LexVid's On-Demand CLE Courses

This program unpacks the many tax issues predominant in employment law cases and provides practical strategies for addressing these issues.

This program will provide a comprehensive review of Rule 35 exams and give a number of valuable tips for attorneys litigating involved in such an exam.

This course will equip attorneys with tools to recognize self-doubt’s impact on competence (ABA Model Rule 1.1) and well-being, while fostering resilience. By exploring systemic biases, perfectionism, and coping strategies, this course will emphasize how unchecked imposter feelings can undermine client representation and professional judgment.

This program explores the critical soft skills that attorneys must develop, including communication, emotional intelligence, adaptability, and problem-solving.

This program focuses on the legal framework and regulatory requirements governing the advertising and promotion of prescription drugs under the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FDCA).

This seminar will go through the ins-and-outs of all pleadings, including the difference between a notice and fact pleading jurisdiction.

The course will explore the parallels of the theatre and the courtroom in a way that will help attorneys become better advocates for their clients.

In part 3 of this course, attorneys will learn how to present a compelling story to the jury by employing tactics used in the theatre.

This will be a “how to” course for independent counsel to quickly, easily, and cheaply resolve insurance conflicts of interest with a single mantra: “Just say no!”

This course dives into the current state of gender identity and sexual orientation discrimination in the workplace.

This program will outline an emerging method of equity splitting that attorneys counseling startup clients should be familiar with.

This program will give you a thorough overview of the current state of replevin law in Florida.

This program will tackle the numerous ethical issues commonly faced by in-house counsel, addressing how they can arise in practice and what steps can be taken to avoid violating ethical duties.

This seminar will delve into the school of thought of “if you have a brain, you have a bias”. We will explore bias in the legal profession from representing clients, managing a law firm, and internal promotions.

In workplace and school investigations, an investigator may interact with additional persons in addition to complainants, respondents, and witnesses. In this program, Christina Ro-Connolly and Neil Bautista explore the best practices when navigating interactions with these persons.

Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt Part 2

This course explores the profound impact of values alignment on individual well-being, engagement, and organizational health within the legal profession.

Part 2 of this program will give viewers tips and tools taken from Shakespeare aimed at finding their rhetorical power in the courtroom.