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An Optimist, A Pessimist and The Experts: Options and Opportunities for Solo/Small Firms During COVID-19 – Course #266556
Presented by Edward Johson, Johnson Carroll Norton & Kent; Steven LaPlante, LaPlante LLP; R. Scott Wylie and Kim Howard representing the Southwestern Indiana Small Business Development Center
1 CLE
Hear from two long-time attorneys, Edward Johnson and Steve LaPlante, who have weathered the good and the bad in past economic downturns. Representatives from the Southwest Indiana Small Business Development Center Scott Wylie, Ch …

What to Know About Supported Decisions Making: Lawyer Edition – Course #266555
Presented by Melissa Keyes, Executive Director, Indiana Disability Rights
1 CLE
Melissa Keyes, Executive Director of Indiana Disability Rights, will provide information on supported decision making philosophy and legislation. Participants will receive sample forms and templates and resources for incorporating …

What Happens When You Turn an OR into an AND – Course #266554
Presented by William Cartwright, Stoll Keenon Ogden
1 CLE
On July 1, 2020, SEA 340 went into effect making a small change to Indiana Code 32-21-2-3(a), but creating a big impact on the execution of all recordable documents. This program will review the requirements of a common law proof, …

TSUNAMI! The Pro Bono Response to Evictions During the Pandemic – Course #266553
Presented by Brandon E. Beeler, Director, Housing Law Center, Indiana Legal Services
1 CLE
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, both the State of Indiana and Congress implemented moratoria on the initiation of eviction actions. As the end of July approaches, the eviction moratoria are set to expire, leaving a number of Hoosier …

Be an Access to Justice Hero: Tips and Strategies for Successful Pro Bono Representation – Course #266552
Presented by R. Scott Wylie, Director, Pro Bono Indiana
1 CLE/1 Ethics
Attendees will gain insight into the challenges presented by pro bono service and the systems in place to support volunteer representation, including recent changes to the Rules of Professional Conduct. The program will cover di …

What Employers (including Law Firms!) Need to Know About Families First Coronavirus Response Act – Course # 260736
Presented by Laura Scott, Farmer Scott Ozete Robinson & Schmitt
1 CLE
Sponsored by the Evansville Bar Association, speaker Laura Scott explains the responsibilities of employees and employers in reference to the Families First Coronavirus Response Act.

Co-Parenting With COVID: How To Handle A Crisis – Course #260708
Presented by Hon. Les Shively – Vanderburgh Superior Court, Trisha Dudlo – Dentons Bingham Greenebaum, Kelly Lonnberg – Stoll Keenon Ogden, Jillian Reed – Stoll Keenon Ogden
1 CLE
Sponsored by the Evansville Bar Association, speakers discuss the challenges divorced parents are facing in the time of the COVID-19 pandemic in Indiana. Judge Les Shively of the Vanderburgh Superior Court will present updates reg …

Review of Indiana’s New Child Support Guidelines – Course #258175
Presented by Hon. Les Shively, Vanderburgh Superior Court
1 CLE
On January 1, 2020 the new Indiana Child Support Rules and Guidelines went into effect. In this course Judge Les Shively reviews these amendments.

1031 Exchange: Legal and Practical Considerations – Course #258173
Presented by Chris Wischer – Stoll Keenon Ogden and Joe Kiefer, President and Managing Broker – Hahn Kiefer Real Estate Services
1.0 CLE
What is a Like-Kind Exchange and how does it work? Under Section 1031 of the United States Internal Revenue Code, a taxpayer may defer recognition of capital gains on the exchange of like-kind real property. This course covers …

Real Life Administration of Trust Discretionary Standards – Course #252891
Presented by Patrick Koontz, Vice President and Sr. Trust Officer – Fifth Third Bank and David G. Harris, Vice President and Sr. Trust Officer – Fifth Third Bank
1 CLE
A Discretionary Trust is a trust in which the Trustee typically has some level of control over the extent to which beneficiaries are entitled to a distribution and under what circumstances. In this course, you will be given the …

Ethical Lessons from The Godfather – Course #252889
Presented by Judge Margret Robb, Indiana Court of Appeals
1 CLE/1 Ethics
Wildly regarded as one of the greatest films of all time, The Godfather focuses on the powerful Italian-American crime family of Don Vito Corleone. In this course, Judge Margret Robb interprets what the unwritten rules from the mo …

Your Law Practice and Social Media: The How To – Course #252888
Presented by Lane Siesky, Siesky Law Office
1 CLE
To be a lawyer in today’s world requires knowledge of social media. Why should you care? Why does it matter? In this course, you learn how social media can make, or break your client’s case.

The Ethics of Dual Representation – Course #252887
Presented by Jamie Andree, Volunteer Lawyer with Indiana Legal Services
1 CLE/1 Ethics
This course will cover ethical issues that may arise with dual or joint representation when attorneys consider representing more than one individual in the same civil matter. We will cover a few examples of circumstances when dual …

Lifecycle of an LLC: Creating, Voluntarily Dissolving and Reinstating – Course #251376
Presented by William Cartwright
1 CLE
In this course, Will Cartwright discusses the lifecycle of an LLC from creation, dissolution to reinstatement.

My Client Is Mentally Ill… NOW WHAT? – Course #251374
Presented by Judge Les Shively and Magistrate Jill Marcrum
1 CLE
Several years ago, the State of Indiana reduced the resources for the mentally ill. As a result, our jails became triages for those with mental health issues who committed low-level crimes. It becomes a revolving door – crime …

E-Writing and E-Reading in the Digital Age – Course #251373
Presented by Judge Margret Robb, Indiana Court of Appeals
1 CLE
The way you write and read in the practice of law is changing. This course will cover the issues to consider when reading and writing in the digital age.

The Nuts and Bolts of Expunging Your Client’s Convictions – Course #251372
Presented by Judge Les Shively and Shaunda Lynch
1 CLE
Expungement law is not intended to only clean a person’s criminal record, it is intended to help change someone’s life. This course will give you an overview of the law of expungements, how it works and tips from the practitione …

Murder at the Intersection of a Criminal Law Right and a Civil Law Responsibility: Kohm v. Gash – Course #251370
Presented by Judge Robert Pigman, Vanderburgh Superior Court
1 CLE
This case drew national recognition to a small town in southern Indiana. At the age of 11, Kathy Kohm, disappeared from Santa Claus, Indiana. The evidence linking suspect Stanton Gash to the disappearance was loose but overwhelmin …

The Lawyer Well-Being Movement…Is There Really Such A Thing? – Course #251371
Presented by Terry Harrell
1 Ethics
This CLE is a presentation on the Lawyer Well-Being Movement and what that means for bar associations, legal employers, and all of us as individuals. The presentation reviews the research on lawyer well-being, the work of the Na …

Does Transferring Title Transfer Trouble to You? Ethical Consideration in Real Estate Transactions – Course #251367
Presented by Seth Zirkle
1 Ethics
Does Transferring Title Transfer Trouble to You? Ethical Consideration in Real Estate Transactions. In this course, Mr. Zikle with discuss Conflicts of Interest/Liability in Title Examination, Duty of Disclosure, Attorney’s Fees a …