Recorded in 2016 (also available: 2017 and 2018).

Recorded in 2017.

Seattle, WA | September 14, 2018

This program will take you through more advanced topics to ensure what you do for your clients doesn’t go wrong and your clients are protected and covered. Recorded in 2013.

This program will take you through the Top 10 things you must know about ancillary documents used in the estate planning process for your clients. Recorded in 2013.

Bankruptcy Court related topics include: an introduction to the Bankruptcy court, electronic filing issues, motion practice, adversary proceedings, appeals and ethics. Chapter 7 and 13 basics will also include creditor’s representation, debtor’s representation, and the role of the Trustee. Recorded in 2010.

This program addresses the basics of creditor’s bankruptcy law for attorneys who practice in other arenas.  Recorded in 2016.

If you haven’t had to deal with this critical setting yet, or want to delve deeper into what you need to know and do for your clients, this program is for you. Recorded in 2013.

Recorded in 2016.

Recorded in 2014.

This course is a unique opportunity to learn from some of the top practitioners in Family Law who covered key issues that you must know to effectively practice as a family law attorney. Recorded in 2015.

Recorded in 2014.

Timeless skills!

If you are seeking or resisting an injunction, a writ of attachment, a lis pendens, a mechanics lien, a stay of enforcement on appeal, or involved in any other matter requiring a bond or undertaking, you will learn practical tips for obtaining or invalidating the bond or undertaking. Recorded in 2016.

If you handle trusts and estates, or are looking at litigation in this area, this program is for you.  Roughly one hour, in this critical CLE, Adam L. Streltzer talks about the Top 10 things you need to know about litigation. Recorded in 2013.

Learn the implicit biases that prevent women from asking and business from delivering gender-neutral recompense in salaries and fees. Recorded in 2012.

This session teaches you how to ask diagnostic questions to learn your bargaining partner’s needs, desires, fears, preferences and priorities for the purpose of framing your proposals in a manner that satisfies those interests. Recorded in 2012.