Body language expert Scott Rouse will share what to look for when you suspect your client is not being truthful. Rouse will discuss eye movement, nonverbal cues and micro-expressions in this one-hour webcast scheduled for Sept. 16 at noon CDT. The video can be viewed online after that date. The course is worth one hour of CLE credit.

Learn about the new Transportation Network Company Service Act and its effects upon Uber, Lyft and other transportation network companies (TNC) in Tennessee. The Sept. 30 webcast will also cover the new law’s effects upon insurance coverage in auto tort cases where a TNC driver is involved. The course is worth one hour of CLE credit.

Transactional practice programs in Memphis on Oct. 2 and in Nashville on Oct. 30, will provide lawyers with the information, tools and tips needed to successfully handle transactional and traditional business matters. The courses, providing six CLE credits each, will offer practical approaches to handling probate matters, real estate transactions, wills, trusts and more.

Participants at the Supreme Court Academy on Oct. 1 in Nashville will have the opportunity to observe oral arguments at the Tennessee Supreme Court as part of CLE training. Sessions after oral argument observation include best practices in oral argument and brief writing, and a panel discussion on ethical scenarios in appellate practice. The course is scheduled from 9 a.m. – 4:15 p.m. and offers 5.5 hours of CLE.

James Mackler of Frost Brown Todd will provide the information you need to address the growing legal field of drone law. Watch it live on Sept. 10 from noon – 1 p.m. CDT, or purchase it to watch anytime. The course offers one hour of CLE.

Legislators and professionals will share the latest on Tennessee cannabis legislation, including insights on decriminalization and the use of medical marijuana in Tennessee, at the upcoming Cannabis Revolution CLE program. The course is scheduled for Sept. 29 at the Tennessee Bar Center and offers three hours of CLE.

Learn technology tips and tricks for practicing law while out of the office in the Sept. 22 webcast scheduled to begin at noon CDT. The one-hour presentation will include information on securing mobile devices and connecting to an unsecured WI-FI connection. The program offers one hour of CLE.

Judge C. Creed McGinley and Judge J. Steven Stafford will speak at the annual Court Square CLE in Dyersburg, Sept. 17. Judge Allen Phillips will talk about his role on the Court of Workers' Compensation Claim at the Court Square CLE in Jackson. Both programs offer three hours of CLE.

Join local attorneys for the annual Court Square CLE in Cookeville on Sept. 15 from 12:30 to 3:45 p.m. at First Tennessee Bank. Topics to be covered include legislation, billing and labor law. TBA members can use membership prepaid credits and attend for free.

Clifton Miller of Henry, McCord, Bean, Gabriel & LaBar will give a whirlwind tour of summary judgement in Tennessee at the Court Square CLE in Chattanooga on Sept. 16. Other speakers and topics include Maury Nicely of Evans Harrison Hackett on employment law and Daniel Ripper of Luther Anderson on DUI. The course offers three credits of CLE. Register here.