The TBA’s Mentoring Committee, in partnership with the Young Lawyers Division, is now offering its “Developing Lawyers, Developing Leaders” program on demand. The program provides one general and two dual CLE credits and focuses on mentorship and professional development through the lenses of ethical responsibility and leadership. Featuring sessions led by practitioners and judges, the program offers practical tools for building effective mentoring relationships, enhancing professionalism and supporting long-term career growth. For more information visit the TBA website.

The inaugural Joint Georgia/Tennessee Construction Law Conference hosted by TBA's Construction Law Section is now available as a 1-Click package. The CLE sessions are for both Georgia and Tennessee construction attorneys, covering topics such as regional differences in construction law, a view from the bench session featuring judges and arbitrators, a case study session and more. The program offers 6.5 total CLE hours, including one dual hour. Access the individual programs or the 1-Click package.

Looking for CME hours in addition to your CLE requirements? TBA has you covered. Earn credits before the deadline of March 31 with courses that cover dispute resolution updates, family law consultation, divorce and taxes and more! Find an individual course or get three dual CME/CLE credits and four general credits with TBA's 1-Click CME package. Please note that CME credit must self-submitted through the Administrative Office of the Courts’ ADR portal. If needed, please use the proof of completion email as the supportive documentation in the portal.

The TBA Litigation Practice Section is continuing its “Perspectives From the Bench” series on May 21 at the new TBA office in Nashville. The program will feature a conversation with Tennessee Supreme Court Chief Justice Jeffrey Bivins and former Supreme Court Justice and current Nashville School of Law Dean Bill Koch. Attorneys Hunter Branstetter with Sherrard Roe Voigt & Harbison and Todd Presnell with Bradley Arant Boult Cummings will moderate the discussion, which will focus on each justice's path to the bench, the role of mentors, the importance of the Rule of Law and more. Make plans now to join colleagues for this informative program from 3-4:30 p.m. CDT and a networking reception that will follow at 4:30 p.m. Learn more and register on the TBA website.

Sessions from TBA’s 2026 Construction Law Forum are available online as a 1-Click package or as individual programs. The package offers up to 4.5 hours of general hours and two hours of dual hours for a total of 6.5 hours. Topics include the many ways lien claims can go awry; the nuances of the Prompt Pay Act, Beacon4 and other current cases; emerging AI tools for the construction practioner; ethics update; and key opinions and case developments from the Tennessee appellate courts.

The TBA Animal Law Forum 2026 will take place Oct. 9 at the Nashville Zoo. This annual favorite provides updates on trends and advancements in animal law and related practice areas. Participants can meet with other animal lovers and enjoy the fun the zoo offers. Zoo admission, breakfast, lunch and an animal meet and greet are included with the program. Topics and more information coming soon. Do not miss this event, you never know who is going to show up! Register now.

The TBA International Law Section's annual forum will provide an overview of the trade and investment landscape as it concerns Tennessee in 2026 and beyond. Programming will focus on Tennessee's foreign direct investment, global health perspectives and partnerships, international financing, global sales and supply chains, and more. Participants will have the opportunity for direct interactive discussions with speakers, and the chance to network, learn about best practices and chart a path to increase capacity for internationalization. Make plans now to join colleagues on May 29 in the TBA's newly renovated CLE classroom. Get more information and register here.

Just in time for Women’s History Month, the TBA is offering a replay of its popular Convention program featuring four trailblazing women. Tune in on March 27 at noon CDT to hear retired U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Martha Craig "Cissy" Daughtrey, Judge Aleta Trauger with the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee, and Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals Judge Camille McMullen as they reflect on their experiences breaking barriers and shaping the judiciary. Nashville lawyer Margaret Behm with Dodson Parker Behm & Capparella moderates the discussion. Can’t make it on the 27th? We have you covered. The program also is available on demand. Register here.

The TBA’s annual Immigration Law Forum will take place May 15 at the new TBA office, located at 3010 Poston Ave., Nashville 37203. The in-person program will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. CDT and offer up to six general credit hours. Stay tuned for more information coming soon.

The TBA Animal Law Forum 2026 will take place Oct. 9 at the Nashville Zoo. This annual favorite provides updates on trends and advancements in animal law and related practice areas. Participants can meet with other animal lovers and enjoy the fun the zoo offers. Zoo admission, breakfast, lunch and an animal meet and greet are included with the program. Topics and more information coming soon. Do not miss this event, you never know who is going to show up! Register now.