I recently had knee replacement surgery, and the post-surgery rehabilitation phase has been challenging. Everything went well surgery-wise, but the rehab – to be successful long-term – has required a surprising level of perseverance, dedication, discipline, and commitment.

ICLEF has learned of the passing of our dear friend and long-time faculty member, Jack Lawson.  Jack was a distinguished attorney as well as a lifelong learner and teacher, attending and participating in ICLEF seminars...

Legal professionals must manage hundreds of tasks, deadlines and statute of limitation dates related to matters/cases. We receive information & tasks from meetings, depositions, telephone calls, website inquiries, instant messages and email. Capturing and prioritizing these deadlines requires...

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) has introduced changes with potential impact on divorce settlements and negotiations. In this one-hour ICLEF webcast, Patrick H. Wanzer, CPA, CTRC of Breakthrough Tax Resolution, breaks down what attorneys need to know about the OBBBA and how to...

Most lawyers feel they are being over-run with paper and digital information. Organizing and search case information has become daunting.  This session illustrates how to reduce paper in...

The best of legal technology, practice management, electronics, services and incredibly useful websites for lawyers. This rapid-fire hour is full of great ideas you can immediately incorporate into your practice. We’ll cover artificial intelligence legal document editing software, tips for improving your web-meeting game, digital signature platforms (demonstrated), cybersecurity tips and services, home office equipment recommendations, and many other practice management tips,

This session will guide attendees through ethical considerations for using A.I. in their practice and its potential impact on the profession. Attendees will learn how and what can be used safely and ethically.

"It’s your tone,” my wife said to me after I apologized. What did she mean? She didn’t feel like I meant it when I said it. “Ugh,” I thought to myself. I did mean it, but it doesn’t really help much if she doesn’t believe it. What’s the problem here?

I am not a huge fan of Disneyland and Disneyworld. My wife and kids love them, but I hate long lines and just don’t love rollercoasters and their other rides (largely because I don’t feel great after and it takes me a while to recover). But I do admire how Disney runs

Shortly after being named Disney’s CEO, Bob Iger negotiated peace with then disgruntled and former board member Roy Disney (Walt’s nephew). Roy had just sued Disney over Iger’s selection, and it easily could have derailed Iger’s effort to lead Disney in a bold new direction.