30 Credit - Florida CLE Bundle - A - $79
Online and On-demand FL Bar Approved MCLE Requirements Compliance | 29 Courses | 30 Credits
This compliance bundle provides 30 hours of CLER credit including the required 5 hours of ethics, substance abuse, and mental illness awareness credit, along with the required 3 Technology credits.
NEW! Effective January 8, 2024, the Supreme Court of Florida amended Bar Rule 6-10.3(b) (Minimum Hourly Continuing Legal Education Requirements) to:
- Reduce the overall CLE requirement from 33 to 30 hours per reporting cycle.
- Require Bar members to complete a two-hour legal professionalism course produced by The Florida Bar and approved by this Court during each reporting cycle. This two-hour course, which the Bar will offer free of charge, replaces the existing one-hour professionalism program requirement.
- Remove "bias elimination" from the requirement that "at least 5 of the 30 credit hours must be in approved legal ethics, professionalism, substance abuse, or mental health and wellness programs." Courses in "bias elimination" that meet The Florida Bar's general course approval requirements will continue to count toward fulfilling Bar members' overall 30-hour CLE requirement, but such courses will no longer count toward fulfillment of the five-hour sub-requirement specified in the rule.
- At least 3 of the 30 credit hours must still be in approved technology programs.
Accreditation by a State Bar: Continuing legal education credit granted by a state bar may be accepted provided the CLE activity meets the criteria for accreditation established by the 500 series of the BLSE policies. The BLSE may adjust credit in accordance with the 500 series of its policies. For information about Florida CLE rules, you may call or email the Legal Specialization and Education Department of The Florida Bar at 850-561-5842 or clemail@flabar.org.
Conveniently watch these courses on your computer, tablet or phone anywhere that you have an Internet connection. Fulfilling your FL MCLE requirements could not be easier!
Speciality Credits: Ethics - 5 Hours, Technology - 3 Hours, Substance Abuse - 1 Hour, Mental Illness Awareness - 1 Hour
Bundle Price: $79Courses Included in this FL MCLE Requirements Bundle
The following courses fulfill 30 FL MCLE credits:
- And Then There is FRAUD
- Attorney Civility and Professionalism
- Business and Asset Protection Strategies in the Age of Covid-19
- Coming to America and Staying: Immigration Law Basics
- Computer Security Trends for Attorneys and Law Offices
- COVID-19 Legal Implications and Considerations for Businesses
- Cyber Security Concerns and Solutions for the Law Office
- Diversity and Inclusion in the Legal Profession
- Economic Analysis in Employment Matters
- Ethical Considerations for the In-house Counsel
- Ethical Considerations when Marketing and Advertising Legal Services
- Ethical Issues for Trust, Estate & Probate Attorneys Under the California End of Life Option Act
- Ethics and the Court of Public Opinion
- Foreign Financial Accounts
- Implicit Bias and Bias Identification Strategies
- Implicit Bias and Bias-Reduction Strategies
- IT 4 the JD - Update
- Lawyers & The Opioid Crisis
- Neurobiology, Mindfulness and Mental Health in the Practice of Law
- NLRB Update
- Online Civility and Attorneys
- Paperless Office and E-Discovery Techniques
- PowerPoint for the Courtroom and Beyond
- Reinvigorating the Lawsuit
- Sexual Harassment, Attorneys and Social Media
- Succession Planning and the Practice of Law
- Use NDR and Compare Alternatives to Earn Your Clients Informed Consent
- Water Law: Water Rights, Droughts, and a Flood of Legal Issues Part II
- Weed on the Jobsite: Understanding Virginias Marijuana Legalization
FL MCLE Requirements at a Glance
The Florida Bar requires attorneys to complete 30 hours per reporting cycle, including at least 5 credits in legal ethics, professionalism, substance abuse, or mental illness awareness, with at least 2 hours of a legal professionalism course produced by The Florida Bar. Three of the 30 credit hours must be in approved technology programs.
NEW! Effective January 8, 2024, the Supreme Court of Florida amended Bar Rule 6-10.3(b) (Minimum Hourly Continuing Legal Education Requirements) to:
- Reduce the overall CLE requirement from 33 to 30 hours per reporting cycle.
- Require Bar members to complete a two-hour legal professionalism course produced by The Florida Bar and approved by this Court during each reporting cycle. This two-hour course, which the Bar will offer free of charge, replaces the existing one-hour professionalism program requirement.
