At the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers’ brand-new “Evidence & Family Law” program, powered by IICLE®, learn from esteemed AAML Fellows and numerous judges about best practices concerning the handling of evidence in family law cases. Better understand the rule against hearsay and increase your effectiveness at laying foundations as well as authenticating and properly preserving electronic evidence. Judges from several jurisdictions will answer questions and provide tips to maximize your courtroom expertise.

With the continuing rise in cybercrime, it is vital for a real estate attorney to secure clients' funds and information. Originally presented by ATG Legal Education.

Increase your understanding about the sophisticated concept of privilege, especially as it differs between state/federal cases, insurer/insured cases, and first/third party coverage litigation. Originally presented as part of Insurance Coverage Institute, available in its entirety as P1808-18u.

This handbook is a comprehensive resource addressing all facets of legal liability for Illinois attorneys.

LIMITED QUANTITIES This handbook instructs lawyers and legal professionals in the art and science of navigating the saturated legal business market and acquiring new clientele.

Learn how to run a more productive, professional, and profitable law practice through smart integrations and automations of your software and services.

Legal capacity will be analyzed with an emphasis on protecting lawyers from legal malpractice and ARDC discipline. Originally presented as part of the 13th Annual Elder Law Short Course, available in its entirety as P9004-17u.

Learn how to maximize social media’s perks and minimize its dangers. Originally presented as part of The Ethics Institute: Ethics in Practice, available in its entirety as P9018-18U.

Breaking Through Bias: Communication Techniques for Women to Succeed at Work explains that it is the stereotypes about women, men, work, leadership, and family that hold women back, and it presents an integrated set of communication techniques that women can use to avoid the discriminatory consequences of these stereotypes.

We'll look beyond the usual "be careful when you use Facebook" programs and look at current ethical concerns for litigators when using social media and technology. Originally presented as part of the IICLE Ethics Institute available in its entirety as P9018-17.