interact with someone who is experiencing such deep emotions and it's essential to respond with sensitivity and compassion. This course is designed to provide you with the language, techniques, and best practices needed to interact with clients who have experienced various types of grief, including death, divorce, incarceration, deportation, deployment, and foster/adoptive care. During the class, you will learn about the most supportive and sensitive response for all types of grief. The training will also provide information about Calm Waters services and other resources available in the community.
 


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Effective Strategies for Identifying and Litigating Domestic Violence

Sponsor: Family Law Section
Looking to improve your knowledge and skills in identifying and litigating domestic violence cases? Look no further than the Effective Strategies for Identifying and Litigating Domestic Violence program offered by the Family Law Section. This comprehensive program features speakers in the field, including Dr. Jennifer Harman, Angela Beatty, Brandon Pasley, and Sharon Byers. Topics covered include parental alienation, intimate partner violence typologies, and the GAL's perspective on alienation and domestic violence matters.