The fourth and final CLE in the “Modern Law Practice Series” will explore emerging trends in the delivery of legal services and how focusing on consumer behavior could benefit your law firm. This session will examine the ways in which consumer-facing companies like Avvo and LegalZoom have capitalized on tailoring services to the needs of the modern legal client and how you can adjust your practice to meet those same demands. The three-hour program will be held April 13, and will be available in person and on-demand.

Join bankruptcy practitioners from across the state at the TBA's 14th Annual Bankruptcy Forum on April 28-30 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Gatlinburg. Participate in small group discussions and hear presentations on recent bankruptcy case developments in the 6th Circuit and around the country.

This year's Dispute Resolution Forum in Nashville will focus on the changing landscape of mediation from live to digital. Speakers at the April 10 program will address the implications of online dispute resolution technology and provide practical examples of this new technology in action. Another session will address how online dispute resolution can improve access to justice. Further sessions will cover the ethical issues arising out of online dispute resolution.

On the afternoon of April 7, a CLE on immigration law will  be held at the Bar Center. Sessions will focus on U.S. and international business investment immigration issues facing both immigration and non-immigration attorneys such as corporate counsel, employment law, and technology law attorneys. Featured speakers will include government/NGO representatives, cross border company executives, and cross border services representatives. Find out more and register here.

Last chance to register! On March 29, experience a special wedding CLE at one of Nashville's premier wedding venues, the Cordelle. Sessions will touch on a variety of nuptial-related considerations, such as what to do pre-wedding, how to handle blended families, and the ins and outs of tax planning. Brunch will be included, with all the cake, mimosas and darling wedding mints you could want.

A CLE on immigration law will be held at the Bar Center on April 7. Presentations will focus on family immigration and court issues facing both new and experienced immigration attorneys, as well as family law and criminal law attorneys. Featured speakers will include representatives from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Office of the Principal Legal Advisor, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Enforcement and Removal Operations. Find out more or register here.

A CLE addressing basic and intermediate deposition techniques will be held April 6 at the Tennessee Bar Center. Attendees will hear from experienced litigators who will discuss key components of the deposition process. An additional portion of the program will be devoted to ethical considerations in deposition settings, dealing with difficult counsel and witness preparation. Find out more and register here.

Last chance to register! A CLE on intellectual property will be held April 5 at the Tennessee Bar Center in Nashville. The morning sessions will cover trademarks and the First Amendment, the punitive use of trademark law, and recent developments in copyright law. The afternoon sessions will address aspects of IPR proceedings, patent damages and trade secrets. Registration is open all day allowing you to come and go for the topics you are interested in. Take as many or as few hours as you need and pay only for the hours you attend. Find out more and register here.

Experience a special wedding CLE at one of Nashville's premier wedding venues, The Cordelle. The faculty will lift the veil on a variety of nuptial-related considerations, such as what to do pre-wedding, how to handle blended families, and the ins and outs of tax planning. Brunch will be included, with all the cake, mimosas and darling wedding mints you could want. Learn more and register here.