13 Credit - Nevada CLE Bundle A - $79
Online and On-demand Nevada Bar Approved MCLE Requirements Compliance | 12 Courses | 13 Credits
The Nevada Compliance Bundle A will provide 13 hours of study including the 2 hours of required ethics.
Effective January 1, 2018. All attorneys must complete 13 credits, including 2 legal ethics credits and 1 substance abuse credit each calendar year. Compliance is due on December 31.
Conveniently watch these courses on your computer, tablet or phone anywhere that you have an Internet connection. Fulfilling your Nevada MCLE requirements could not be easier!
Speciality Credits: Ethics: 2 Hours Substance Abuse - Mental Health: 1 Hour
Bundle Price: $79Courses Included in this Nevada MCLE Requirements Bundle
The following courses fulfill 13 Nevada MCLE credits:
- And Then There is FRAUD
- Computer Security Trends for Attorneys and Law Offices
- Economic Analysis in Employment Matters
- Electronic Discovery and the Cloud in the Practice of Law
- Ethics of Bankruptcy in the Practice of Law
- Gambling as an Addiction - Not Worth the Gamble
- Implicit Bias and Bias Identification Strategies
- Policing from Where we Are Today
- Preparing Your First Appeal: From Opening Brief to Oral Argument
- Rule 1.1 Competence - A Case Law Exploration
- Succession Planning and the Practice of Law
- Taking Depositions in the New Virtual Era
Nevada MCLE Requirements at a Glance
MCLE RULE SUMMARY Attorneys must complete 13 credits, including 2 legal ethics credits and, 1 substance abuse or mental health credit each calendar year. Compliance is due on December 31. Earn all 13 hours through MCLEZ, which provides continuing legal education activities that have been individually approved by the Nevada CLE Board.
Nevada CLE Board contact info: Website: https://nvbar.org Phone: 775-329-4443
Nevada MCLE Requirements Bundle Course Details
And Then There is FRAUD
Nevada MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Nevada 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.
Computer Security Trends for Attorneys and Law Offices
Nevada MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Nevada 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.
Economic Analysis in Employment Matters
Nevada MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Nevada 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
Electronic Discovery and the Cloud in the Practice of Law
Nevada MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Nevada MCLE Course Details:
This course about electronic discovery and the cloud in practice of law will explore ten topics that are relevant to attorneys. First, the course will explore legal implications of cloud storage in electronic discovery. Next, the course will investigate data privacy challenges in cloud-based electronic discovery. The course will then explore preservation obligations in cloud-stored electronic evidence. After this, the course will investigate accessing and securing cloud data in legal investigations. Next, the material will cover compliance with esi protocols in cloud environments. The course will then turns towards impact of gdpr on U.S. cloud discovery practices. Next, the course will investigate authenticity verification of cloud-stored legal documents. The course will then explore cloud service provider agreements in ESI management. The course will next investigate legal ethics in using cloud platforms for ediscovery. Lastly, the material will cover cost-effective cloud solutions for small law firms.
Faculty:
- Berry Crawford
Ethics of Bankruptcy in the Practice of Law
Nevada MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Ethics
Nevada MCLE Course Details:
This course about ethical issues of bankruptcy in the practice of law will explore ten topics that are relevant to attorneys. First, the course will explore conflicts of interest in bankruptcy client representation. Next, the course will investigate disclosure requirements for attorneys in bankruptcy cases. The course will then explore ethical dilemmas in advising clients about bankruptcy fraud. After this, the course will investigate transparency and honesty in bankruptcy petitions filed by lawyers. Next, the material will cover attorney fees and ethical concerns in bankruptcy proceedings. The course will then turn towards duty of competence in handling bankruptcy matters. Next, the course will investigate confidentiality issues in bankruptcy practice. The course will then explore attorney responsibility in reporting client misconduct in bankruptcy. The course will next investigate fraudulent transfers and lawyer ethical boundaries. Lastly, the material will cover misrepresentation of bankruptcy exemptions by legal practitioners.
Faculty:
- Victor Perri, Esq
Gambling as an Addiction - Not Worth the Gamble
Nevada MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Substance Abuse
Nevada MCLE Course Details:
Gambling has become more present and easier to do in recent years, with many new forms of gambling existing and new ones coming on the horizon. Attorneys or their friends or family who may fall victim to the addiction of gambling may be unsure of the signs or what to do to deal with the problem. This lecture talks about how attorneys can identify the professional threats to their practice that could come from a gambling addiction, the laws regarding online gambling and what resources there are available to attorneys to help alleviate the problem.
Faculty:
- Russell Jackman, Esq.
