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CLEs currently available for credit.

Elder Abuse Awareness    (original date 6/15/2020)

Reference Librarian Amy L. Kurlansky partners with Attorney Matthew Barnes, of Pro Seniors, Inc., to present information regarding elements of Elder Abuse in order to help us recognize Elder Abuse as well as strategies to help clients who are dealing with abuse issues.

1.0 hour of general CLE in Ohio or Kentucky

Medicaid Planning     (original date 7/2/2020)

Attorney Ashley Burke, of Burke & Pecquet, LLC, discusses a review of Medicaid eligibility for long term care Medicaid and basic planning options for married couples or single individuals.

1.0 hour of general CLE in Ohio or Kentucky

Complex Appeals in Ohio    (original date 5/13/2020)

Attorney Paul Croushore discusses the process and procedures applicable to appellate litigation in state court in Ohio. It begins with a discussion of a comparison between civil and criminal appeals and the relative strategies of each, then the details of preserving issues in the trial court, the question of what orders are final and appealable, and securing a bond or stay.

1.0 hour of general CLE in Ohio and Kentucky

Fastcase 7    (original date 8/28/2020)

Learn about the new Fastcase 7 from Erin Page. 

1.0 hour of general CLE in Ohio

Mediation    (original date 9/2/2020)

Attorney Anthony Castelli, discusses Mediation as a tool to efficiently handle cases for your clients.

1.0 hour of general CLE in Ohio

Recent US Supreme Court Employment Cases    (original date 10/28/2020)

Dr. Ann Marie Johnson, Esq. discusses two recent decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court. Specifically, Professor Johnson will discuss the employment effects of Bostock v Clayton County Georgia, No. 17-1618 on Title VII of the Civil Rights Act 1964 as it relates to the LGBTQ community, and Our Lady of Guadalupe School v. Morrissey-Berru 591 U.S. _____ 2020 and the
ministerial exceptions to Title VII for religious schools.

1.0 hour of general CLE in Ohio

Intellectual Property: Trademark and Copyright Law in 60 Minutes     (original date 11/6/2020)

Attorney Lori Krafte of Wood Herron & Evans, LLP discusses Intellectual Property Law. This CLE will cover the basics of trademark and copyright law: what they protect, what they don’t, how to enhance your IP assets, and how to avoid infringing others’ rights.

1.0 hour of general CLE in Ohio

CLE: What does stress have to do with it? The interplay of stress, ethics, professionalism, and addiction
  (original date 12/11/2020)

Attorneys Tabitha Hochscheid and Patrick Garry discuss the interplay of stress in ethic, professionalism and addiction. The inherently adversarial nature of the practice of law creates an environment where stressed lawyers, clients and judges attempt to solve problems. Stress is both good and bad and is a fact of life. Without mitigating the mental and physical effects of stress, lawyers are prone to unethical, unprofessional and unhealthy behavior. Unchecked stress can create ethical issues, unprofessional behavior and lead to addictive behavior. Learn how to recognize stress in yourself and others. Learn how to communicate with others who are in a stress spiral. Discover the connection between stress, ethics issues and professionalism concerns and out how stress contributes to mental illness and addiction.

2.5 hour of professional conduct CLE credit in Ohio

CLE: Legal Issues and COVID-19       (original date 12/16/2020)

Attorneys Nadia Lampton and Jeff Mullins from Taft Law discuss legal issues surrounding COVID-19. This CLE will cover unique challenges posed by COVID-19 for organizations of all size, as well as employees and customers trying to maintain business operations amid these fraught times. Some of these challenges include the State’s mandatory mask mandate, and other state and federal guidelines concerning public health and safety, isolation parameters, and quarantine requirements.

1.5 hour of general CLE credit in Ohio for On-Demand version

CLE: CHANGE Court       (original date 2/19/2021)

Hon. Heather Russell discusses CHANGE (Changing Habits And Setting New Goals is Empowering) Court.  WHO is eligible, WHAT is the procedure to participate, and WHY should someone participate. The presentation will promote a better understanding of the benefits and commitments involved.  Judge Russell will be joined by Maria Espinola, Psy.D., Clinical Psychologist and Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at the UC College of Medicine. Dr. Espinola will speak about trauma and its impacts on CHANGE Court participants.

1.0 hour of general CLE credit in Ohio

COMING SOON in 2021! Pending approval.

CLE: Boxing Law       (original date 4/23/2021)

Attorney Carl Lewis discusses Boxing Law.

1.0 hour of general CLE credit in Ohio & Kentucky

  CLE: Implicit Bias & the Criminal Justice System  (original date 5/21/2021

Professor Wendy Calaway, Esq. discusses Implicit Bias & the Criminal Justice System.

1.0 hour of general CLE credit in Ohio

CLE: Elder Financial Exploitation & Undue Influence      (original date 6/30/2021)

Sylvia Pla-Raith, Director of Elder Justice Unit —Consumer Protection, Ohio Atorney General’s Office discusses Elder Financial Exploitation & Undue Influence.

1.0 hour of general CLE credit in Ohio