LexVid's On-Demand CLE Courses

This program will guide viewers through the past, present, and future of NIL deals.

This program will provide a thorough examination of a lawyer’s ethical and professional duties both in and out of the courtroom as they relate to civility and professionalism.

Incorporating ABA ethical rules and opinions, this program will cover permissible statements about a case in and out of the courtroom.

This program focuses on the rules, statutes, case law, principles, and guidelines that govern a lawyer’s actions during personal time.

This course will guide sports law attorneys on how to advise sports agents on their obligations of managing high-profile clients.

Explore the complexities of conflicts of interest in legal practice, including current and former client conflicts, consent requirements, and the concept of imputation.

In this timely and eye-opening program, executive coach and former entertainment lawyer Marlo Lyons, J.D., explores the neurobiology of loneliness, the hidden toll it takes on junior and senior attorneys alike, and how it contributes to burnout, substance misuse, and even suicidal ideation.

This course will present a broad overview of what scientific research has discovered about eyewitness identification, and the resulting best practices recommendations for police.

There is a certain rhythm to the audit process, and it’s a very scary beat. In this presentation, I'll discuss the steps that most examinations begin and end with. We'll discuss eggshell audits, those audits where unbeknownst to the IRS at the start of the examination, the taxpayer has major criminal problems and what you can do to help shepherd your client through the pending storm. We'll also discuss the attorney-client privilege in the tax realm as well as the necessity to retain a Kovel accountant when there are underlying criminal tax issues that are lurking. Finally, we'll take a short digression into IRS Appeals.

This seminar will explore the various dynamics of the attorney-client relationship. It will discuss taking directions from your client (Rule 1.2), keeping your client informed (Rule 1.4), confidentiality (Rule 1.6), setting and collecting fees (Rule 1.5), and firing a client.

This program provides a comprehensive overview of the SEC’s whistleblower program and the Tips, Complaints, and Referrals (TCR) system.

This program instructs attorneys on how to recognize the impaired professional, provides various resources to assist in the recovery, and identifies the possible disciplinary implications of an impaired attorneys' conduct.

This course will go into detail and review conflicts Rules 1.18 (prospective client conflicts), 1.9 (former client conflicts), Rule 1.10 (imputed conflicts) and Rule 1.11 (government conflicts).

This program will cover the various first day motions that are filed in chapter 11 individual and business cases.

This course will guide you through the dynamic ways AI can be leveraged ethically to create compelling marketing materials such as blogs, video content, print advertisements, and other marketing materials, and will go over the Rules of Professional Conduct that you should be aware of and how to avoid missteps.

This seminar will go through the practical and ethical aspects attorney advertising in relation to print ads, television, and social media.

Closing case files is not as simple as throwing the file in the trash can. The Rules of Professional Conduct force attorneys to close and dispose of files in an ethical manner taking into consideration client confidentiality (Rule 1.6) and safekeeping of client property (Rule 1.15). This seminar will go through some tips and tricks to properly close files and stay within the Rules of Professional Conduct.

This program will take a deep-dive into the adoption process and will analyze the many federal laws that govern adoptions in the United States.