The CLE Performer Stuart Teicher is back with four ethics webcast replays this month. On July 17, Shakira, Secrets and Scandals: Attorney Ethics and the World of Offshore Deals begins at 9 a.m. CDT, followed by Five Ways to Use Chat GPT Safely in the Practice of Law at 10:15, and The Office: What Michael Scott Teaches About Lawyer Professionalism at 11:30. Then on July 18, tune in for Wedded Bliss and Attorney Ethics at noon CDT. Can't make these times? The sessions also are available on demand. Check out all options being offered during TBA's Summer CLE Event.

The TBA will offer two engaging webcast replays with Stuart Teicher this month, exploring legal ethics through pop culture. "The Perfect Pop Song and Attorney Ethics," streaming July 15, will reveal what makes a pop song “perfect” and connect its structure and lyrics to key ethics rules on competence, candor and communication. On July 16, "Ted Lasso and Attorney Ethics: Lessons in Life, Law, and Leadership" will highlight how the hit show’s moments of integrity and teamwork reflect the Rules of Professional Conduct and offer practical lessons for lawyers.

In this webcast replay, Stuart Teicher tells true stories about lawyers who break the law and the ethics rules they break (or could have broken). This session is about a judge who harassed his staff, played favorites with lawyers and conducted himself in a professionally questionable manner. Ethics topics include the connection between competence, withdrawal and mental health issues; how sexual harassment creates problems; the duty to report lawyer and judicial misconduct; and how the rule on supervision guides lawyers in creating an ethically positive office environment. Visit the TBA website to register.

The 2025 Federal Practice Forum, set for July 15, will provide attorneys with essential updates and practical insights across three sessions: immigration law, art and cultural heritage law, and attorney wellness, including a session exploring parallels between athletes and the mental health challenges lawyers face. Speakers include Brent Jones an assistant U.S. attorney in Knoxville, Diane Penneys Edelman with the Brooklyn Law School, Amber Seay with The Ehrisman Law Firm, and Stuart Teicher, known as The CLE Performer. For more information and to register, visit TBA's website.

The TBA Law Office Technology & Management Section is presenting four webcasts this week. Today, catch “60 Legal Tech Tips, Tricks, Gadgets and Websites in 60 Minutes, which will focus on the latest developments in legal technology. Tomorrow, tune in for “AI in Law: Use Cases,” which will explore 30 impactful use cases of generative AI for lawyers, including in the areas of legal research, document drafting and practice management. On Thursday, join colleagues for “The Evolving Ethics of Law Firm Cybersecurity: Practical and Budget-Friendly Tips.” This program will focus on affordable cybersecurity measures that should be considered to protect confidential data. And on Friday, wrap up with “Our Era of AI: Responsible AI & Microsoft Copilot,” which will look at how Microsoft embraces Responsible AI in its development of AI solutions and how the company’s legal department uses Copilot to achieve more. If you miss any of these times, the programs are also available on demand.

TBA CLE Summer Camp is in session! Beat the heat this summer and take your CLE on demand from the comfort of your home, office or cabin in the woods. TBA CLE will be replaying popular titles throughout the month of July, whether you need one hour of credit or 15. Watch for a weekly update of upcoming courses in this publication and on social media. This week features Friends ... An Ethical Sitcom?; From Bonnie and Clyde to Bernie Madoff — What the Biggest Thieves in History Teach About Attorney Ethics; and Ethics Update: Current Developments from the Board of Professional Responsibility. Interested in something else? View all Summer Camp offerings, which include sessions on law tech, practice management, effective communication, ethics and more!

This on-demand webcast from the TBA covers changes to Tennessee’s foreclosure law, including a reduction in the number of required newspaper notices for foreclosure sales and a new requirement to post all sales and continuances online. Hosted by David Anthony of Exo Legal PLLC and Amy Heaslet of the Tennessee Bankers Association, the webcast includes a discussion on how to comply with the new regulations taking effect July 1. For more information and to register, visit the TBA website. 

Registration is now open for the TBA's Journey to Morocco CLE program scheduled for February 2026. Join the TBA delegation to learn more about Morocco's diverse food, music, customs and architecture, as well as its social fabric and political systems. Morocco's location at the crossroads of Europe and Africa has endowed the country with a richness of culture and heritage preserved and perpetuated to this day. Today, Morocco is a thriving society embracing modernity. The core program, scheduled for Feb. 9-15, 2026, is a six-night experience that includes one night in Casablanca, two nights in the political capital Rabat, and three nights in the country's cultural capital Fes. Trip extensions also are available: explore Marrakech Feb. 6-9 before the core program starts and/or participate in the post-trip Saharan adventure to the Merzouga Desert Feb. 15-18. View a brochure for the trip or learn more online. Space is limited, so reserve your spot today! The early bird registration rate expires Aug. 1.

Sessions from the TBA's recent Immigration Law Forum are now available for purchase as on-demand courses, both individually and as a convenient 1-Click Package. Sessions include "Hot Topics & Policies in Immigration Law," "Past, Current & Future Immigration Bills in the Tennessee General Assembly" and "Promoting Economic Inclusion and Immigrant Integration." In addition, the section has held three webcasts so far this year, and all of those are available on demand. Check those out here.

The TBA Law Office Technology & Management Section is presenting four webcasts in July. On July 8, catch “60 Legal Tech Tips, Tricks, Gadgets and Websites in 60 Minutes, which will focus on the latest developments in legal technology. On July 9, tune in for “AI in Law: Use Cases,” which will explore 30 impactful use cases of generative AI for lawyers, including in the areas of legal research, document drafting and practice management. On July 10, join colleagues for “The Evolving Ethics of Law Firm Cybersecurity: Practical and Budget-Friendly Tips.” This program will focus on affordable cybersecurity measures that should be considered to protect confidential data. And on July 11, wrap up with “Our Era of AI: Responsible AI & Microsoft Copilot,” which will look at how Microsoft embraces Responsible AI in its development of AI solutions and how the company’s legal department uses Copilot to achieve more.