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TCAIL Primer - Getting Started With AI in Your Legal Practice
Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming part of everyday legal practice — but knowing where to start, and how to use it responsibly, can be challenging. New for 2026, the TCAIL Primer is designed for attorneys who are new to AI, have... |
Add to Cart | 12/10 | On Site | Nashville |
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TCAIL - The 3rd Annual TBA Conference on Artificial Intelligence and the Law
Join the Tennessee Bar Association on Dec. 11 in Nashville for the 3rd Annual Conference on Artificial Intelligence and the Law (TCAIL), a full-day CLE designed for attorneys who want to stay ahead of the latest legal, ethical, and practical developments... |
Add to Cart | 12/11 | On Site | Nashville |
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Global Mobility & Immigration: Choosing to Live and Work Abroad - The Expat Experience
As the U.S. and global work/legal landscape continues to develop and evolve, understanding the legal pathways for U.S. citizens wanting to live and work abroad is more important than ever. Whether you're a freelancer, a self-employed entrepreneur, or... |
Add to Cart | now | Online Video | Online |
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International Law 2026: Attorney Perspectives of Global Sales & Supply Chains
This presentation will examine the rapidly evolving legal and strategic issues affecting global sales and supply chains, including sanctions, export controls, competing U.S. and foreign regulations, anti-corruption regimes, cybersecurity, and cross-border... |
Add to Cart | now | Online Video | Online |
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International Law: U.S. Canada Cross Border Hot Topics - Tax, Investment, Entry & More
Canada is one of Tennessee’s largest international trading partners, and as trade and entry policies change through new agreements, tariffs, retaliatory measures, or legislation, it is imperative to plan ahead, manage risk and compliance, and... |
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Tax Law, International Law, & Immigration Law: Public Charge Ground of Inadmissibility & Income Tax Returns
Federal immigration officers have long reviewed green card applicants to ascertain whether they have the financial means to support themselves, among other considerations, to obtain permanent residency. As of September 18, 2026, immigration officers now... |
Add to Cart | now | Online Video | Online |