Utah CLE Courses | Online CLE

Litigating in New Jersey: Core Skills and Practice Essentials

11h 26m

This learning path provides a practical foundation for litigators practicing in New Jersey, offering guidance across key stages of the litigation process. Topics include trial preparation, depositions, and ethical advocacy, as well as practice-specific instruction in family law, landlord-tenant matters, municipal court, workers’ compensation, and estate proceedings. Together, these programs offer essential tools for navigating the state's courts with confidence and professionalism. Whether...

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Bridge the Gap: June 2025 On Demand Collection

9h 19m

Missed the live event? Catch up at your own pace with this curated collection of on demand courses from our June 2025 Bridge the Gap event. Designed to help new attorneys confidently transition from law school to practice, these sessions cover essential skills, ethics, and practical knowledge you need to thrive in your legal career.

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Statutory Fee Shifting: Ethical, Procedural, and Practical Considerations

1h 2m•Intermediate

Practice Areas,

Ethics

You've successfully litigated your case and secured a favorable outcome. But what happens next when the statute under which you sought relief includes a provision for "reasonable" attorneys' fees and costs? This ethics-focused CLE program, presented by Wyatt Partners, provides an in-depth examination of statutory fee shifting - what it is, why it exists, and how it operates in practice. Attendees will explore the procedural and substantive aspects of fee shifting, including key Rules of...

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Keeping Up with Ethics in a Mobile, Digitized World-Working Remotely, Data Breaches, Conflicts and More

1h 1m•Intermediate

Practice Areas,

Ethics

This program will begin with a review of issues that arise for lawyers in a professional environment that is increasingly virtual and mobile, including data breaches, working remotely, and the impact of generative AI. The focus will be on recent developments and emerging requirements. The second part of the program will examine developments in conflicts as they are impacted by the changing dynamics of corporate relationships and the fluidity of lawyers' relationships among...

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Adoption & Lawful Status: What You Need to Know

1h•Advanced

Practice Areas,

Family & Matrimonial,

Child Custody,

Immigration,

Family-Based Immigration

This program provides essential guidance for attorneys assisting clients with the complex intersection of international adoption and immigration law. The course addresses several distinct scenarios, including the challenges of bringing foreign-adopted children to the United States, the immigration implications of adopting foreign-born children already in the U.S., and the documentation requirements for proving lawful status. Through practical analysis of age deadlines, eligibility criteria, and...

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Building Compliance Management Systems

1h•Intermediate

Practice Areas,

Corporate & Securities

A well-designed compliance management system (CMS) is essential for organizations navigating today's evolving legal and regulatory environment. This program offers a practical, skills-based overview of how to build and maintain an effective CMS that aligns with federal and state expectations. Attorneys advising corporate clients or working in compliance roles will gain valuable insights into identifying key CMS elements-such as risk assessment, training, independent audits, and third-party...

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AI Machina, Esq.: Practical Tools, Risks, and Ethical Rules

1h 3m•Intermediate

Practice Areas,

Ethics

This program will explore the ever increasing impact of artificial intelligence and its practical, legal, and ethical implications for lawyers. The program will also explore the cybersecurity measures you need to employ to address the risks created by artificial intelligence. Practicing attorneys from all backgrounds and practice settings will benefit from considering these issues. Learning Objectives: Analyze the good, the bad, and the ugly sides of artificial...

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Developing a Strategy to Protect and Monetize AI and Agents in the Digital Economy

1h 1m•Beginner

Technology,

Artificial Intelligence,

Artificial Intelligence Practice Skills,

Artificial Intelligence and the Law

This program will discuss how attorneys can help clients navigate the rapidly evolving legal and commercial landscape surrounding artificial intelligence (AI), including generative AI systems and autonomous agents. As AI technologies become more embedded in digital products and services-from software and SaaS platforms to data pipelines and algorithmic decision systems-clients increasingly require tailored strategies for protecting, licensing, and monetizing their innovations. The course...

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From Practice to People: Leadership Essentials for Attorneys

8h 13m

As attorneys advance in their careers, many find themselves shifting from individual contributor to team leader—managing not only clients and caseloads, but also people, culture, and firm strategy. This learning path is designed to support that transition by offering practical tools for leadership, emotional intelligence, team management, and workplace inclusion.

Through a carefully curated selection of programs, attendees will explore how to lead diverse teams, manage difficult...

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10 Common Mistakes Attorneys Should Avoid in Arbitration

1h•Beginner

ADR,

This program identifies and offers solutions for the common mistakes that even experienced litigators make when handling arbitration proceedings. Designed for trial attorneys, corporate counsel, and dispute resolution professionals, the course examines strategic errors that often frustrate arbitrators, diminish parties' chances of success, and may form the basis for client dissatisfaction with the arbitration process. Participants will gain valuable insights into the fundamental differences...