About This Bundle

Our Georgia Online Bundle allows you to complete more than half of your CLE requirement online, including the Ethics and Professionalism credits. This bundle includes seven credits for you to complete online, on-demand at your convenience.

With various relevant course topics presented by our experienced lecturers, this bundle will make your MCLE experience more enjoyable.

The courses can be viewed at any time, on your schedule, at your own pace!

Featured Courses: 

  • A Legal Framework for Professionalism
  • Litigation Ethics in the Social Media Age
Georgia CLE Deadline: December 31

Georgia CLE Requirement: 12 credits annually

  • 10 hours General (including 3 hours of Trial hours for
  • trial attorneys only)
  • 1-hour Ethics
  • 1-hour Professionalism
Online CLE Credits in This Bundle 7.00 Credits/Hours

2.00 Professionalism

A Legal Framework for Professionalism

This course is about the differences between ethics and professionalism and the importance of professionalism throughout an attorney’s career and life. The course describes real-life situations to demonstrate the value ...

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A Legal Framework for Professionalism

1.50 Trial

Discovery in Federal Litigation: Pitfalls, Perils, and Opportunities

Discovery in federal litigation—particularly in trade secret litigation—can be an expensive and time-consuming process that often devolves into motion practice and does little to advance the litigation towards resolution. Yet, ...

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Discovery in Federal Litigation: Pitfalls, Perils, and Opportunities

2.00 Ethics

Litigation Ethics in the Social Media Age

In accordance with ABA Model Rule 1.1, comment 8, regarding “maintaining competence”, attorneys are obligated to understand and remain aware of the benefits and risks of social media while representing ...

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Litigation Ethics in the Social Media Age

1.50 Trial

Non-fungible Tokens and Copyright Law: Burgeoning Legal Issues

Non-fungible token creators and users face several problems in effectively identifying and transferring rights in art via NFT. Specifically, users have little to no assurance that the underlying copyright in ...

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Non-fungible Tokens and Copyright Law: Burgeoning Legal Issues

Presenters

Ed Tulin, Esq.

Ed Tulin, Esq.

Christopher O'Donnell, Esq.

Christopher O'Donnell, Esq.

Jacob Minne, Esq.

Jacob Minne, Esq.

Julianne Hartzell, Esq.

Julianne Hartzell, Esq.

John D. Gilleland, Esq.

John D. Gilleland, Esq.

Ralph J. Gabric, Esq.

Ralph J. Gabric, Esq.