Learn techniques for developing law leadership skills in the full-day Lead Law program on Oct. 23, 8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the Tennessee Bar Center in Nashville. Leadership training will focus on leading yourself, leading your clients and leading your firm. The course is worth 5.5 credits of CLE.

A four-part webcast series will begin Nov. 4 at noon for lawyers and mediators regarding employee dispute resolution. Courses include Creating and Managing an Employee Dispute Plan, Dispute Resolution in Health Care Settings, Proposed Collaborative Law Rule for Family Law Mediators and Interaction Between Mediators and Lawyers. The series is worth 4.5 credits of CLE.

A dynamic new learning game from the Tennessee Bar Association helps you build your legal knowledge while competing with your fellow lawyers and earning CLE credits. During the course of each Supreme Court Fantasy Challenge game, you will analyze lower court rulings, read attorney briefs, listen to oral arguments and then vote on how you think the court — or each individual justice — will rule. When the court rules on the case, you will be awarded points based on your votes and earn rankings in four categories. Six cases are already available for you to complete.

A law practice conference on Nov. 10 will connect TBA Leadership Law alumni with new lawyers from across the state. In their role as faculty members for the course, the TBALL alumni will share their experience on a range of practice issues, including talking about law firm structures and economics, working with partners, billing, solo practice, networking and ethics. New lawyers, this program is for you!

Join your colleagues for the TBA's annual Hot Topics in Real Estate Seminar on Nov. 6. This year’s program will offer attendees insight into tax sales, bankruptcy, best practices certification, and the annual legislative report. One session will give special consideration to HOA law. Don’t miss this opportunity to network with attorneys in this practice area.

Learn about the Department of Veterans Affairs and the types of claims commonly requiring attorney assistance in this series of webcast CLEs. Topics to be covered include service and non-service disability, health care and burial issues. VA-accredited lawyers can earn up to three hours of CLE. Join us on Nov. 2, Nov. 9 and Nov. 17 to take advantage of the series.

Combine a week of fabulous skiing with daily CLE programming and you have the TBA's annual CLE Ski program, taking place Jan. 17-22 at Vail Cascade Resort and Spa in Vail, Colorado. This program offers a wide variety of CLE topics to benefit lawyers from various practices. Earn three hours of CLE each day without missing time on the slopes.

Learn more about how legislation is prepared, drafted and reviewed at the CLE titled, Drafting Legislation for the General Assembly 2015: A Pathway to Excellence, Oct. 29, 9 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Attendees will take away templates and samples of legislation, forms and style guidelines used by the Tennessee General Assembly. The course will be held at the Legislative Plaza in Nashville and is worth three hours of CLE credit.

TBA’s Creditor’s Practice Section will offer current developments in this area of law at the upcoming Creditors Pratice Forum, Sept. 23 at the TBA in Nashville. Topics to be discussed include recent actions of the Consumer Financial Bureau and a discussion of the growing issues and ethics surrounding debt management/settlement companies. The course is worth three hours of CLE.

TBA’s annual Health Law Primer will provide a general health law overview and include a panel of experienced health care providers, including Elizabeth Harrell of Franklin’s Community Health Systems. The seminar, Oct. 7, 1 p.m., at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Cool Springs, addresses real life situations in the heavily regulated healthcare industry. The course offers four hours of CLE.