This program provides an introduction and overview of the additional insured endorsement forms and scope of coverage available for construction projects.
For new lawyers and lawyers new to real estate practice, the course provides a selection of tips and guidance on how to improve your workflow and your clients’ experience.
PRE-ORDER This handbook discusses estate planning after the death of the decedent and includes chapters on administration, disclaimers, going to court, qualified retirement plans and IRAs, insurance, business interests, and strategies for estate tax, gift tax, generation-skipping transfer tax, and income tax elections.
This program begins by defining how construction projects are structured. It then identifies common types of disputes that can arise and other aspects of construction law.
Drawing on more than two decades of law firm support roles and doctoral research on organizational effectiveness, Deidre N. Jackson offers attorneys and firm leaders research-informed strategies to strengthen culture, improve engagement, and support long-term firm success.
Attorney Samantha Martin and mental performance consultant Danielle Beardsley provide strategies for addressing chronic stress and burnout that harms careers and deprives the profession of talented practitioners.
A discussion on how the Workers’ Compensation Commission interprets, applies, and responds to appellate opinions, the practical impact those rulings have on case outcomes and what practitioners should understand about this ongoing dialogue between the two institutions. Originally presented as part of Workers' Compensation Institute 2026.
Explore the five key factors used to determine the nature and extent of injuries in workers’ compensation cases. This session reviews current interpretations, practical applications, and recent developments impacting these evaluations. Gain insights into how these factors influence case outcomes and learn strategies for presenting compelling evidence. Originally presented as part of Workers' Compensation Institute 2026.
Gain practical guidance on crafting clear, persuasive legal documents for administrative and appellate review. This session covers techniques for organizing arguments, drafting proposed decisions, and preparing effective briefs that meet procedural requirements and strengthen advocacy. Originally presented as part of Workers' Compensation Institute 2026.