The TBA's Summer Business Education Webinar Series continues Thursday with a one-hour session on Using Core Financial & Productivity Reports. Attendees will learn how balance sheets, trust accounts, profit & loss statements, chart of accounts and more can be used to manage and improve their practices on a day-to-day basis. The virtual program will run from noon to 1 p.m. CDT and offer one hour of dual CLE credit.

The Tax Law Series 2021 is now available to watch on demand! The four-part series includes What’s New with the IRS? with Kati Sanford Goodner; Update on CARES Act, PPP Round 2 & ERC with Brad Sagraves; Biden Your Time Until the Next Tax Bill with Joe Fernandez and Ethan Ward; and The Informal Conference Process with Kristin Husat and Phillip Ewing. Each program offers one hour of CLE credit and may be purchased separately.

The TBA General-Solo Section will hold its annual Fall FastTrack program virtually on Sept. 17. A favorite for general practitioners, the program will feature federal court best practices, tips for how to run your practice, ethical considerations regarding non-lawyer ownership of law firms and more. Registrants will have access to three webinars custom-tailored to the needs of general-solo practitioners and then receive eight hours of prepaid credits to use on any of TBA’s online or virtual CLE offerings.

The TBA General-Solo Section will hold its annual Fall FastTrack program virtually on Friday. A favorite for general practitioners, the program will feature federal court best practices, tips for how to run your practice, ethical considerations regarding non-lawyer ownership of law firms and more. Registrants will have access to three webinars custom-tailored to the needs of general-solo practitioners and then receive eight hours of prepaid credits to use on any of TBA’s online or virtual CLE offerings.

It's not too late to join the Federal Practice Section for its 2021 Annual Forum on Friday. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear speakers on a variety of topics including federal judicial selection, use of evidence in federal courts, the role of the Senate Judiciary Committee and concepts of originalism and textualism. The virtual program will run from 9 a.m. to noon and offer four general CLE credits. Section members receive a discount for this program. Not a Federal Practice Section member? Join here for additional savings and benefits.

Already considered one of the major health law programs in the country, the 33rd Annual TBA Health Law Forum will be even more prominent this year as it moves to downtown Nashville on Oct. 21-22 for a bigger and better program. Planners are excited to bring back the forum as a live, in-person event after the COVID-19 pandemic forced it to be held virtually last year. The two-day event will take place at the Music City Center. Planners already are working closely with center officials to ensure the safety and security of all attendees. The agenda also is already taking shape with sessions planned on regulatory fraud and abuse, physician discipline and licensing, privacy law developments, biomedical research regulation, ethics and case law updates, and more. The forum will offer 12 general hours and three dual hours of CLE credit. Overnight hotel accommodations will be available at a discounted rate. Contact cle@tnbar.org for more information.

In addition to the forum, the Health Law Section is also producing the annual Health Law Primer for the 21st year. This program, curated for newer health law practitioners, will be held virtually on Oct. 20 and provide four hours of general CLE credit.

The Disability Law Section will hold a one-hour webcast Thursday at 2:30 p.m. CDT to review the Social Security Administration's updated musculoskeletal listings. The live program will feature Stacy Cloyd, director of policy & administrative advocacy with the National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives, who will review the listing and walk attendees through the nuanced changes. Cloyd will also answer questions from attendees.

The TBA's Summer Business Education Webinar Series continues Thursday with a one-hour session on Task Management. Attendees will will learn how to build a master task list and examine a method for daily and weekly planning that will improve your level of organization. The virtual program will run from noon to 1 p.m. CDT and offer one hour of dual CLE credit. The series, designed to help attorneys work smarter not harder, will wrap up on July 29 with Using Core Financial & Productivity Reports.

Twitter is all the rage, both in lawyers’ personal and professional lives. But according to the “CLE Performer” Stuart Teicher, whenever lawyers choose to tweet they enter an ethical danger zone. Join Teicher next Tuesday at 10 a.m. CDT to learn more about the tricky Twitter traps that can cause ethical headaches. He also will discuss ethics issues with popular platforms TikTok and Zoom. Register here.

The TBA will hold its 2021 Elder Law Forum virtually tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. CDT. This year's program will feature information on elder abuse and undue influence, VA benefits, Medicaid updates and more. Speakers include Julie Price with Elder Law of East Tennessee, Christopher Johnson of Takacs McGinnis Elder Care Law, Amy Bryant with the Metro Nashville Office of Conservatorship Management, Bryson Eubanks with Kane and Crowell, Abby Rubenfeld of Rubenfeld Law Office, Travenia Holden with Holden Law Office, Barbara Moss of with Elder Law of Nashville and Michelle Poss of A. Michelle Poss Attorney at Law. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from seasoned experts and catch up on the latest developments in the field.