$100
Understanding the Four Types of Intellectual Property: A Practical Introduction
General Credits: 2
This CLE course provides an overview of the four main types of intellectual property—patents, trade secrets, trademarks, and copyright—covering what each protects, when they apply, and practical tips for their use. The course is designed to help attorneys recognize when intellectual property issues...
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$50
From Idea to Icon: Protecting Your Brand Through Trademarks
General Credits: 1
This CLE program provides attorneys with a practical framework for advising clients on trademark selection, protection, and enforcement across the full brand lifecycle, from initial naming through registration and dispute resolution. It reviews key principles of trademark law, including the spectru...
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$50
Cybersecurity & Generative AI: Legal Risks and Risk Mitigation
General Credits: 1
Cybersecurity and artificial intelligence are now among the most significant risk considerations facing modern organizations, and Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) is rapidly transforming legal practice. While these technologies offer substantial efficiencies and strategic advantages, thei...
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$50
Privacy Under Fire: Navigating Enforcement Actions & Litigation Risks
General Credits: 1
As regulatory scrutiny and consumer privacy litigation continue to intensify, attorneys must navigate a rapidly shifting legal environment. This CLE course examines the latest enforcement trends, key regulatory developments, and the rising tide of privacy-related lawsuits. Participants will gai...
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$50
AI Governance: Privacy, Bias, and Emerging Regulation
General Credits: 1
This CLE program offers a clear, current overview of the rapidly developing landscape of AI governance in the United States. Attendees will examine how existing privacy laws apply to emerging AI technologies, how states are confronting bias and discrimination risks, and what legal responses are tak...
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$50
From Payroll to Pleadings: The Ethics Zone Framework for Deploying AI Across Every Layer of Law Firm Practice
Ethics Credits: 1
Every law firm is using AI. Very few can explain why the way they're using it is ethically defensible. The problem isn't recklessness. It's that existing guidance treats AI as a single category of risk, offering the same vague caution whether you're automating payroll or drafting a motion for summa...
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$50
When Game Design Meets the Law: Loot Boxes, Dark Patterns, and Regulatory Risk
General Credits: 1
Loot boxes and deceptive design practices (a.k.a. “dark patterns”), are perennial issues in the video game industry, as they remain key levers for monetization in the free-to-play meta. This CLE course provides an overview of how loot boxes butt up against gambling regulations, and common practices...
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$75
Avoiding Conflicts of Interest in Transactional Practice
Ethics Credits: 1.5
Conflicts of interest are not a problem faced only by litigators. Transactional lawyers have to address conflicts as well, and in many ways the problems they face are more subtle and difficult to resolve. This CLE will focus on the sorts of conflicts issues that transactional lawyers face, and wi...
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$100
New Developments in Intellectual Property As a Result of AI
General Credits: 2
Artificial intelligence is transforming copyright law, raising new questions about what it means to be an “author” and how intellectual property protections apply in a world where machines can generate creative works. This CLE course examines the constitutional and statutory foundations of copyrigh...
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$50
Advising Franchise Start-Ups: Legal Framework and Attorney Risk Management
General Credits: 1
This CLE program provides a practical overview of the legal and business considerations in forming and operating a franchise system. Topics include structuring a new corporation or LLC to isolate liability; selecting a favorable business jurisdiction; and advising clients on franchisee compliance,...
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$50
Drafting Stronger Patents: A Practical Project Management-Based Framework for Surviving Alice
General Credits: 1
In this CLE program, a patent attorney and former USPTO examiner from the Business Methods Technology Center 3600 introduces a project management–inspired framework for drafting patent applications that satisfy 35 U.S.C. § 101. Attendees will learn practical, prosecution-ready strategies informed b...
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$100
Practicing Comic Book Law: Drafting Contracts That Bring Comics to Life
General Credits: 2
In this engaging CLE course, participants will tackle the essential agreements every comic book attorney needs to master. You'll learn how to draft collaboration agreements, publishing deals, merchandising contracts, and film/TV licensing agreements—all under the guidance of experienced professiona...
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$75
When Obviousness Isn’t Obvious: The Purdue Pharma v. Accord Decision
General Credits: 1.5
With the U.S. Supreme Court’s denial of certiorari in Purdue Pharma L.P. v. Accord Healthcare, Inc. (No. 24-1132), the Federal Circuit’s decision (No. 2023-1953, Dec. 30, 2024) now stands as controlling authority on the nexus requirement for objective indicia of non-obviousness. This CLE program ta...
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$50
Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice
Ethics Credits: 1
The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence tools across the legal profession presents significant ethical, professional, and risk-management considerations for attorneys. This CLE program examines the duties imposed on lawyers by rules of professional conduct, court orders, and emerging judicial...
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$50
AI Assisted Patent Drafting: Governance, Risk, and Responsible Use
General Credits: 1
As generative AI tools become increasingly integrated into patent drafting workflows, legal professionals face a critical challenge: how to leverage these technologies effectively while maintaining compliance, confidentiality, and professional responsibility. This CLE program explores the inters...
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$50
Top Ten Recent Trademark Decisions to Know
General Credits: 1
This CLE program provides a concise, practice-focused update on significant recent trademark decisions from the U.S. Supreme Court, federal courts, and the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. The program highlights key doctrinal developments affecting prosecution, enforcement, and litigation strategy...
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$50
Trade Secret Asset Management: Identifying, Protecting, and Valuing Trade Secrets
General Credits: 1
This CLE course provides an examination of trade secret asset management, focusing on the strategies and legal frameworks essential for identifying, protecting, and valuing trade secrets. Participants will explore best practices for the classification and documentation of trade secret assets, metho...
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$50
Meta-Jurisprudence and Quantum Law in the Age of Artificial Swarm Intelligence
General Credits: 1
Artificial Swarm Intelligence (ASI) represents the next evolution of artificial intelligence, in which networks of AI agents coordinate and optimize collectively to perform tasks beyond the capabilities of any single model. As these distributed systems become integrated into legal practice, they ar...
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$100
Counseling the Startup: Legal Strategy for High-Growth Ventures
General Credits: 2
Representing a “tech startup” or other venture that will seek outside investment during the early years of its operations offers challenges that attorneys won’t face when representing a traditional small business. Startup founders (also known as “entrepreneurs”) have different personalities, goals...
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