- Remove "bias elimination" from the requirement that "at least 5 of the 30 credit hours must be in approved legal ethics, professionalism, substance abuse, or mental health and wellness programs." Courses in "bias elimination" that meet The Florida Bar's general course approval requirements will continue to count toward fulfilling Bar members' overall 30-hour CLE requirement, but such courses will no longer count toward fulfillment of the five-hour sub-requirement specified in the rule.
- At least 3 of the 30 credit hours must still be in approved technology programs.
Accreditation by a State Bar: Continuing legal education credit granted by a state bar may be accepted provided the CLE activity meets the criteria for accreditation established by the 500 series of the BLSE policies. The BLSE may adjust credit in accordance with the 500 series of its policies. For information about Florida CLE rules, you may call or email the Legal Specialization and Education Department of The Florida Bar at 850-561-5842 or clemail@flabar.org.
FL MCLE Requirements Bundle Course Details
And Then There is FRAUD
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
FL MCLE Course Details:
This course is an examination of FRAUD and an analysis of legal trends and legislative solutions intended to bring attention to today's legal practitioners, through real-world examples, of the dangers of swatting, deep fakes, crypto-currency, and other fraud on the internet and other routine transactions, to better protect their clients and improve quality of life.
Faculty:
- Greg Woods, J.D.
Attorney Civility and Professionalism
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Professionalism
FL MCLE Course Details:
Why is this important? The adversarial process can be taken to extremes, to where it may become an internal aspect of a firm's culture. This obstructs the kind of cooperation that can ease and expedite workloads. It's also been shown to create a level of stress that is extremely unhealthy; including life-threatening issues. Furthermore, we've all heard the expression ?you catch more flies with honey,? and yet the singular adversarial approach works against this. We need to recognize that this approach is only one tool in the toolbox, and you have access to many more. In addition, adding these tools will positively impact your success, health, and income.
Faculty:
- Russell Jackman, Esq.
- Ian Blei
Business and Asset Protection Strategies in the Age of Covid-19
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
FL MCLE Course Details:
than those who have not. This engaging presentation on protecting assets from plaintiffs, lenders, creditors and the government will cover lessons learned from the financial crisis of 2008 that we can apply to the current landscape, what businesses can do now to transition into the recession, and how companies and individuals can protect their assets from litigation and creditor threats. The instructor will share real-life stories and anecdotes, and will present a very practical approach to protecting assets. The discussion will also cover asset protection planning in a troubled economy, focusing on protecting assets from lenders and landlords and how to plan after a lawsuit, a default or an accident.
Faculty:
- Jacob Stein, Esq
Coming to America and Staying: Immigration Law Basics
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
FL MCLE Course Details:
At the forefront of the news and a subject that is intensely controversial for both foreigners and citizens is the topic of Immigration laws in the United States. However, many people do not know the inner workings of the system or what the immigration laws of the United States really means for people trying to come in legally to the USA. This lecture will cover those basics and give the attendee the status of where we are today when it comes to the topic of Immigration.
Faculty:
- Russell Jackman, Esq.
Computer Security Trends for Attorneys and Law Offices
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
FL MCLE Course Details:
In keeping with the intent of the ABA Rules, it is important for all attorneys to stay up to date on matters of material importance to their practice, this discussion updates our previous program informing attorneys about the ongoing trends in Legal Technology for Computer Security Trends. This will include discussion about the 2023 ABA Resolutions 608-610, the increasing use of AI for both positive and negative uses in the legal realm, the upcoming transition from windows 10 to windows 11 and some tips/trends to keep an eye on in the near future.
Faculty:
- Russell Jackman, Esq.
COVID-19 Legal Implications and Considerations for Businesses
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
FL MCLE Course Details:
When a crisis hits, getting a head start matters and those who have prepared will fare better than those who have not. This engaging presentation on protecting assets from plaintiffs, lenders, creditors and the government will cover lessons learned from the financial crisis of 2008 that we can apply to the current landscape, what businesses can do now to transition into the recession, and how companies and individuals can protect their assets from litigation and creditor threats. The instructor will share real-life stories and anecdotes, and will present a very practical approach to protecting assets. The discussion will also cover asset protection planning in a troubled economy, focusing on protecting assets from lenders and landlords and how to plan after a lawsuit, a default or an accident.
