LexVid's On-Demand CLE Courses

In this course, participants will explore the complex dynamics of attorney anger within the context of legal practice.

This course will teach the various strategies for protecting cryptocurrency from being lost due to a lawsuit.

This program will help lawyers build the right connections with clients and how to keep those relationships strong. This session is a no-nonsense guide to upping your networking game and making it work for your career and firm growth.

Part II of this advanced course series gives attorneys focuses on S Corp and valuation and valuation errors.

This program will cover key taxation issues for employees, independent contractors, and gig workers.

This program covers the most recent developments affecting non-compete enforcement.

This program will explore the many ways law and psychology interact and provide many examples and practice tips for attorneys seeking to improve their advocacy through a deeper understanding of their clients' motivations.

The 2019 term of the Supreme Court shaped up to be a defining one. Part I will dive into many of the key cases heard by the court tackling issues such as the travel ban, collective bargaining, class arbitration, and many more.

This Legal Education (CLE) session, uniquely tailored for women lawyers, is designed to equip them with essential business development skills. It addresses the specific challenges faced by women in the legal profession and provides actionable strategies for building and sustaining a successful practice.

This seminar provides an overview of the CROWN (Create a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair) Act, which prohibits hair texture discrimination in the workplace and schools.

Part 1 covers the effect of a bankruptcy on an eviction or foreclosure proceeding. Part 2 focuses on the letter of intent in a commercial real estate transaction.

This course will explore product liability lawsuits filed against cosmetic companies for failure to warn consumers about a link to reproductive health problems.

This program will walk viewers through the basics of exempt securities offerings and cover a number of fraud cases out of Illinois.

This program will cover the recent covid-19 moratoriums on evictions as well as the constitutionality of these moratoriums, particularly in Florida.

This course will provide an overview of algorithmic bias, including the basics of how biases can be embedded in AI algorithms and their general effects and their legal implications.

This program will give viewers a thorough understanding of the 1996 Economic Espionage Act and its impact on economic espionage and trade secret appropriation.

This presentation will cover the nuances of offers in compromise in tax disputes highlighting the issues that arise most frequently

Join D.C. employment law practitioner, Bob Fitzpatrick, as he discusses the key cases to come down in recent months that are shaping the landscape of employment law.

This program will focus on the the CROWN Act as it applies to employment law, covering current case law and pending CROWN Act legislation.

This CLE course will explore how AI is currently used in legal practice, the ethical and practical concerns it raises, and the future trajectory of AI in law.