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Elder Law Forum 2025: This program will take place in-person at the Belmont University College of Law, providing an optimal learning experience while allowing you to meet with other elder care professionals from across the state. Topics for this year’s program include undue influence, Medicaid/TennCare, VA Benefits, ethics and more. Don't miss this annual staple for Tennessee elder law experts.

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Friends... An Ethical Sitcom?: The gang from Friends have had some interesting escapades. But I bet you didn’t know that they can teach interesting attorney ethics lessons! Join the CLE Performer as he connects Ross, Rachel, Chandler, Monica, Phoebe, and Joey and the ethics rules! Topics include:

What Monica’s relationship with Richard teaches about Rule 1.8(j)
Ross and Rachel’s on-again-off again relationship, and the duty to withdraw (Rule 1.16)
Smelly cat — it might not be your fault, but should you do something about it anyway? (Professionalism issues)

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Help Your Colleagues

Faculty Spotlight: K.O. Herston

Join Mr. Herston for The Art of Family Law Consultation on June 26.

Mr Herston has been practicing law in Knoxville since 1997 with his practice is devoted exclusively to family law.

He graduated from Vanderbilt University and the University of Tennessee College of Law and is a board-certified specialist in Family Trial Law.

He is the author of Herston on Tennessee Family Law, which the American Bar Association recognized as one of the top 100 legal blogs. K.O. teaches seminars to lawyers about family law and is certified as a family-law mediator and trained in collaborative divorce. He is on the Executive Council of the Tennessee Bar Association’s Family Law Section and on the Executive Committee of the Hamilton Burnett American Inns of Court.

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