The TBA Bankruptcy Law Section will present The Small Business Reorganization Act and the CARES Act: Basics of Subchapter V Reorganizations and Current Developments on Dec. 7 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. CST. Virtually join bankruptcy attorneys and an experienced bankruptcy judge as they review the basics of basics of SBRA, as enhanced by the CARES Act and recent decisions of the courts applying this important small business legislation during a recession. The panel will also review the decision attorneys must make when guiding small business clients through the unfamiliar territory of Chapter 11 or SBRA’s subchapter V. Remember: all 2020 CLE hours can be taken online and TBA members get discounted pricing on all CLE programs.

The next installment in the Entertainment & Sports Section's 2020 Webcast Series is set for Dec. 2 from 3 to 4 p.m. CST. They All Fall Down: Confederate Monument Removal Cases & Public Art Policy will explore what place, if any, Confederate monuments have in the public sphere. Kristi Arth, assistant professor of law at Belmont University College of Law, will provide an in-depth look at monument removal lawsuits, emergent linguistic trends in court opinions related to public art policy, and how public art theory can better inform judicial decisions. Remember: all 2020 CLE hours can be taken online and TBA members get discounted pricing on all CLE programs.

The TBA is hosting a virtual CLE series focused on individual cities' legal community, needs and interests. The series kicks off with a one-hour program for Clarksville area lawyers on Thursday. Speakers include Circuit Court Judge Kathryn Olita and Jamie Durrett with Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker. Topics include e-filing procedures being evaluated by Montgomery County, an update on court procedures, and litigation and virtual trials during the pandemic. A question and answer time will round out this live, interactive program. Remember: all 2020 CLE hours can be taken online and TBA members get discounted pricing on all CLE programs.

TBA CLE will present the 2020 Environmental Law Forum on Dec. 2 from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. CST via Zoom Webinar. This year's forum will feature updates regarding PFAS litigation, OSHA compliance for environmental professionals, ethics and much more. Learn from seasoned professionals while earning three dual and one general credit hours of CLE. Log in information will be emailed to registrants the week of the program. Remember: all 2020 CLE hours can be taken online and TBA members get discounted pricing on all CLE programs.

TBA's annual Leadership Academy is going virtual, with exclusive, interactive content over the course of two days on Dec. 1 and 2. Academy faculty — Buck Lewis with Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, University of Tennessee College of Law Interim Dean Douglas Blaze, and Knoxville lawyer Bill Lockett — will address the characteristics needed for leadership in these challenging times. Topics to be covered include everyday leadership, developing grit and leaving a legacy. Networking opportunities also will be available. Remember: all 2020 CLE hours can be taken online and TBA members get discounted pricing on all CLE programs.

The TBA’s 2020 Administrative Law Annual Forum will be held virtually this year on Nov. 20 from noon until 3 p.m. CST. Speakers will include Rachel Newton from the Tennessee Attorney General’s Office and Laura Chastain from the Board of Professional Responsibility, who will deliver an ethics presentation focused on social media. Attendees will receive one dual and two general credit CLE hours. Learn more and register now. Remember: all 2020 CLE hours can be taken online and TBA members get discounted pricing on all CLE programs.

The TBA General-Solo Section will hold its annual Fall FastTrack program virtually on Nov. 19. The program will feature civil procedure best practices, tips for collecting evidence, tech considerations for small firms and more. Don’t miss this opportunity to secure all your CLE hours for 2020. Four hours will be offered live on Nov. 19. Attendees then will have access to three webinars custom-tailored to the needs of general-solo practitioners. Finally, attendees will receive eight hours of prepaid credit to use on any of TBA’s CLE offerings through the end of the year. And remember: all 2020 CLE hours can be taken online and TBA members get discounted pricing on all CLE programs.

TBA CLE’s annual Bankruptcy Case Law Update will take place live on Zoom Webinar on Nov. 18 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. CST. Programming will include discussion on certain recent bankruptcy case developments in the 6th Circuit and around the country, as well as discussion on certain amendments to the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure and local rules. And remember: all 2020 CLE hours can be taken online and TBA members get discounted pricing on all CLE programs.

As remote work and virtual communications continue as we approach 2021, the ability to communicate in a virtual environment is an important professional skill for attorneys. On Nov. 18 from noon to 1 p.m. CST, learn how to deliver a clear and concise message with the TBA’s latest live virtual program “Virtual Presentation Skills for Attorneys.” Led by Mimi Bliss, an experienced TV reporter and executive presentation skills coach, this interactive workshop will focus on the core skills needed for effective virtual meetings and presentations. Bliss will cover speaking on camera, sharpening your message and engaging your audience. And remember: all 2020 CLE hours can be taken online and TBA members get discounted pricing on all CLE programs.

Learn the latest on the numerous asylum changes and proposed asylum changes, get a review of recent Supreme Court decisions involving immigration issues and more during the upcoming TBA Immigration Law Section fall forum on Nov. 17. The virtual program will provide four general CLE hours.