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Worker’s Compensation Institute 2026 - 6 CLE / 1 E - November 19
Our annual Worker’s Compensation Institute provides practical guidance on the current key issues confronting Indiana workers’ compensation practitioners. From coverage, compensability, and benefits to Board practice, third-party claims, and liens. Our experienced faculty team will share insights, strategies, and practical tips to help you navigate the Worker’s Compensation system more effectively and successfully.


24th Annual Andrew C. Mallor Family Law Institute - 12 CLE / 1 E / 1.5 CME - November 12-13
Topics include: Generative Artificial Intelligence, Synthetic Media (Deep Fakes), Case & Statutory Updates, Evidentiary Issues in Family Law, Discovery Issues with Cryptocurrency, Ask a Judge, plus much more.


Survivor's Guide to Probate & Trust Administrations - 6 CLE / 1 E - November 6
Topics include: The Initial Client Conference, Probate Administration: From Opening the Estate Through the Claims Period, Trust Administration: Guiding the Trustee from Death Through Final Distribution, Estate & Trust Administration Roundtable: Tricks, Tips, Traps & Unique Issues and finally Ethical Issues in Estate & Trust Administration.


Annual DUI Defense Update - 6 CLE / .5 E - November 4
Indiana attorneys who handle DUI cases won’t want to miss this informative and timely seminar on DUI Defense. Designed to strengthen both knowledge and courtroom skills, the program will cover critical topics including AI and the Criminal Defense Practice, Out of State Driver's License Issues in Indiana DUI Cases, DUI Cases, THC Issues in Defense Cases, and How to Use Jury Instructions in Arguments. In addition, participants will gain valuable guidance on Ethical Consideratio


Gain the Edge! Negotiating to Get What You Want - 6 CLE / 6 CME / 1 E - November 2
Renowned negotiation expert Martin E. Latz, Founder of the Latz Negotiation Institute, has trained over 100,000 lawyers & business professionals around the world to more effectively negotiate.


Applied Professionalism 2026 - 6 CLE / 6 E / 6 AP - October 29
By directive of the Indiana Supreme Court, all newly admitted attorneys must attend an in-person, six-hour Commission-approved course on Applied Professionalism within their first three-year mandatory continuing legal educational cycle. This course meets this requirement for you!
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