Justia Connect

SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse Examination) records are often some of the most influential — and misunderstood — forms of evidence in criminal cases. Attorneys are routinely tasked with interpreting complex clinical documentation without the... Read More ›

Health law touches nearly every aspect of the U.S. healthcare system, from patient care and reimbursement to privacy, compliance, transactions, and healthcare innovation. For attorneys who do not regularly practice in healthcare, the field can... Read More ›

On February 9, 2026, the ABA House of Delegates adopted a new Model Rule 1.14 essentially modernizing in many significant ways the former Model Rule, with a shift from focusing on diminished capacity (under the former rule) to decision-making... Read More ›

This 75-minute program on LGBTQI Reproductive Rights and Family Formation first will cover the history and development of this area of the law beginning with the Stonewall Court Riots in the 1970s and moving into the status today. The program... Read More ›

This 90-minute session gives attorneys a complete analytical framework for evaluating any Fourth Amendment search or seizure issue. Anthony Bandiero, a former law enforcement officer turned attorney who has trained more than 100,000 officers... Read More ›

Litigating pediatric emergency medicine (PEM) cases requires a fundamental shift in mindset from adult malpractice. Since pediatric injuries often lead to catastrophic, lifelong damages, these cases carry a 'long tail' of liability and a high... Read More ›

This program examines fifteen recurring errors that can undermine an otherwise valid estate plan. Designed for a nationwide audience of attorneys, the program moves beyond document preparation to consider whether a client’s dispositive... Read More ›

Professors Vikram Amar and Michael Dorf return for another engaging preview of the upcoming 2026–2027 Supreme Court Term. The discussion will explore matters on the current docket, including Second Amendment protections for semi-automatic... Read More ›

This one-hour CLE provides a practical, national survey of wrongful death litigation across American jurisdictions. It begins with the statutory origins of the action — the common-law rule of Baker v. Bolton, the English Fatal Accidents Act of... Read More ›

What stops you from moving forward? How do you become your best self? How do you develop habits to reach your goals? This presentation will examine the challenges lawyers face in balancing the demands of legal practice with their personal and... Read More ›

Heavy workloads, tight deadlines, and high-stakes consequences contribute to exorbitant stress levels and mental health concerns for legal professionals. Self-compassion is not a departure from the discipline and rigor the profession demands —... Read More ›

This introductory program demystifies trademark law for non-IP lawyers, entrepreneurs, and advisors who support brand-building clients. Participants will learn the fundamentals of trademark rights, how protection is acquired, what makes a mark... Read More ›

The landscape surrounding college athletics and name, image, and likeness (NIL) has rapidly evolved over the last five years, creating a new frontier for athletes, universities, and the lawyers who work with them. Join us for an introductory CLE... Read More ›

This presentation explores the ethical responsibilities of attorneys to foster inclusive practices in client representation and in the legal workplace. Drawing on the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct, ABA Formal Opinion 500, and practical... Read More ›

Service animals, assistance animals, and emotional support animals each arise under a different legal framework, and the employer or housing provider that applies the wrong one is exposed regardless of the answer it reaches. This course aims to... Read More ›