The TBA’s Court Square Series is headed to Gallatin on June 7. This three-hour program will provide attorneys with the latest developments in ethics, social security and elder law. Kick off the afternoon with a lunch and learn networking session with TBA leadership, followed by a legislative update from TBA Government Affairs Director Berkley Schwarz. Gallatin lawyer Chris George of George & George also will be on hand to provide a Social Security 101 primer. Programming will run from 11:30 a.m. until 3:15 p.m. CDT at Volunteer State Community College in the Mary Cole Nichols Dining Room B. Learn more and register here.

The 27th Annual Labor & Employment Forum set for May 5 in Nashville is a terrific opportunity to learn from some of the top professionals and judges in the labor and employment arena who will provide practical insight on emerging trends and critical issues. This year’s program features topics such as the new NLRB, FLSA case law update, a judicial panel of both state and federal judges, the ins and outs of effective mediations, and an ethics presentation on interviewing witnesses within the workplace.

This year's Litigation Forum will be a live virtual event next week on May 4, offering essential and useful material for litigators. Programming will include sessions covering the economic loss doctrine, court-mandated ADR and the ethical implications of artificial intelligence in the legal landscape. Find out more here.

This year's Immigration Law Forum will cover timely topics affecting immigration attorneys. Sessions will include the discussion of the Southeastern Provision plant raid, family law immigration updates and the intersection of criminal and immigration law. Join us in person May 10 at 1212 Germantown in Nashville. Registration is from 8:30-9 a.m. with programming running from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. CDT.

The 27th Annual Labor & Employment Forum set for May 5 in Nashville is a terrific opportunity to learn from some of the top professionals and judges in the labor and employment arena who will provide practical insight on emerging trends and critical issues. This year’s program features topics such as the new NLRB, FLSA case law update, a judicial panel of both state and federal judges, the ins and outs of effective mediations, and an ethics presentation on interviewing witnesses within the workplace.

This year's Litigation Forum will be a live virtual event on May 4, offering essential and useful material for litigators. Programming will include sessions covering the economic loss doctrine, court-mandated ADR and the ethical implications of artificial intelligence in the legal landscape.  Find out more here.

The TBA is bringing its award-winning CLE programming to Savannah on April 26. The Court Square program is designed to provide attorneys with the latest developments in multiple areas of the law. Start the afternoon with a lunch and learn networking session with TBA leadership. Other topics to be covered include leveraging technology to provide a better client experience, a judicial session on divorce and an ethics update from the Board of Professional Responsibility. The event will run from 11:30 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. CDT at the Venue on Main, 454 Main St., Savannah 38372.

The 2023 Business Law Forum will be a hybrid program next Friday: in person at Bass Berry & Sim's Nashville offices or virtually via Zoom. Sessions will examine ethical uses of AI-driven platforms, such as ChatGPT, in the legal profession; current concepts related to transactional non-competes; lessons learned from cryptocurrency bankruptcies like FTX; and the legal constraints that celebrity executives and directors must navigate when balancing their public image with regulatory obligations. The program will run from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. CDT. A networking reception for in-person attendees will immediately follow the forum.

There is still time to register for next week's Trial Tactics and Techniques webcast, which will offer a view from both sides of the bench on how to effectively present a case to any audience. With the decline in jury trials, it has become more and more difficult for attorneys to obtain trial experience. This program will offer tips and techniques on how to present a case, including discussion of how style and strategy may differ depending on the audience, how to prepare a strong opening and closing statement and how to handle witnesses. Speakers include Judge Cynthia Chappell, Judge Greg Gilbert, Judge Deborah Stevens and Judge Cynthia Wyrick. Join us next Thursday from 1-2 p.m. CDT.

This year's Real Estate Essentials course will be held virtually on June 22. The program will run from 1 to 4:15 p.m. CDT. Thanks to attorney and senior underwriting counsel Joseph Kirkland Jr. at Executive Title and Closing Inc. in Memphis for producing this program. Watch for more details coming soon.