The TBA YLD will host its second Exploration CLE at Fall Creek Falls State Park in Spencer on May 30. Attendees will earn three hours of CLE credit while enjoying the natural beauty of one of Tennessee’s state parks. The program includes a ranger-led hike and lunch, offering a unique opportunity to blend professional development with outdoor exploration. Registration begins at 9 a.m., with sessions running from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. CDT For more information and to register, visit the TBA website.

Mark your calendars for June 25 for the Dispute Resolution Section's Arbitration & Independent Legal Research webcast. Gail Vaughn Ashworth and Christopher Sabis will present this one hour CLE beginning at 11 a.m. CDT. Get more information and register here.

Attorneys looking to stay ahead of evolving trade regulations can attend an upcoming webcast hosted by the TBA’s International Law Section. The virtual event will take place June 19 and will explore shifting U.S. tariff and customs trends, offering practical guidance for ensuring compliance in a changing global trade landscape. Panelists include Terry Olsen, chair of the International Law Section; George Phillips of Phillips Ralston; and Lee Broyles, vice president of international sales at Steam Logistics. More information is available on the TBA website. International Law Section members save on registration. Not a section member? Join here.

The TBA’s Litigation Practice Section will host “Perspectives From the Bench: A Conversation with Justice Sarah Campbell and Justice Mary Wagner” on June 5 at the offices of Miller & Martin in Chattanooga. The event, part of the section’s ongoing speaker series, will feature a moderated discussion with the Tennessee Supreme Court justices, led by attorneys Mary Taylor Gallagher and Zac Greene. Topics will include the justices’ paths to the bench, mentorship, judicial interaction and the role of the Rule of Law in society. For more information and to register, visit TBA’s website.

TBA’s International Law Section will host a webinar June 19 on insights into how to navigate the changes within the 2025 global market. The program will explore current and evolving trends in U.S. tariffs and customs, offering legal professionals guidance on navigating trade disruptions and ensuring compliance. The panel will be led by TBA International Law Section Chair Terry Olsen and will feature George Phillips of Phillips Ralston and Lee Broyles, vice president of international sales at Steam Logistics. For more information and to register for this webcast visit the TBA website.

Save the date for the annual Federal Practice Forum, which will take place virtually on July 15 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. CDT. Speakers and topics will be announced soon. Stay tuned here for more information.

The 2025 Elder Law Forum will be held July 25 at Belmont University College of Law’s Randall & Sadie Baskin Center in Nashville. This annual event brings together attorneys and elder care professionals from across Tennessee to explore key topics including undue influence, Medicaid/TennCare, VA benefits and ethics. Lunch and free parking is included. The forum offers a valuable opportunity for learning and networking within the elder law community. For more information and to register, visit the TBA website. Elder Law Section members enjoy discounted registration. Not a section member? Get started here.

The TBA will host its annual Real Estate Essentials CLE virtually on June 18 from noon to 3 p.m. CDT. This introductory-level program is designed for those new to real estate law and will cover commonly used forms in real estate transactions, followed by a session on the purpose and process of conducting title searches. The event offers a practical foundation for attorneys looking to build their knowledge in this area of law. For more information and to register, visit TBA’s website.

The TBA YLD will host its second Exploration CLE at Fall Creek Falls State Park in Spencer on May 30. Attendees will earn three hours of CLE credit while enjoying the natural beauty of one of Tennessee’s state parks. The program includes a ranger-led hike and lunch, offering a unique opportunity to blend professional development with outdoor exploration. Registration begins at 9 a.m. CDT with sessions running from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information and to register, visit the TBA website.

Make plans now to join the TBA for a CLE like no other! The Murder Mystery CLE, set for May 16, is a unique opportunity that will allow participants to step into the roaring 1920s and unravel the mystery of J.W. Hanks’ untimely demise. Was Hanks’ killer his employee, his doctor, his wife, his mistress, his best friend or someone else he trusted? Using Tennessee’s latest criminal laws to uncover crucial clues, teams will spend the afternoon immersed in this unforgettable blend of education and entertainment with guidance from Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law professors Sydney Beckman and Melanie Reid. The event, which includes lunch, will take place from noon to 4 p.m. CDT at the Nashville Public Library. Members of the Criminal Justice Section save on registration. Not a section member yet? Join here.