Faculty:
- Jacob Stein, Esq
Cyber Security Concerns and Solutions for the Law Office
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Technology
FL MCLE Course Details:
The increases computer usage since the onset of the Pandemic plus new challenges created by new technologies has created significant threats towards attorneys and their clients. This program helps attorneys meet their ethical ABA model rule 1.1 requirements while getting vital information to help them safeguard their practice and their clients.
Faculty:
- Russell Jackman, Esq.
Diversity and Inclusion in the Legal Profession
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Ethics
FL MCLE Course Details:
Attorney Steve Nielsen provides a candid assessment of where the legal profession stands in terms of diversity and inclusion, and reviews what ideas and programs have worked, and some which have not. He walks through and discusses key, topical articles and reviews the current statistical data on diversity and whether or not progress has been achieved. He suggests positive ways in which diversity and inclusion can properly and constructively be discussed in the law office and notes the important role of leadership in discussing diversity and inclusion in the office. Mr. Nielsen offers recommendations on how to effectively enhance inclusion efforts, such as mentoring and networking to help new attorneys, and includes some tips on what policies or strategies may be counter-productive He adds a list of the numerous categories of diversity which exist and which deserve attention to help create a better environment for legal professionals.
Faculty:
- Steven A Nielsen
Economic Analysis in Employment Matters
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
FL MCLE Course Details:
Dr. Jouganatos discusses the appropriate benefits to include in loss calculations, the discount rate, wage growth rate, earnings basis, present value calculations, mitigation issues including inferior employment, and hearsay problems as well as adverse tax consequences of a lump-sum award or settlement. Methods of computing loss of benefits and pensions, are discussed, among other issues. He also discusses his approach when undertaking cases. Through this course, attorneys will have a greater understanding of the elements of economic analysis in employment matters.
Faculty:
- George Jouganatos
Ethical Considerations for the In-house Counsel
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Ethics
FL MCLE Course Details:
In this course we will look at the ethical issues that are particularly relevant to an organization?s in-house counsel. After a brief overview of what makes the situation of an in-house counsel unique, we will explore specific ABA rules of professional responsibility and look at example cases that illuminate the issues in-house counsels may face. Areas covered are: Confidentiality of Information, Conflict of Interest: Current Clients, Current Clients: Specific Rules, Organization as Client and Unauthorized Practice of Law; Multijurisdictional Practice of Law.
Faculty:
- Joe Schofield
Ethical Considerations when Marketing and Advertising Legal Services
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Ethics
FL MCLE Course Details:
In this course we will look at the ethical considerations that should be followed when lawyers engage in marketing and advertising. First, we examine the history and context of marketing and advertising by attorneys. Next, we look at the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct and determine which rules are most relevant to attorney marketing and advertising. Lastly, we explore real world scenarios of these principles in action by investigating specific cases where these issues arose.
Faculty:
- David Graulich, Esq.
Ethical Issues for Trust, Estate & Probate Attorneys Under the California End of Life Option Act
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Ethics
FL MCLE Course Details:
The California End of Life Option Act ("EOLOA" or "the Act"), operative since June 9, 2016, impacts estate, trust, and probate practice in a variety of ways. This article explains the Act's eligibility and procedural criteria and shows how potential EOLOA fact patterns can implicate certain ethical rules of professional responsibility. Specifically, this article focuses on the interaction between the EOLOA and some of the updated Rules of Professional Conduct, effective since November 1, 2018.
Faculty:
- Ariana Perfecto
Ethics and the Court of Public Opinion
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Ethics
FL MCLE Course Details:
Calculated to increase awareness of significant issues impacting the integrity of the legal profession and public trust, the course examines high profile examples of wrongful behavior and traditional notions of moral character. From select sections of the Model Rules of Conduct and terms and concepts from the ethical tradition, it is an informed analysis of questionable decision making under difficult circumstances requiring practitioners to employ the highest standards of care, to preserve the rights and remedies of those they serve and promote the credibility of the justice system.
Faculty:
- Greg Woods, J.D.
Foreign Financial Accounts
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
FL MCLE Course Details:
The government crackdown on foreign accounts over the past several years has created uncertainty about taxation and compliance. This program sheds some lights on the topic. It provides an overview of foreign financial accounts, private banking in Switzerland, investments, asset protection, client responsibilities, and FATCA, (the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act). It presents a thorough discussion of tax reporting and compliance, penalties for non-disclosure, and options available for remedying non-compliance. In addition, the presenters discuss tax preparation for foreign transactions, distinguishing between U.S. and non-U.S. persons for tax purposes, Nexus, disclosure and more.
