California MCLE Compliance Bundle 2022-23
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About This Bundle
Are you looking to satisfy your entire California MCLE requirement? Our California Compliance Bundle allows you to fulfill your CLE requirement online, including all of your specialty credits, including the new implicit bias course.
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Courses Include:
- Building an Inclusive Law Firm and Community (Includes 1 Elimination of Bias and 1 implicit Bias Credit)
- Attorney Fees and Ethics Issues (Includes Ethics Credits)
- And much more...
This bundle will make your CLE experience more convenient and enjoyable with relevant course topics presented by our experienced lecturers. Our mobile-ready courses are available on demand and can be viewed anytime at your own pace. *All credits in this bundle are approved for participatory credit.
California MCLE Compliance Deadline:
- Attorneys with last names beginning with A-G. Compliance period: 2/1/19-1/31/22. Deadline to report: Feb. 1, 2022
- Attorneys with last names beginning with H-M. Compliance period: 2/1/21-1/31/24. Deadline to report: Feb. 1, 2024
- Attorneys with last names beginning with N-Z. Compliance period: 2/1/20-1/31/23. Deadline to report: Feb. 1, 2023
California MCLE Requirement: 25 credit hours every three years
Online CLE Credits in This Bundle 0.00 Credits/Hours
Attorneys' Fees and Ethical Issues
The development and implementation of legal ethics have changed and evolved over the years. In this course, Mr. O'Donnell discusses attorneys' fees and the process from a historical perspective and ...
Building an Inclusive Law Firm and Community
This course is approved for California Implicit Bias Credit. This course focuses on practical strategies for leading inclusively within the legal profession. Dr. Tyner will discuss tangible ways you can use ...
Business Immigration Law Principles
In this informative course, an expert on immigration and customs laws, attorney David Spaulding, will provide an overview of immigration law, the current policies and procedures, and how it applies ...
Communicating with Clients
Generational differences play a major role in client communications. In this course, Ms. Seibert will explain the multitude of ways that attorneys can improve communication with clients, especially clients with ...
Expert Trial Skills
Expert trial attorney Christopher O'Donnell begins this course by going through a comprehensive overview of the trial process. He explains in detail when motions in limine are proper and the ...
Fundamental Deposition Skills
A client's deposition can affect your case in a multitude of ways. This course sets forth vital tips and instructions for fundamental deposition skills. Mr. O'Donnell begins this discussion by ...
Introduction to Wage and Hour Law
Wage and Hour Law is primarily governed by the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1983 (FLSA). This course will provide a detailed background of FLSA, including its origins, intended purpose, ...
Protect Your Clients: Cybersecurity and Technology Updates
As attorneys help their clients through unfortunate cyber attacks, they need to understand the risks of those attacks. Expert in cybersecurity consulting, attorney Joshua Rowland will explain how to understand ...
Protecting Sensitive Data and Intellectual Property
In this informative and compelling course, Ms. Lee, an expert in information privacy, cybersecurity, and intellectual property law, will share her expertise in this subject and delve into a discussion ...
Supreme Court Rulings: Criminal Law and Procedure
In this relevant and appealing course, Mr. Tallmer discusses current and recent Supreme Court cases and criminal law and procedure decisions. He goes through warrantless and emergency searches, including but ...
The Law Governing America’s Most Important, and Intrusive, Foreign Intelligence Collection Program
Electronic surveillance represents the most important foreign intelligence collection tool available to the U.S. government. Correspondingly, the ability to surveil constitutes one of those activities most susceptible to abuse by ...
