The TBA is bringing its award-winning CLE programming to Savannah on Nov. 16. The three-hour Court Square program is designed to provide attorneys with the latest developments in multiple areas of the law. Kick off the afternoon with a lunch and learn networking session with TBA leadership, then take part in a Legislative Update featuring TBA Legislative Director Berkley Schwarz, followed by a session featuring Ryan Hagenbrok of Hagenbrok & Hagenbrok and a judicial panel that includes Tennessee Court of Appeals (Western Section) Judge Carma Dennis McGee, Wayne County General Sessions & Juvenile Judge James Y. Ross and Hardin County General Sessions & Juvenile Judge Daniel L. Smith.

Elder Law Basics 2022 will be presented virtually on Nov. 11 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Designed for attorneys new to the practice or those looking to brush up on their knowledge, this program will provide an overview of the intangibles of Elder Law. Topics will include powers of attorney, estate recovery, reverse mortgages, how clients can find and afford health care in retirement, ethics and more. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from seasoned practitioners providing the information you need to stay on top of developments and changes in the field. Register here.

Witness an all-star lineup of women attorneys discuss resiliency in our profession during times of change, nontraditional legal careers, women supporting other women and much more during the “Raising the Bar” program next week. Produced by the TBA Women in the Profession Committee, the in-person event will kick off with a keynote address from Chancellor Ellen Hobbs Lyle (retired), JAMS: Mediation, Arbitration and ADR Service, on withstanding career adversity, overcoming challenges and growing from those experiences. Programming will run from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. CST at Baker Donelson’s Nashville office and will be immediately followed by a networking reception. Learn more and register for the program.

The TBA Administrative Law Section will host its Annual Forum on Dec. 15 from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. CDT at the Nashville office of Burr & Forman. A virtual option is also available. Sessions will provide updates on relevant legislation, case law, ethics and administrative rules. Speakers include Janet Irene Kleinfelter with the Tennessee Attorney General's office and Phillip Hilliard with the state Administrative Procedures Division. Administrative Law Section members will receive a special discounted price on the program. Not a member of the section? Join today.

Two upcoming webcasts from the TBA Dispute Resolution Section are set to focus on the law of arbitration and technology in the realm of access to justice (ATJ). Recent Developments in the Law of Arbitration on Oct. 26 from 11 a.m. to noon CDT will cover recent federal legislation affecting arbitration, as well as selected cases from the past year, with emphasis on the United States Supreme Court, the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals, and the Tennessee state courts. The Future of Technology in the Access to Justice Realm on Nov. 29 from noon until 1 p.m. CST will explore the experiences of mediators using remote technology to help resolve disputes across a wide spectrum of dispute types.

Don't miss this year's 34th Annual Health Law Forum, taking place in person next Thursday and Friday at the Music City Center in downtown Nashville. This year's program will include a keynote address by Interim Health Commissioner Dr. Morgan McDonald and sessions on fraud and abuse, current and future issues in artificial intelligence and machine-based learning, the latest on research and clinical trials, and post-Roe concerns for healthcare workers. For those interested in learning more about the health law field, the 22nd Annual Health Law Primer will take place Wednesday from noon to 4:30 p.m. CDT at the Nashville office of Bass, Berry & Sims. Thanks to Carnahan Group, presenting sponsor for both programs.

This year’s Juvenile Law Basics forum will take place on Nov. 8. This virtual program is designed for newer juvenile and children's Law practitioners and will feature topics such as adverse childhood experiences and secondary trauma, guardian ad litem basics and neglect actions, guardian ad litem work in termination of parental rights cases, and much more. The forum will take place via Zoom from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. CST. Learn more and register for the program.

Register now to attend the TBA Court of Appeals Boot Camp, taking place Nov. 2 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. CDT in Nashville. This annual favorite allows for attendees to view real oral arguments in front of the Court of Appeals, followed by panel discussions with both judges and advocates who participated in the day’s arguments. Panelist will offer tips and best practices, providing expert analysis and direction to appellate lawyers. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to meet with court of appeals judges and colleagues from across the state. Sessions will take place at the Tennessee Court of Appeals and Waller Law offices.

The annual TBA Family Law Forum will take place virtually on Nov. 1 from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. CDT. This staple for domestic law lawyers features timely sessions on Rule 53 and collaborative family law, invasion of privacy, case law, legislative updates, ethics and attorney’s fees The program will feature Lisa Gill with Gill Family Law in Germantown; Memphis lawyer Loys Jordan III with McDonald Kuhn; 21st Judicial District Circuit Court Judge James Martin; Memphis lawyer Lucian Pera with Adams and Reese; Nashville lawyer Siew-Ling Shea with Rogers, Kamm & Shea; and Joseph Smith with the Miles Mason Family Law Group in Germantown.

Witness an all-star lineup of women attorneys discuss resiliency in our profession during times of change, nontraditional legal careers, women supporting other women and much more during the “Raising the Bar” program on Nov. 10. Produced by the TBA Women in the Profession Committee, the in-person event will kick off with a keynote address from retired Chancellor Ellen Hobbs Lyle on withstanding career adversity, overcoming challenges and growing from those experiences. Programming will run from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. CST at Baker Donelson’s Nashville office and will be immediately followed by a networking reception. Learn more and register for the program.