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Introducing the Andrew C. Mallor Family Law Institute, Honoring Andy for 23 Years of Service.
This week we adjourned on ICLEF's 23rd Annual Family Law Institute, but we also said "thank you" to founding chair Andy Mallor as he led his last Family Law Institute after 23 years.


Survivors Guide to Everyday Estate Planning - 6 CLE / 1 E - 2025
Welcome to "Survivor's Guide to Everyday Estate Planning," a comprehensive seminar designed to equip attorneys with practical skills and in-depth knowledge to assist clients in navigating essential estate planning situations. Over the course of this program, which includes 6 CLE / 1 E, we will explore critical topics such as conducting effective initial client consultations, drafting wills and trusts, implementing transfer-on-death plans, and planning for long-term care.


Adoption Law in Indiana - 3 CLE - 2025
Adoption Law in Indiana will provide in-depth knowledge of current state and federal adoption laws, ensuring attorneys stay updated on legal requirements, procedural changes, and best practices. We will explore topics such as parental rights, consent, and interstate adoptions, helping you to gain practical insights to better represent clients, whether adoptive parents or birth parents.


Advanced Negotiation Strategies for Lawyers - 2 CME / 2 CLE
This advanced negotiations webcast will increase your arsenal of strategies, techniques and tactics and help you further develop the strategic mindset that’s at the heart of successful negotiation and aid in maximizing the results you provide your client. Leave behind the intuitive and instinctive – along with their inherent uncertainties.


Denied Injunction in Serpe v. FTC, et al.: Irreparable Harm in a Seventh Amendment Challenge
Veteran Thoroughbred trainer Phil Serpe was charged by the Horseracing Integrity and Welfare Unit (HIWU) after his horse, Fast Kimmie, tested positive for clenbuterol following an August 2024 race. After a confirmatory test and Serpe’s decision to contest the charge, HIWU imposed a provisional suspension in October...


Midwest Intellectual Property Summit - 6 CLE / 1 E - 2025
Topics will include Hot Topics in IP Law, Advertising, Fraudulent Filing, Patent Prosecution with A.I., Trademark Scams and more


Worker’s Compensation Institute - 6 CLE / 1 E - 2025
This annual institute offers Indiana attorneys a valuable opportunity to enhance their expertise in Worker’s Compensation law. The comprehensive curriculum covers critical topics such as navigating complex case challenges, Medicare Set-Aside issues, ethical considerations, concussion management, and recent case law developments. With insights from esteemed speakers that includes judges, practitioners, and medical experts, attendees will gain practical knowledge to better re


Annual DUI Defense Update: Tools for the Toolbox - 6 CLE / 1 E - 2025
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 BMV Issues & Answers, Blood Test Basics & Procedures, Mitigation Services, and strategies for crafting persuasive Opening & Closing Statements.


Applied Professionalism for 2025
Welcome New Attorneys! By directive of the Indiana Supreme Court, all newly admitted attorneys must attend a 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.


Where to Sit in Negotiations
We had a round table growing up where the six of us sat for family dinners. Four kids plus our parents. And I remember discussing this years ago with my parents, who said they liked the round table as it created an environment in which each of us felt that we could be equal participants in our discussions.
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