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Immigration Law Forum 2019
This 6 hour CLE will focus on a variety of issues facing immigration, family, criminal, corporate counsel, employment and business law attorneys. The first three morning sessions will address family immigration and court issues. Speakers include...
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04/25 |
On Site |
Nashville
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Immigration Law Forum 2019 - Morning Segment
The morning portion of the Immigration Law Forum will offer 3 general hours that focus on family immigration and court issues facing immigration, family law and criminal law attorneys. Speakers include representatives from the U.S. Citizenship and...
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04/25 |
On Site |
Nashville
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Immigration Law Forum 2019 - Afternoon Segment
The afternoon portion of the Immigration Law Forum will offer 2 general hours and 1 dual hour that focus on labor employment immigration issues facing immigration, corporate counsel, employment and business law attorneys. Hear from representatives of the...
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04/25 |
On Site |
Nashville
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#MeToo: Employment and HR Issues
This session will explore how the #MeToo movement has impacted the legal world. You will hear about how employment and human resource issues are being reported and resolved. Some topics discussed include: Title VII, TN Human Rights Act, Liability and...
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Online
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#MeToo: Ethical Implications of Supreme Court Model Rule Change on Discrimination
In this presentation Attorney Brian Faughan will talk about Ethics Issues for Lawyers in a #MeToo World. This course will be a discussion of The inherent limitations of the ethics rules, the failed effort at adopting an ethics rule on discrimination and...
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6 Reasons To Think Before You Post
This course will focus on some of the ethical risks that lawyers and their firms face with the use of social media. The purpose of this course is to warn you about social media activities you may be engaged in that may be in violation of the rules...
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Online Interactive |
Online
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Admin Law: Creating and Challenging Rules of State Boards
The administrative rule-making process is carefully delineated by statute, but state boards and agencies have considerable discretion in formulating the content of rules. This session will explain the rule-making process and explore some avenues...
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Admin Law: Rules of Procedure for Appeals of UAPA Cases
Recent legislative changes to the UAPA may impact your strategy in litigating and seeking judicial review of administrative decisions, but the standard of review remains the same. In this session, you will learn how to ensure your administrative...
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Online
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Adoption Law 2019: Case Law Updates
This session is designed to provide an overview of recent Tennessee case law. The speakers will discuss recent statutory changes to Title 36 and discuss cases related to termination of parental rights.
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Adoption Law: New Changes to Adoption Law
This program presented by the TBA’s recently formed Adoption Law Section will focus on changes to adoption law including a session about modifications to Tennessee’s Adoption code and the First in Adoption Act.
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