The three-hour CLE program Ethics of Healthy Lawyering will be in Memphis tomorrow at the Fogelman Executive Conference Center. Chris Stiegemeyer from The Bar Plan will take on hot topics in legal malpractice, first quizzing attendees’ on their knowledge levels and then focusing on how to recognize risks and problematic behaviors and adequately respond to them. The program will wrap up with a look at “Healthy Lawyering” and how to manage work life balance and improve productivity. Come join us!

Two prominent health policy experts — Dr. Marty Makary and Larry Van Horn — will give the keynote address at the TBA’s upcoming Health Law Forum. Makary is a Johns Hopkins health policy expert and New York Times bestselling author. He has written for The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, TIME and Newsweek and regularly appears on network news as a health care expert. Van Horn has advised the state of Tennessee on health policy and is currently working with the White House on issues related to price transparency in health care markets — regularly meeting with leaders at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and Federal Trade Commission. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from the preeminent voices in today’s health policy. The forum will take place Oct. 17-18 in Franklin.

The TBA’s International Law & Practice Section is holding an International Law Trade & Investment Roundtable next Tuesday from 3 to 5 p.m. at Lewis Thomason's Nashville Office. The session will also be live streamed to locations in Memphis and Chattanooga. Speakers will address issues such as international entrepreneurship, tariffs, treaties, markets and trends. Learn more or RSVP here.

The TBA will be in Cookeville on Oct. 1 at the Cookeville Higher Education Campus for a 3-hour CLE program and a Q&A session on TBA’s new Association Group Health Insurance and other insurance options available to Tennessee lawyers. Pam McGrath of TBA Member Insurance Solutions (TBAMS) will be on site to help answer questions. Members are welcome to register for the program that day or stop in and ask questions.

As Tennessee deals with the rising costs of rural medical needs and seeks to implement a new Medicaid block grant proposal, there are many issues on the horizon for TennCare. TBA Health Law Section member and Deputy Commissioner of TennCare Gabe Roberts will address some of these issues on Oct. 17 at the 31st Annual TBA Health Law Forum. He will be joined by a stellar line-up of speakers. Check out the program and register here.

The TBA will be in Murfreesboro on Thursday at the Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce for the Court Square CLE and a Q&A session on TBA’s new Association Group Health Insurance and other insurance options available to Tennessee lawyers. Pam McGrath of TBA Member Insurance Solutions (TBAMS) will be on site to help answer questions. Members are welcome to register for the program that day or stop in and ask questions.

The three-hour Court Square program will be held in Murfreesboro on Sept. 26. The course, being offered across the state this fall, is designed to provide attorneys with the latest developments in multiple areas of the law. At the Murfreesboro program, Lisa Collins will discuss updates in adoption law and post adoption placement; TBA staff member Berkley Schwarz will cover legislative updates; and Beverly P. Sharpe will present an ethics session focused on current developments from the Board of Professional Responsibility.

The three-hour Court Square program will be in Kingsport on Sept. 24. The program is designed to provide attorneys with the latest developments in multiple areas of the law. Bob Arrington will discuss ethical considerations for lawyers in mediation; Jerry Morgan will present an ethics session focused on current developments from the Board of Professional Responsibility; and there will be a session on insurance and preventing legal malpractice.

The TBA will be in Clarksville on Thursday at the Customs House Museum for a 3-hour CLE program and a Q&A session on TBA’s new Association Group Health Insurance and other insurance options available to Tennessee lawyers. Pam McGrath of TBA Member Insurance Solutions (TBAMS) will be on site to help answer questions. Members are welcome to register for the program that day or stop in and ask questions.