The TBA will host its annual Mid-Winter CLE Blast in Nashville on Feb. 12. Programming is available from 7 a.m. to 6:45 p.m. at the Tennessee Bar Center, 221 4th Ave. N. No pre-registration is required for the event and attendees are eligible to earn up to 11 hours of dual credit CLE. Get more information on the TBA’s website.

The 2020 Disability Law Forum will offer a full day of legal updates for disability law practitioners. Speakers include Social Security Administration Administrative Law Judge H. Scott Williams; Kimberly Joseph with Tennessee Disability Determination Services; vocational consultant Michelle McBroom Weiss; and several Tennessee lawyers practicing in the field. Attendees can earn up to 3.5 general hours and 1.5 dual hours. Register now to reserve your spot!

The TBA’s 17th annual Bankruptcy Law Forum will take place on May 15-17 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Gatlinburg. Attendees will hear bankruptcy case law updates, a panel addressing the Small Business Reorganization Act and more. Registration includes a Friday evening networking reception and dinner and ten hours of CLE credit, including three hours of ethics. Learn more about the program and register here.

The TBA Business Law Section will hold its annual forum on April 30 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Tennessee Bar Center in Nashville. The course will focus on a number of key tax matters relevant to business law practice in Tennessee, including choice of entity, taxation of LLCs, hot topics in entity-based transactional tax planning, state tax incentives and federal opportunity zones. Come join us and earn five general credits and one dual credit.

The TBA Litigation Law Section will host its annual Spring Forum on April 16 in Nashville. Topics to be covered include rules of procedure, appellate law, pre-law techniques and a conversation on caps. The program offers three general and two dual CLE hours.

The TBA’s 2020 Federal Appellate Forum will take place March 25 in Nashville and feature 6th Circuit Court of Appeals Judges Jane Stranch, John Bush and John Rogers. An interactive panel with the judges will address best practices for federal appeals. The CLE also will include sessions on civil and criminal case law updates, how to make the most out of an oral argument and writing an effective brief. Don’t miss this opportunity to join judges and colleagues for this unique forum. The course offers four CLE credits (one dual and three general).

The TBA’s Immigration Law Winter Forum on March 9 will provide updates and trending issues in immigration and an overview of the many procedural and policy changes that have taken place during the last few years. The program offers 4.5 hours of CLE and begins at 9 a.m. at the Tennessee Bar Center in Nashville. Get registered here.

Government law is an ever-changing practice area with a unique blend of constitutional, statutory and case law. This year’s Local Government Forum, set for March 5, will address intangible aspects of this practice area, along with topics such as legislative updates, open records, small cells, Robert’s Rules of Order, and legal ethics in a government setting. A total of six credit hours (two dual, four general) are available.

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The TBA’s Estate Planning & Probate Forum 2020 is set for Feb. 21 in Franklin at the Embassy Suites Cool Springs. This year’s program offers seven hours of CLE, including an hour of dual credit. Programming will focus on timely, relevant topics to help you stay on top of trends in this practice area and will include the ever-popular legislative update and probate panel sessions. TBA has also secured a block of rooms at a discounted rate at the Embassy Suites for those who would like to stay at the hotel.

Get your tech on at this year’s Law Tech program. The CLE and vendor expo will take place Feb. 21 at the Nashville School of Law. Come discover the newest technology for your practice and office by attending one or all of the sessions being offered. Sessions will be broken down by focus area: Future Proof, Litigation and Tech Updates. Each focus area includes two hours of CLE credit followed by a 30-minute break during which attendees can network with sponsors, attendees and speakers, play sponsor bingo or enter to win tech prize raffles. Stay all day and earn six hours of dual CLE credit.