Register and plan for 15 hours of CLE in one-day. Attend 7 hours on November 3rd and 8 hours online -- at your convenience.

The Tennessee Bar Association's annual program is a 15-hour CLE offering best practices and updates in various areas of law. This program will provide you with 7 hours of live credit and 8 prepaid credits to complete 8 hours online -- anytime, at home or on your mobile device. This live/online combination allows you to customize your learning to your schedule and fulfills all your Tennessee CLE requirements for the year.

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Register and plan for 15 hours of CLE in one-day. Attend 7 hours on August 11th and 8 hours online -- at your convenience.

The Tennessee Bar Association's annual program is a 15-hour CLE offering best practices and updates in various areas of law. This program will provide you with 7 live hours, which includes 5 general and 2 dual hours and 8 prepaid credits to complete 8 hours online -- anytime, at home or on your mobile device. This live/online combination allows you to customize your learning to your schedule and fulfills all your Tennessee CLE requirements for the year.

Register and plan for 15 hours of CLE in one-day. Attend 7 hours on August 25th and 8 hours online -- at your convenience.

The Tennessee Bar Association's annual program is a 15-hour CLE offering best practices and updates in various areas of law. This program will provide you with 7 live hours, which includes 5 general and 2 dual hours and 8 prepaid credits to complete 8 hours online -- anytime, at home or on your mobile device. This live/online combination allows you to customize your learning to your schedule and fulfills all your Tennessee CLE requirements for the year.

Register and plan for 15 hours of CLE in one-day. Attend 7 hours on August 18th and 8 hours online -- at your convenience.

The Tennessee Bar Association's annual program is a 15-hour CLE offering best practices and updates in various areas of law. This program will provide you with 7 live hours, which includes 5 general and 2 dual hours and 8 prepaid credits to complete 8 hours online -- anytime, at home or on your mobile device. This live/online combination allows you to customize your learning to your schedule and fulfills all your Tennessee CLE requirements for the year.

This full day forum offers essential and practical material for practicing Elder Law Attorneys and those interested in Elder Law. The program will start with a presentation on ABLE and Special Needs Trusts. Respected subject matter experts will share new and timely information related to Medicare benefits, estate planning, wills, and corresponding tax implications. Legislative updates will be provided to include information regarding nursing home law developments and regulations.

This year's annual forum will take us through the life cycle of a divorce. We will start with the discovery process and have a panel presentation on social media that addresses both technology and evidentiary aspects. Speakers will then take us through the mediation process and how best to prepare clients. A judges' panel will feature Judge Sheila Calloway, Judge Michael W. Binkley, Judge James Martin and Judge Clara W. Byrd. Sessions will also provide legislative updates and preserving the record for appeal.

Lunch will be provided, allowing for networking.

Learn how to avoid pitfalls as we look at variety of issues that can go wrong in divorce cases. This year’s program will offer a panel presentation to cover real estate practices in complaints and family law. Speakers will address financial problems that can occur post-divorce relating to credit problems, foreclosures, bankruptcy, etc. We will also talk about types of deeds and how they are handled in divorce cases.

You may park in the Commerce Street Garage (corner of 3rd Avenue/Commerce St.). We will be validating parking tickets, so please make sure to bring your ticket!

This annual program focuses on media law and other communication law issues. Topics will address open courts, protective orders in civil cases, and right of publicity. Speakers will also cover legislative updates, reviewing broadband legislation and pending issues before the court challenging One Touch/Make Ready ordinance passed by in Nashville last fall.

At this year's Animal Law Forum, sessions will focus on animal abuse resources as well as municipal ordinance enforcement. A special extended panel will address nonprofit management for both animal law specialists and general practitioners. New legislation and case law will be highlighted, as well as technology's influence on the modern law practice. The forum will be held at the MTSU Horse Science Center, and an optional tour led by Dr. Rhonda Hoffman will allow attendees to visit the facilities following the CLE.

Lunch will be included, allowing for networking.