MCLE Marathon

These courses will be presented via Zoom.

MCLE credit is one hour ethics, one hour bias, one hour civility and one hour technology.

Attendees may attend all, one or some of the sessions. Those who wish to attend multiple sessions must register for each session separately. The fee covers all four sessions, regardless of how many are taken.

Registration deadline is Oct. 30.

In Session 1, at 10 a.m., David Cantrell of Lester Cantrell & Kraus will present Practicing Law with Civility, covering civility guidelines at state and local levels, and delving into how civility can be used in practice to help clients achieve their goals more efficiently, and skills that can be used to bring down the level of unnecessary hostility in dealing with opposing lawyers.

In Session 2, at 11:10 a.m., Casey Johnson of Aitken Aitken Cohn will present Understanding What Implicit Bias Is and Preventing It From Negatively Influencing Your Decisionmaking, covering the unconscious nature of implicit bias and effective strategies for interrupting implicit bias before it impacts decisions.

In Session 3, at 12:20 p.m., retired Judge Jackson Lucky of JAMS will present Oh No, You Didn’t! The Ethics of Law and Social Media, covering an interactive exploration of ethical dilemmas in using social media for investigation, advertising and responding to online criticism.

In Session 4, at 1:30 p.m., Kenny and Sharon Ramirez of the Law Office of Kenny S. Ramirez will present Tech and AI Tools to Level Up Your Practice, covering existing technology and AI tools available to help attorneys manage client data, discover case management software options, and use applications to assist in leveraging AI.

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