Register and plan for 15 hours of CLE in one-day with this program. Attend 7 hours on August 26 and 8 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, providing all your Tennessee CLE requirements for the year.

Register for this program that includes 15 CLE credits and meets all your Tennessee CLE requirements for the year, including ethics hours.

The Tennessee Bar Association's annual CLE is a 15-hour CLE offering best practices and updates in various areas of law. Don't miss this one-stop seminar.

Areas of practice and topics:

This full-day forum offers essential and practical material for practicing Elder Law attorneys and those interested in Elder Law. Respected subject matter experts will share new and timely information related to perennial topics of Medicaid planning, Conservatorships and Special Needs Trusts in Tennessee. A Vanderbilt geriatrician will address the unique needs of older adults and how we can be better prepared to deal with the opportunities and challenges of working with elders and their families.

This year's annual federal practice CLE will focus on federal pre-trial practice. The program will kick off with a discussion of pleadings, pre-answer motions and related strategies. A session on the amendments to the Federal Civil Rules that took effect on December 1, 2015, will follow. This session will explore the text of the Rules and amendments and the practical implications of the amendments for practitioners.

This session will offer practical tips from two highly regarded federal court practitioners on drafting and presenting Rule 12 Motions to Dismiss and Rule 56 Motions for Summary Judgment, as well as defending Motions to Dismiss and Motions for Summary Judgment. Perspectives will be offered from both the defense and plaintiff side to provide a balanced presentation of best practices.

This year's annual program will focus on key issues for family law practitioners to advance their skills and knowledge. The seminar we will discuss electronic records and legislative updates. Topics include e-discovery, grandparent visitation, custodial interference, adoptions, evictions of domestic violence and other criminal law implications that occur in family law. Don't miss this opportunity to gather with attorneys who practice in this area.

The constant change in criminal practice is what keeps criminal defense attorneys, prosecutors and judges on their toes. From a misdemeanor in General Sessions to a death penalty appeal before the Supreme Court, practitioners must stay on top of the latest changes in the law. This program will help you get up to speed on recent developments in criminal law.