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23rd Annual Labor & Employment Forum, May 3

Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Apr 17, 2019
News Type: TBA CLE
The TBA's Labor and Employment Forum provides timely, specialized and practical information on a range of labor and employment law topics. The CLE sessions will focus on mediation and employment cases, accommodations in the modern era, case law updates, a judicial panel and a unique, interactive ethics session focused on attorney well-being and the power of laughter. Earn up to 5.5 General hours and 1 Ethics hour.

Criminal Law Basics and Prison Tour Set for May 22

Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Apr 16, 2019
News Type: TBA CLE
The annual Criminal Law Basics Forum is coming up on May 22 at the Tennessee Bar Center in Nashville. This annual favorite features the intangibles for criminal law practitioners, including timely updates on both a state and federal level. We will cover appellate issues, attorney well-being and ethics, ending the day with a guided tour of the Riverbend Maximum Security Institution, presented by Warden Tony Mays and attorney David Raybin who will discuss representing a death row inmate through execution. Don’t miss out on this unique, enriching CLE opportunity.

This Thursday: Litigation & Appellate Forum

Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Apr 10, 2019
News Type: TBA CLE
It's not too late to join your colleagues for the 2019 Litigation Forum on April 18. This year’s event will include a Magistrate Judges panel, a session on social media in client intake, a review of the Business Court and much more. Earn up to four hours of general CLE and one ethics hour.

Immigration Law Forum Set for April 25

Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Apr 9, 2019
News Type: TBA CLE
Join your colleagues for a program packed with a variety of issues facing immigration, family, criminal, corporate counsel, employment and business law attorneys. The morning sessions at the Tennessee Bar Center will address family immigration and court issues while the afternoon sessions address labor and employment immigration issues. Finish the day with an ethics CLE dual representation employment immigration hour. 

Local Government Forum is Thursday; Tour of New Tennessee State Museum Included

Posted by: Barry Kolar on Apr 8, 2019
News Type: TBA CLE

Government law is an ever-changing practice area with a unique blend of constitutional, statutory and case laws. This year's Local Government Forum will address intangibles of the practice area, along with topics such as ABC laws, government employment law, legal ethics in a government setting and more. The six-hour forum kicks off at 9 a.m. at the Tennessee Bar Center in Nashville and continues until 4:30 p.m. A networking event will follow at the newly opened Tennessee State Museum, with museum curators offering a staff-guided tour of the facility.

Litigation, Appellate Practice Team Up for Power-packed Program

Posted by: Barry Kolar on Apr 5, 2019
News Type: TBA CLE

The TBA's Litigation and Appellate Practice Sections are collaborating to offer a full-day CLE containing essential and useful material for litigators and appellate practitioners alike. This year’s program will take place April 18 at the Tennessee Bar Center in Nashville. It includes a session on appellate procedure, a presentation on social media issues and client intake, a dual credit legal technology hour related to hold and preservation systems, a session discussing ethical issues in brief writing and brief strategies, both trial and appellate as well as a presentation on the reasonable certainty requirement for calculating damages. Earn up to three hours of general CLE and two hour of ethics CLE. Secure your spot by registering today!

Disability Law Forum Set for April 12

Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Apr 3, 2019
News Type: TBA CLE
The Disability Law Forum on April 12 is offering a diverse lineup of speakers and topics, including Kim Joseph of the Tennessee Disability Determination Services. She is presenting a session focused on effective representation at DDS and will provide attendees with a much-needed Q&A period to ask those challenging questions. Additionally, the section’s chair, Chris George of George & George, will cover an hour of ethics, including how to handle ethical dilemmas and more. The day will end with Administrative Law Judge Robert Martin from the Office of Disability Adjudication and Review who will share his unique perspective as a former private attorney and current judge.

23rd Annual Labor & Employment Forum Set for May 3

Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Apr 2, 2019
News Type: TBA CLE
The TBA's Labor and Employment Forum provides timely, specialized and practical information on a range of labor and employment law topics. The CLE sessions will focus on mediation and employment cases, accommodations in the modern era, case law updates, a judicial panel and a unique, interactive ethics session focused on attorney well-being and the power of laughter. Earn up to 5.5 general hours and 1 ethics hour.

RSVP for Reception Following Local Government Forum on April 11

Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Apr 1, 2019
News Type: TBA CLE
The TBA Local Government Section will host a reception at the newly opened Tennessee State Museum, 1000 Rosa Parks Blvd., following its annual forum on April 11 in Nashville. Attendees of the reception will meet with museum curators and receive a staff-guided tour of the brand-new facility. This event is open to all Local Government Section members and those interested in learning more about the section; forum attendance is not required. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to learn Tennessee history while engaging with TBA leadership. You can RSVP for this event here.

Dispute Resolution Forum Set for April 26

Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Mar 22, 2019
News Type: TBA CLE
The Dispute Resolution Annual Forum offers attendees a stacked program featuring accomplished professionals from the ADR vocation. Attendees will receive an update to arbitration and mediation case law, explore the possibilities of online dispute resolution and delve into ethical issues that often arise for advocates and mediators. The forum has been carefully crafted to provide timely and practical information that will benefit both lawyers and mediators.
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