LexVid's On-Demand CLE Courses

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

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

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.

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 program will help attorneys understand the various legal issues surrounding the classification of workers as employees or independent contractors.

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

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.

Before the IRS wrecking ball goes into motion, The program will discuss the taxpayer's procedural rights as they relate to a case with the IRS.

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 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.

This course will delve into the situations in which the TFRP arises, cover the procedures surrounding it, the defenses, how easy it is for the IRS to prove a case, what happens if your client loses, how the IRS applies TFRP payments, and "tattle tailing" on others.

The program will instruct viewers on how to harness the tools of Shakespeare to persuade juries in oral argument, chief among them the power of rhetoric.

The speaker will discuss many strategies for overcoming the shortcomings of modern technologies in order to become a better lawyer.

This program will unpack what is known and unknown about the new law and its potential effects on various types of sexual harassment and sexual assault cases.

This program will dive into a number of the key legal and operational issues involved in running a nonprofit.