Implicit Bias and Bias Identification Strategies
Nevada MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Nevada 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
Policing from Where we Are Today
Nevada MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Nevada MCLE Course Details:
The objective of this presentation is to identify and discuss key legal and social issues in the context of today's volatile society, with an emphasis on limitations on the use of force and legal remedies in response to police misconduct. The presenter discusses how current events give rise to cases in numerous legal areas, from Civil Rights violations, Constitutional Law, including freedom of speech and lawful (and unlawful) protests, and liability for damages from both protests and police misconduct. Moreover, the presenter discusses topical issues of vital importance, such as the ?defund? movement, which runs along a spectrum, from those in Minneapolis who would disband and rebuild their police department (on the theory that the current department?s culture is too pervaded by racism and violence), to those in New York City or Los Angeles who advocate reallocation of spending and reform of police practices. Ultimately these issues end up in Court, where lawyers must be leaders and help society solve these complicated issues. This program aims to increase awareness of the critical legal issues involved.
Faculty:
- Greg Woods, J.D.
Preparing Your First Appeal: From Opening Brief to Oral Argument
Nevada MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Nevada MCLE Course Details:
This course provides a comprehensive overview of the appellate process in civil law, emphasizing its significance for solo and small practice litigators. It covers fundamental aspects such as what decisions can be appealed, the distinctions between trial and appellate courts, and the procedural rigor required in appellate practice. The discussion includes key considerations for deciding whether to appeal, ethical responsibilities in advising clients, and the importance of timely communication. It also addresses practical elements like filing notices of appeal, the structure of opening briefs, and the critical role of oral arguments. Additionally, this course highlights the necessity of understanding local court rules, maintaining a high-level tone, and being precise with citations. It underscores the importance of protecting a trial win and provides insights through the case study of Pinter-Brown v. Regents of the University of California, illustrating the complexities and strategic considerations inherent in the appellate process.
Faculty:
- David Graulich, Esq.
Rule 1.1 Competence - A Case Law Exploration
Nevada MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Ethics
Nevada MCLE Course Details:
The American Bar Association (ABA) Model Rules of Professional Conduct, first adopted in 1983, represent a comprehensive framework for ethical legal practice in the United States. ABA Rule 1.1: Competence is a fundamental ethical requirement in the American Bar Association's Model Rules of Professional Conduct that mandates lawyers to provide competent representation to their clients. Competence means having the legal knowledge, skill, thoroughness, and preparation reasonably necessary for the representation. This rule underscores the importance of lawyers maintaining their legal skills through continuous study and education. It ensures that clients receive professional and adequate legal services, protecting their legal rights and interests. Violations of this rule can lead to disciplinary actions against lawyers, emphasizing the rule's critical role in maintaining the integrity and quality of the legal profession. This course will explore different facets of this rule by examining important cases such as Strickland v. Washington (1984), Nix v. Whiteside (1986), and Roe v. Flores-Ortega (2000).
Faculty:
- Victor Perri, Esq
Succession Planning and the Practice of Law
Nevada MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Nevada 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
Taking Depositions in the New Virtual Era
Nevada MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Nevada MCLE Course Details:
The Coronavirus epidemic has been wildly disruptive to many aspects of our lives and professions and conduction depositions is no exception. Virtual depositions are now standard and routine and are likely to remain ubiquitous even once the epidemic has abated. In this course we look at depositions generally from an overview perspective and then examine both the advantages and disadvantages of virtual definitions. Some important case law examples are explored and then we conclude with some practical considerations when conducting virtual depositions.
Faculty:
- David Graulich, Esq.
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Detailed Nevada MCLE Requirements
What are the general Nevada CLE Rules?
Attorneys must complete 13 credits, including 2 legal ethics credits and, 1 substance abuse or mental health credit each calendar year.
13 hours of total CLE instruction every year. Compliance is due on December 31.
What Does MCLEZ Provide to it's Nevada CLE Customers?
MCLEZ has full and partial scholarships available for low-income and unemployed attorneys, legal aid and government attorneys, judicial clerks and employees of nonprofit organizations. To request our scholarship policy and procedures e-mail info@mclez.com.
What are the Nevada CLE Credit Requirements?
- Ethics - 2
- Substance Abuse or Mental Health -1
- Minutes Per Credit Hour: 60
What are the Nevada CLE Reporting Requirements?
- End of Compliance Period: December 31
- Reporting Date: March 1
What are the Nevada CLE Carryover Credit Rules?
What are the Alaska CLE Ethics or Professionalism Credit Rules?
- Max Carryover Credits: 4
What are the Nevada CLE Reporting Procedures?
Login to your account on the regulator?s website, go to license renewal, item #5 is to affirm compliance. If affirmation is not done by December 31, there will be an automated late fee of $100.00. Late fee may be added for attorneys that don?t show all 13 hours. However, if affirmation was done by December 31, fees will automatically be removed after attendance is reported by provider.
MCLEZ reports attendance to the state within 30 days of the attorney's completion of a program. Please make sure to provide your attorney license number in your account under My Profile, so we can report your attendance.
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Bundle Price: $79