Faculty:
- Jacob Stein, Esq
Implicit Bias and Bias Identification Strategies
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
FL MCLE Course Details:
Attorney Steven Nielsen focuses on bias-reduction strategies to address how unintended biases regarding race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, or other characteristics undermine confidence in the legal system. Among specific Implicit (or "Subconscious") Biases he addresses are "Heightism," and "Elitism." He discusses the impact these biases have on the legal profession and society writ large.
Faculty:
- Steven A Nielsen
Implicit Bias and Bias-Reduction Strategies
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Professionalism
FL MCLE Course Details:
Having presented MCLE programs in the areas of "Elimination of Bias in the Legal Profession" and "Diversity, Inclusion and Equity" for over a decade, attorney Steven A. Nielsen has witnessed the importance of these issue grow, along with the statistical data and measurement of progress. In this presentation, Mr. Neilsen focuses on "Implicit Bias," and the promotion of bias-reducing strategies to address how unintended biases regarding race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, or other characteristics undermine confidence in the legal system. Among specific Implicit (or "Subconscious") Biases which he addresses are "Ageism," and "The Halo Effect." He discusses the impact these biases have on the legal profession and society writ large, on individual lawyers and their practices, and scenarios in which they can impact the courtroom and the law firm workplace.
Faculty:
- Steven A Nielsen
IT 4 the JD - Update
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Technology
FL MCLE Course Details:
This program offers to the legal professional a treasure trove of Information Technology tips, tricks and advice on how to upgrade your law office, legal department or legal assistant practice and get the most out of your (limited) technology budget!
Faculty:
- Russell Jackman, Esq.
Lawyers & The Opioid Crisis
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Substance Abuse
FL MCLE Course Details:
In this important lecture, Russell Jackman, Esq. talks about identifying the largest drug crisis of modern times: Opioid Addiction. He talks about identifying it, the problems involved, possible solutions and his own personal experience dealing with Opioids when he was injured significantly in 2016 and in 2020.
Faculty:
- Russell Jackman, Esq.
Neurobiology, Mindfulness and Mental Health in the Practice of Law
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Mental Illness
FL MCLE Course Details:
Practicing attorneys tend to suffer from mental health symptoms and disorders at a higher rate than society at large. The pressures and dynamics of this profession can be and often are intense. In this course we look at mindfulness practice as a proven solution to deal with these challenges. We look at mental health and mindfulness through the lens of their underlying neurological correlates and explore how mindfulness is an evidenced-based solution. We close the course with practical considerations in applying mindfulness principles to law practice.
Faculty:
- Berry Crawford
NLRB Update
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
FL MCLE Course Details:
Labor law is currently in the news. High profile campaigns and issues involving many businesses we frequent are in the public eye. Because labor law has a broader scope and greater impact than many practitioners may realize, this program will address recent developments at the National Labor Relations Board on a variety of issues. The focus will be on several areas, including case rulings, expanding remedies for unlawful conduct, hot topic issues, as well as potential change to come through legislation, policy, and regulations. Even if you do not regularly practice before the National Labor Relations Board, this program provides insight on issues on NLRB's agenda which touch upon areas practitioners may have considered to be exclusively regulated by state or federal employment law.
Faculty:
- Thomas A. Lenz
Online Civility and Attorneys
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Professionalism
FL MCLE Course Details:
This course talks about the growing need for civility training and awareness regarding maintaining civility, especially with today's modern online environment. Special attention is paid to the 2Civility program by Illinois and real life examples of civility experiences with an interview of a mediation attorney, Joann Babiak.
Faculty:
- Russell Jackman, Esq.
Paperless Office and E-Discovery Techniques
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Technology
FL MCLE Course Details:
Attorneys need to find a way in today's high-tech environment to leave the mountains of paperwork behind them and free themselves with today's technology from being tied to paper all the time. This lecture will discuss the ethical and economic advantages of moving to an all-electronic format for most documents and how that can be accomplished.
Faculty:
- Russell Jackman, Esq.
PowerPoint for the Courtroom and Beyond
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
FL MCLE Course Details:
Whether being used as a mediation/negotiation tool or for opening/closing statements in court, PowerPoint has many features and strategies that allow attorneys to create a better impression for their cases, when used in the correct fashion. This course not only talks about features that can be used to help attorneys win cases but also strategies that make these features more effective on a specifically legal-based audience such as a jury in court.
