Become a Faculty Member

At Lawline, we partner with experienced attorneys from all over the United States to bring up-to-date content that is relevant to the legal practice. We’re always looking for dynamic, accomplished lawyers to share what they know by teaching a course with Lawline.

Benefits of Teaching

Our faculty receive a variety of benefits for teaching with us. In addition to CLE teaching credit attorneys earn for presenting, Lawline also affords faculty unparalleled exposure on a national stage. Many of our courses accrue hundreds or even thousands of views, giving our faculty the chance to connect with attorneys across the country. We also offer a host of ways for our faculty to promote their programs, including highlight clips, emails, and much more!

How to Teach

If you’re interested in teaching with Lawline, we want to hear from you! Just fill out the form and submit your bio, a detailed outline of the program you would like to propose, and why you think your program is a good fit for Lawline. . If we think the course could potentially fulfill Lawline’s content needs, one of our Program Attorneys will reach out to you to discuss next steps. Be advised that in addition to coming to New York City to teach your program, we also require you to provide (1) a course description, (2) learning objectives, and a (3) comprehensive PowerPoint presentation, which will act as course materials and a reference for viewers after they have watched the program.

Tips & Best Practices

Lawline is looking for experienced attorneys with an engaging presentation style who are committed to developing a polished, informative course. Before you propose a program, take a look through our Catalog and try to suggest a topic we don’t currently cover. Be sure that your outline is detailed, with substantive law, and that you are comfortable enough with the material to lecture and answer questions for a full 60 or 90 minutes. Once your program is scheduled, be prepared to get us all the required materials, including a thorough PowerPoint, in a timely manner. For the presentation itself, we recommend that you avoid reading from your notes and speak to the cameras in the studio as though you are speaking directly to the viewers watching online. Our best faculty are those who share their expertise with confidence and enthusiasm!