The 2025 Dispute Resolution Forum will take place virtually on May 14 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. CDT. The program will feature sessions tailored to both lawyers and mediators, with topics including Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in the federal space and mass arbitrations. The forum will conclude with an ethics course. Speakers from the ADR profession will lead the discussions. For more information and to register, visit the TBA website.

The TBA will host "Serving Service Members, Veterans and Their Families: The Evolving Legal Framework" virtually on April 22 from 11 a.m. to noon CDT. The course will offer an introduction to the state and federal laws governing benefits for service members, veterans and their families in Tennessee. It also will cover ongoing legal issues before the U.S. Congress, state legislatures, and the courts regarding federal statutes and regulations related to veterans' claims. For more information and to register, visit TBA's website.

The Corporate Counsel Section will host its annual Corporate Counsel Forum virtually on Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. CDT. The event will cover essential topics for in-house attorneys, including the risks of AI use in contract negotiations, complexities of attorney-client privilege for in-house counsel, an employment law update and a Supreme Court update. Corporate Counsel Section members will receive a discount for the program. Not a section member? Join the section to receive additional savings. For more information and to register, visit TBA's website.

Join the TBA for a webcast on April 29 at noon CDT for a comprehensive update on Nashville’s economic landscape. Lori Odom, senior vice president of economic development with the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce, will discuss the latest trends and opportunities in international business that are shaping the region's future. Be sure to bring questions for this engaging session focused on the pulse of Nashville’s economy. For more information and to register, visit TBA's website. 

The 2025 Elder Law Basics program, designed for attorneys new to the practice or seeking to refresh their knowledge, will be held virtually on tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. CDT. The program will cover key aspects of elder law, offering insights from seasoned practitioners to help attendees stay informed about developments in the field. Speakers include Josh Bey with Takacs-McGinnis Elder Care Law, Amy Bryant with the Tennessee Office of Conservatorship Management, Drew Clements and Bryson Eubanks with Clements & Eubanks, Barbara McGinnis with Johnson McGinnis Elder Care Law & Estate Planning, Barbara Moss with Elder Law of Nashville and Pamela Wright with The Wright Law Firm. For more information and to register, visit the TBA website.

TBA’s 2025 Immigration Law Forum will take place April 18 in Nashville from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. CDT. This seminar is specifically designed both for experienced immigration lawyers and those who are newer to the practice area. The first half of the seminar is focused on updates, while the second half will focus on activism and support. The schedule is packed with speakers who are leaders in their fields, so make plans to join this informative program! For more information and to register, visit the TBA website.

Yoga, Mindfulness and Meditation for Legal Professionals will be held on April 18 from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. CDT and offer attorneys evidence-based meditation and yoga techniques to reduce stress and improve professional performance. Designed specifically for legal professionals, the program will provide practical strategies to enhance focus, maintain composure in high-pressure situations, and cultivate a sustainable work-life balance. No prior experience in yoga or meditation is necessary. For more information and to register, visit TBA’s website.

The TBA Intellectual Property Section will host its April installment of the IP webcast series on April 10 from 11 a.m. to noon CDT. The webcast will offer a comprehensive overview of the legal and business considerations surrounding influencer marketing, covering topics such as influencer classifications, FTC compliance requirements, influencer agreements and brand protection strategies. Real-world case studies will be used to illustrate common legal pitfalls such as liability for misleading endorsements and intellectual property infringement. Finally, the program will emphasize the importance of drafting clear contracts and monitoring protocols, and will provide practical drafting tips to mitigate reputational and regulatory risks. Intellectual Property Section members save on registration costs. Not a member? Join now!

The TBA Corporate Counsel Section will hold its annual forum virtually on March 28. The event, which will run from 9 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. CDT, will include sessions on the complexities of attorney/client privilege for in-house counsel, an employment law update, a Supreme Court update and a look at how AI can impact contract negotiations. Speakers include Nashville lawyer Jeb Gerth with Epstein Becker Green, Alex Koskey and Matthew White with Baker Donelson, Zach Kisber with Mid-America Apartment Communities, Preston Battle with Baker Donelson, and University of Tennessee professor Hemant Sharma. Section members receive discounts on registration costs. Not a member yet? Join here.

The TBA Litigation Section will continue its "Perspectives from the Bench" series with Tennessee Supreme Court Justices Sarah Campbell and Mary Wagner at the offices of Miller & Martin in Chattanooga on June 5. Moderated by attorneys Mary Taylor Gallagher and Zac Greene, the panel will discuss each justice's path to the bench, the importance of mentors, the manner in which the justices interact, the importance of the Rule of Law in our society and more. Join your colleagues for a reception following the event. Get more information and register here.