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Raising Capital for Startups: Legal Strategies from Bootstrap to Exit

Beginner

This CLE guides attorneys through the legal and practical challenges of helping startups raise capital-from initial founder funding to venture-backed exits. Topics include convertible notes, SAFEs, and preferred stock financings, as well as Regulation D compliance, equity compensation, and negotiation dynamics with early-stage investors. The program also covers lesser-used alternatives like Regulation Crowdfunding and Regulation A+ and how they fit into the broader capital-raising toolkit....

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Navigating Wellness: Insights from Solo Attorneys on Well-Being and Resilience

Beginner

Attorney Well-Being,

Professional Development,

Stress Management,

Work/Life Balance

Using the results of a recent Solo Attorney Wellbeing Survey conducted by ALPS as the backdrop, "Navigating Wellness: Insights from Solo Attorneys on Wellbeing and Resilience" will share survey responses as a way to introduce practical solutions to common wellness challenges lawyers face. Topics that will be discussed include how to maintain a healthy work-life balance, build and maintain effective attorney-client relationships, establish and maintain boundaries, and prioritize and improve...

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The Current State of Restrictive Covenants for Employees: The Impact of the Trump II Administration and Practical Tips For Drafting Enforceable Multi-State Restrictive Covenant Agreements

Intermediate

Practice Areas,

Legal Skills,

Labor & Employment,

Labor & Employment Compliance,

Hiring and Terminating Employees,

Transactional,

Deal-Making

There continue to be many developments concerning restrictive covenants in recent years, including the more pro-business approach to restrictive covenants by the Trump II administration, as demonstrated by actions taken by the FTC and the current NLRB Acting General Counsel, and continued actions by some state legislatures imposing specific limitations or requirements on agreements addressing non-competition, non-solicitation, or non-disclosure of certain types of information. This program will...

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Under Attack: Defending Class Actions Against Cybercriminals and Data Breaches

Intermediate

Technology,

Privacy & Cybersecurity,

Cybersecurity and Data Protection Litigation,

Privacy & Cybersecurity Practice Skills

Cyberattacks are on the rise-and class actions are prime targets. This CLE explores how cyber threats impact every stage of the class action lifecycle, from breach to settlement. From initial incident response to settlement distribution, every phase of a class action is vulnerable to sophisticated attacks, including impersonation schemes, wire fraud, and AI-driven scams. Attendees will learn how to identify vulnerabilities, navigate legal and ethical risks, and implement practical strategies to...

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Which Contract Issues are Worth the Fight in Negotiations: Insight on Evaluating Risk

Advanced

Practice Areas,

Legal Skills,

Corporate & Securities,

Transactional

This course will discuss common contract drafting and negotiation issues, from the perspectives of both a transactions lawyer and a commercial litigator. It will address issues in contract negotiations that frequently lead to disputes, with helpful strategies for how to avoid these issues in the early stages of contract drafting, negotiation, and management. Learning Objectives: Identify key issues in contract negotiations that are likely to be the source of significant negotiations and...

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Elder Abuse and Mistreatment: A Primer for Attorneys (Update)

Intermediate

Practice Areas,

Criminal,

Criminal Law Practice Skills,

Wills, Trusts & Estates,

Capacity,

Elder,

Rights of Seniors,

Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation

Attorneys advising older clients must navigate increasingly complex risks involving abuse, exploitation, and evolving scams. In this program, experienced practitioners will address how to identify and respond to different types of elder abuse, understand key legal issues arising in both civil and criminal matters, develop practical strategies for managing these cases, and evaluate effective interventions to protect clients and their families. Learning Objectives: Recognize the primary...

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Ethics and Well-Being: Solutions Oriented Discussion

Beginner

Practice Areas,

Attorney Well-Being,

Professional Development,

Ethics,

Competence,

Mental Health,

Stress Management

The seminar will contain two parts. Part One is Ethics Rules and Well-Being Tools. Part Two is Practicing Wellness from Conflict to Calm. In Part One, "Ethics Rules and Well-Being Tools," three Model Rules of Professional Responsibility and their interplay with well-being will be presented. The seminar will lean into the Report from the National Task Force on Lawyer Well-Being and the Well-Being Toolkit for Lawyers and Legal Employers. Some recognized tools that will be discussed are:...

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The Ethics of Dealing with Clients: Confidentiality, Fee Agreements, Getting Paid, and Ending the Relationship

Beginner

Ethics,

This course provides a practical and in-depth examination of the ethical responsibilities attorneys face in their relationships with clients, from initial engagement to the conclusion of representation. Through analysis of key rules of professional conduct, including Rules 1.4, 1.5, 1.6, 1.15, and 1.16, participants will gain the tools to navigate the most critical aspects of client interaction ethically and effectively. Topics include protecting client confidentiality in all communications and...

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Changes To Inter Partes Reviews Under The New Director

Beginner

Practice Areas,

Legal Skills,

Intellectual Property,

Patent,

Enforcement of IP Rights,

Acting USPTO Director Coke Morgan Stewart has made numerous changes materially impacting inter partes review practice. This course will provide an overview of the inter partes review process and discuss the most important of these changes, including changes to the discretionary denial procedures, "settled expectations," institution rates, the return to in-person hearings, and limitations on the use of applicant-admitted prior art and other general knowledge in the inter partes review process....

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Bridge the Gap: NY Newly Admitted CLE (September 2025)

Complete your mandatory New York newly admitted attorney live CLE requirements in just two days with our comprehensive Bridge the Gap program. Live, interactive, and designed specifically for your needs. What’s Included? ☑️ 9 Hours of Required Live CLE Credits ☑️ 6 hours of Skills credits ☑️ 3 hours of Ethics credits ☑️ Fully compliant with NY CLE Board requirements See agenda below! Highly Rated by Attorneys Like You “One of the best CLEs I've taken in a long time. Great...