$109 Pennsylvania CLE - 12 Credits

AI Deep Dive for Attorneys: AI Taxonomy and Terminology

Pennsylvania CLE Requirements Credit Type: Distance Learning

Pennsylvania CLE Course Details:

This course, "AI Deep Dive for Attorneys: AI Taxonomy and Terminology," provides an in-depth exploration of artificial intelligence (AI), emphasizing its relevance to the legal profession. It defines AI broadly, covering various subsets such as machine learning, generative text, image, and video AI, as well as supervised, unsupervised, semi-supervised, reinforcement, and self-supervised learning. The course discusses practical applications in legal contexts, from enhancing document analysis and evidence management to predictive legal analytics. It also addresses potential legal issues related to privacy, intellectual property, liability, algorithmic bias, and compliance. By examining specific AI technologies including facial recognition, object detection, self-driving cars, drones, robotic assistants, virtual assistants, and AI-powered recruitment and trading agents, the course underscores both the transformative potential and the legal challenges associated with AI integration into law practice.

Faculty:

• Berry Crawford

AI Deep Dive for Attorneys: Computer Vision

Pennsylvania CLE Requirements Credit Type: Distance Learning

Pennsylvania CLE Course Details:

This course, An AI Deep Dive for Attorneys: Computer Vision, provides legal professionals with a comprehensive understanding of how computer vision, a branch of artificial intelligence, intersects with legal practice. It begins by introducing the fundamentals of computer vision and its growing relevance in law, especially in areas such as surveillance, intellectual property, discovery, and digital evidence. The course explores technical concepts including neural networks and deep learning while addressing legal challenges related to evidence admissibility, privacy, algorithmic bias, and ethical concerns. It also covers practical applications in forensic investigations, litigation, document verification, and regulatory compliance, equipping attorneys with the knowledge to navigate and leverage these technologies effectively in their legal work.

Faculty:

• Berry Crawford

AI Deep Dive for Attorneys: Large Language Models

Pennsylvania CLE Requirements Credit Type: Distance Learning

Pennsylvania CLE Course Details:

This course, "AI Deep Dive for Attorneys: Large Language Models," provides attorneys with a comprehensive understanding of Large Language Models (LLMs), covering their definition, training processes, and implications for legal practice. Participants learn how LLMs use neural networks trained on vast text datasets to perform versatile language-based tasks, such as drafting legal documents, conducting research, and automating routine tasks, thereby significantly impacting fields like customer service, education, journalism, and especially law. The course emphasizes critical ethical considerations, including attorney-client confidentiality, data privacy (GDPR compliance), bias and fairness in outputs, and intellectual property rights. Additionally, it explores practical strategies for attorneys to integrate LLMs responsibly into their workflows, addressing challenges such as hallucinations (misinformation), admissibility of AI-generated evidence, malpractice risks, cybersecurity concerns, and compliance with evolving regulatory frameworks. Ultimately, the course equips attorneys with essential AI literacy skills, enabling them to balance innovation with professional ethics and competence as AI technologies continue to transform the legal landscape.

Faculty:

• Berry Crawford
• Dr. Russ Biagio Altman

AI Deep Dive for Attorneys: Machine Learning

Pennsylvania CLE Requirements Credit Type: Distance Learning

Pennsylvania CLE Course Details:

This course, AI Deep Dive for Attorneys: Machine Learning, provides a comprehensive introduction to machine learning (ML) and its transformative implications in the legal field. It begins with foundational concepts, exploring the core principles, workflows, and models of ML, while distinguishing it from traditional programming. Tailored specifically for legal professionals, the course emphasizes the growing significance of ML in areas such as legal research, contract review, eDiscovery, and predictive analytics. It delves into key ethical and legal considerations, including data privacy, algorithmic bias, attorney-client privilege, and regulatory compliance with laws like GDPR. Participants are guided through real-world legal applications, challenges in evidentiary standards, liability concerns, and cross-examination of ML-based expert witnesses. The course also examines ML's impact on workplace surveillance, insurance, criminal justice, antitrust, and financial services. Throughout, attorneys are encouraged to develop technical fluency, adopt ethical best practices, and stay abreast of evolving legal frameworks to effectively navigate and leverage ML tools in modern legal practice.