Faculty:
- Russell Jackman, Esq.
Reinvigorating the Lawsuit
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
FL MCLE Course Details:
Thomas Moukawsher, an experienced federal litigator and retired Connecticut complex litigation judge, shares lessons from his 40 years of trying cases in courts across the country. The lessons are based on Judge Moukawsher's 2023 book, The Common Flaw, Needless Complexity in the Courts and 50 Ways to Reduce It. The course confronts litigation flaws with practical solutions, beginning with the filing of the complaint and running through appeals court strategies and briefing.
Faculty:
- Thomas G. Moukawsher
Sexual Harassment, Attorneys and Social Media
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Technology
FL MCLE Course Details:
Recent events show that the issue of sexual harassment in all areas, specifically the legal field, needs to be addressed. This discussion addresses the costs of sexual harassment, how the growth of social media can create harmful sexual harassment situations and how attorneys can utilize social media to help fight it.
Faculty:
- Russell Jackman, Esq.
Succession Planning and the Practice of Law
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
FL MCLE Course Details:
What are a lawyer?s ethical obligations to engage in succession planning? NOTE: While this program primarily uses California Rules and developments to illustrate the issues involved in this important area, the guidance and ethical examples provided are relevant to attorneys in every state, and comparable Opinions and Statutes are found in nearly every jurisdiction.
This discussion-format talk with Russell Jackman, Esq. and Don McCrae, Owner of Your Business Legacy, a specialist in helping attorneys close their practices, addresses the issues that are commonly dealt with by attorneys who may be considering closing their practices, retiring, or changing ownership to someone else. Don and Russ discuss strategies and ideas to deal with the challenges of closing up or migrating ownership of a law practice while still adhering to State Ethical Requirements.
Faculty:
- Russell Jackman, Esq.
- Don McCrea, PhD
Use NDR and Compare Alternatives to Earn Your Clients Informed Consent
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
FL MCLE Course Details:
In this engaging session, led by Rob Christopher, AV Preeminent rated litigation attorney, General Counsel and entrepreneur you will learn when and how you can use an innovative approach to address limited stakes cases.
The approach, Neutral Driven (Non-adversarial) Dispute Resolution provides attorneys with an alternative to litigation, arbitration or mediation for cases in which the amount at stake is less than the potential legal costs (attorney and court fees, time and stress) to resolve it.
Based on his 35+ year career as a successful litigator, Rob uses real world examples to demonstrate the ethical reasons to consider NDR as well as the long-term value of incorporating this approach into your practice.
The program includes background on NDR and how it differs from arbitration and media. Rob then describes NDR and give a hands-on demonstration an assessment you can use to determine value of using NDR for a particular case. It concludes with clear guidelines on when and how you can use Neutral Driven Dispute Resolution for long term wins with your clients.
Rob?s entertaining style, innovative and ethical approach to addressing limited stakes (often called "dog cases") make this a must take session for all client-centric attorneys.
Faculty:
- Rob Christopher
Water Law: Water Rights, Droughts, and a Flood of Legal Issues Part II
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
FL MCLE Course Details:
After recent years in which records have been set for both rain and lack of precipitation, Environmental and Water Law expert Wes Miliband discusses issues which arise when both drought and climate change create conditions over which populations have little control. To help attorneys proactively recognize and address these issues so as to prevent both legal disputes and damage to people and property in the future, Mr. Miliband raises awareness of how, and where, such disputes may arise. He addresses the basic system of water rights, tribal, military and Federal rights, key cases, how local, state and federal water agencies work and long term creative solutions for an uncertain future, such as ocean winds, desalination and other sustainable techniques.
Faculty:
- Wes Miliband
Weed on the Jobsite: Understanding Virginias Marijuana Legalization
FL MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
FL MCLE Course Details:
This course examines that tapestry of Virginia and Federal laws regarding marijuana and the implications of its use of the jobsite. Thus course first looks at the history of Virginia's drug laws culminating in the decriminalization of small amounts of marijuana. It then looks are Federal laws and how they interact with local Virgina laws. Next, we explore regulations from various federal agencies such as MSHA, OSH and DOT. We then investigate important precedents in case law on this topic. Lastly, we look at best practices that employers should follow.
Faculty:
- Anne G. Bibeau, Esq
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