LexVid's On Demand CLE Courses

This program explores how chronic stress, sleep deprivation, and substance use systematically impair the legal professional's brain's prefrontal cortex—the hub of ethical reasoning, memory, and judgment.

This program will address the key ethical issues that commonly arise in adoption cases.

In this program, Judge Mary Beth O'Conner will share her personal story of addiction and recovery, and will give viewers tips, strategies and resources for battling addiction in their own lives.

Do you use ChatGPT in your practice? Have you thought about what ethical rules apply? This seminar will explore the ethical risks associated with lawyers using AI, particularly ChatGPT in their practice. You will not want to miss this seminar if you want to stay competent on this new emerging technology.

This course will cover safeguarding mental health, managing workload effectively, and remaining fully present for clients through boundary setting.

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 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.

Join us as we explore Model Rule 1.6 regarding attorney confidentiality and how attorneys must make reasonable efforts to prevent the disclosure of confidential client information.

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

Perfectionism and self- doubt has plagued members of the legal profession for years. When the pressure placed on lawyers externally to succeed is outweighed by the pressure lawyers place upon themselves, the impact on mental health can be devastating if left untreated. This program will dive into these issues and more.

Imposter syndrome, also called perceived fraudulence, involves persistent feelings of self-doubt and personal incompetence. This program will discuss how imposter system impacts legal professionals and what lawyers can do to overcome it.

Drafting discovery is one of the least liked parts of litigation. Discovery breads animosity and the worst personality traits of lawyers. This seminar will provide some tips, checklists and tricks in drafting and responding to discovery. This seminar will also touch on civility in conduct when in the weeds of heated discovery disputes. Attorneys can be civil, and be effective, during the discovery phase with a little bit of constraint.

Conducting an effective client intake process isn’t just good practice—it’s an ethical obligation. This course will help attorneys sharpen their client intake skills and help avoid a disciplinary action, malpractice claim, or both.

This program will explore not only Gambling Disorder, but also the connection between gambling and the more well -known forms of impairment and why lawyers are at higher risk to develop problems.

Join us for a discussion on conflicts of interest of attorneys!

This seminar will take a deep dive into the conflicts of interest rules 1.7-1.10 and the nuances of each rule.

This seminar will go through the least talked about conflict rules regarding specific scenarios such as doing business with a client, movie rights, and more.

This course delves into the critical importance of resilience in navigating the challenges of working as a lawyer, whether in a law firm or in-house or as a solo practitioner.