Faculty:

• Berry Crawford

An Introduction to E-discovery and AI - Live Webcast

Pennsylvania CLE Requirements Credit Type: Live-Interactive

Pennsylvania CLE Course Details:

This course gives attorneys a practical, court-aware foundation in the electronic discovery process and how modern artificial intelligence tools, including Technology-Assisted Review, change preservation, review, and production decisions. It defines electronic discovery and the lifecycle of identifying, preserving, collecting, processing, reviewing, and producing electronically stored information, then walks through the Electronic Discovery Reference Model as a framework for managing that work efficiently. The course also explains where machine learning and natural language processing fit into discovery workflows, including how Technology-Assisted Review learns iteratively from human-coded examples and what that means for defensibility and transparency. Finally, it covers key Federal Rules of Civil Procedure concepts that drive day-to-day discovery practice, along with the duty to preserve, litigation holds, and proportionality so attorneys can better manage risk, cost, and vendor oversight in both litigation and firm operation

Faculty:

• Berry Crawford

Anxiety and Substance Abuse in the Legal Profession - Live Webcast

Pennsylvania CLE Requirements Credit Type: Live-Interactive

Pennsylvania CLE Course Details:

The course explores the significant issue of anxiety-driven substance abuse among legal professionals, highlighting factors such as chronic workplace stress, demanding billable-hour systems, cultural stigma surrounding mental health, and competitive legal environments. It examines commonly abused substances, including alcohol, prescription medications, and illegal drugs, as coping mechanisms for unmanaged anxiety. Additionally, the course delves into the severe consequences of substance abuse, including ethical violations, disciplinary actions, compromised client outcomes, and impaired decision-making. It emphasizes the critical role of supportive workplace policies, specialized treatment programs, lawyer assistance programs, mindfulness and resilience strategies, and proactive advocacy and education to address these challenges and promote healthier practices within the legal community?

Faculty:

• Berry Crawford

Civility in the Legal Profession

Pennsylvania CLE Requirements Credit Type: Ethics

Pennsylvania CLE Course Details:

Thomas G. Moukawsher, a former complex litigation judge with 40 years’ experience in courts across the country, tackles the question of civility in the legal profession and shares his personal experience and views on the decline of civility. He then turns to the problem with civility in court pleadings, motion practice, briefing, and trial work. The goal is to allow you to see the problem and take away specific proposals on reforms and a review of the recently proposed rule change about civility.

Faculty:

• Thomas G. Moukawsher

Diversity Inclusion and Implicit Bias in Attorney Performance Evaluations - Live Webcast

Pennsylvania CLE Requirements Credit Type: Live-Interactive

Pennsylvania CLE Course Details:

This course explores the critical issues of diversity, inclusion, and implicit bias in attorney performance evaluations within legal organizations. It addresses how implicit biases, unconscious attitudes or stereotypes, can significantly affect fairness in performance reviews, particularly regarding gender, race, communication styles, leadership perceptions, and intersectional identities. Throughout, it emphasizes the importance of identifying biases through quantitative and qualitative methods, promoting transparency, and implementing structured evaluation frameworks and regular bias training. Additionally, the course highlights the negative impact biases have on career trajectories, promotions, compensation decisions, and perceptions of competence and credibility. Effective strategies to mitigate bias include employing standardized metrics, diverse evaluation panels, anonymous assessments, and technology-driven solutions like artificial intelligence. Ultimately, the course advocates for accountability and proactive measures to foster equitable evaluations and inclusive organizational cultures.

Faculty:

• Berry Crawford

eDiscovery Project Management and Cost Control - Live Webcast

Pennsylvania CLE Requirements Credit Type: Live-Interactive

Pennsylvania CLE Course Details:

This course provides a comprehensive guide to managing the electronic discovery process with a focus on operational efficiency and financial oversight. It covers essential strategies ranging from initial project scoping, early case assessment (ECA), and legal hold execution to advanced technical topics like data mapping, custodian identification, and the use of analytics for review reduction. You will learn how to navigate complex challenges such as cross-border data transfer, privilege review workflows, and spoliation risk, while also mastering practical skills in budget forecasting, vendor management, and the implementation of alternative fee arrangements (AFAs). By emphasizing the integration of technology?including Technology Assisted Review (TAR) and metrics dashboards?this course equips legal and IT professionals with the tools to streamline workflows, ensure defensibility, and significantly reduce the costs associated with litigation and data production.

Faculty:

• Berry Crawford

eDiscovery with Slack, Teams, and the Cloud - Live Webcast

Pennsylvania CLE Requirements Credit Type: Live-Interactive

Pennsylvania CLE Course Details:

This course provides legal professionals with essential strategies for managing electronic discovery in modern collaboration environments. The course contrasts traditional email-based discovery with the unique challenges of dynamic chat platforms , addressing the complexities introduced by Slack, Microsoft Teams, and cloud storage. Participants will learn to navigate critical issues such as the preservation of ephemeral messages, emojis, and GIFs ; maintaining context in fragmented conversations ; and handling hyperlinks and attachments. The curriculum covers practical applications including updating legal hold notices , implementing preservation in Microsoft 365 , using platform-specific APIs and tools like Microsoft Purview , authenticating chat data for admissibility , and negotiating modern ESI protocols. The program also emphasizes the ethical duty of technological competence while addressing key legal principles like proportionality , privilege , and cross-border data privacy.

Faculty:

• Berry Crawford

Mobile Device Discovery in Litigation - Live Webcast

Pennsylvania CLE Requirements Credit Type: Live-Interactive

Pennsylvania CLE Course Details:

This course, "Mobile Device Discovery in Litigation", provides legal professionals with a comprehensive guide to navigating the complexities of Electronic Data Discovery (EDD) involving mobile devices. The curriculum addresses the unique challenges mobile devices pose due to their personal nature, diverse data types, and the proliferation of apps. Key topics include identifying relevant devices and data sources, comparing collection methods, managing company-owned devices versus BYOD policies, and crafting effective legal holds. Participants will explore strategies for preserving and discovering challenging data types, including text messages, disappearing messages, cloud backups, location data, and data from social media and health apps. The course also delves into critical legal issues such as the dangers of client self-collection, spoliation, proportionality arguments, privacy concerns, the Fifth Amendment, authenticating evidence, hearsay objections, and working effectively with digital forensics experts.

Faculty:

• Berry Crawford

Reducing Substance Abuse with Mindfulness for Attorneys

Pennsylvania CLE Requirements Credit Type: Distance Learning

Pennsylvania CLE Course Details: This course about Reducing Substance Abuse with Mindfulness for Attorneys will explore ten topics that are relevant to attorneys. First, the course will explore mindfulness meditation to reduce stress and substance abuse among U.S. attorneys. Next, the course will investigate incorporating mindfulness techniques in legal practice to combat substance dependency. The course will then explore mindful breathing exercises to alleviate substance cravings for lawyers. After this, the course will investigate ethics and responsibilities: attorneys practicing mindfulness to prevent substance abuse. Next, the material will cover mindfulness-based stress reduction for attorneys battling substance dependence. The course will then turn towards law firm culture: encouraging mindfulness to mitigate substance abuse risks. Next, the course will investigate mindfulness training for lawyers on sustainable recovery from substance abuse. The course will then explore jury trials: using mindfulness to manage anxiety and reduce substance dependency. The course will next investigate integrating mindfulness into continuing legal education for substance abuse prevention. Lastly, the material will cover attorney wellness programs: mindfulness as a tool to combat substance abuse.

Faculty:

• Berry Crawford

12 Credit - Pennsylvania CLE Bundle 2026 - $109

Active attorneys admitted to the Pennsylvania State Bar must complete 12 accredited Mandatory Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) hours per annual compliance cycle.Required Credit Breakdown Total Credits: 12.0 credit hours total per year.Legal Ethics / Professionalism / Substance Abuse: At least 2.0 credit hours.Live / Interactive Courses (Minimum 6.0 hours): At least 6 hours must be completed through live in-person classes or live, interactive webcasts.Distance Learning / On-Demand (Maximum 6.0 hours): Up to 6 hours may be satisfied through pre-recorded online distance learning.

Ethics / Professionalism / Substance Abuse: 2.0 Webcast/Live 6.0

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6 Credit - Pennsylvania CLE Bundle 2026 - $49

Attorneys in Pennsylvania may fulfill up to six (6) hours of the 12 hour requirement, including two (2) hours of Ethics with online pre-recorded programs that have been pre-approved by The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education Board.

Ethics - 2 Hours

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