We are excited to announce that the Annual Masters Series Summer Conference will be held amidst the picturesque rolling hills of southern IN

Join Senator Eric A. Koch and his legislative faculty for this year’s Legislative Update, a timely three-hour ICLEF program held on July 1—the day most new Indiana laws take effect. This program offers a look back at key legislative activity from the recent session while providing a practical overview of developments most likely to impact your practice and your clients, helping you stay ahead of the curve and confidently navigate the evolving legal landscape.

Not all inheritances are created equal. In this practical one-hour program, Lisa M. Adler of Adler Estate Law explores how income tax considerations—such as basis adjustments, IRD, and retirement account rules—can dramatically impact the value of an estate distribution. Learn actionable strategies for aligning assets with the right beneficiaries, navigating SECURE Act requirements, and coordinating tax-smart decisions with overall estate planning goals.

Understanding potential case value is key to maximizing results for your clients. This focused one-hour ICLEF webcast, presented by Jeffrey J. Kroll of the Allen Law Group, is designed to equip plaintiff counsel with practical strategies for valuing personal injury claims. Learn how to assess and present non-economic damages such as pain and suffering, disfigurement, and disability; develop compelling approaches to proving and quantifying loss of earning capacity; and naviga

53rd Annual Midwest Estate, Tax & Business Planning Institute

The horse industry continues to evolve through new legislation, regulatory oversight, and emerging risk management concerns. This two-hour ICLEF program, presented by Gregg S. Gordon and Peter J. Sacopulos, offers attorneys a practical and insightful update on key developments shaping equestrian law in Indiana. Whether you represent owners, trainers, farms, insurers, or racing interests, this session will equip you with the latest legal insights affecting this unique and com

ICLEF's 40-Hour Family & Civil Mediation courses provide an excellent learning environment with practical experience in mediation. Each program has a professional & informative approach to the psychological, legal, and business aspects of mediation. This course provides the 40-hour instruction certified as appropriate for mediation training by the Indiana Commission for Continuing Legal Education under the Indiana Trial Rule - ADR. The Family to Civil Crossover Training provi

Join us for the 26th annual Indiana Property Tax Institute, a premier event bringing together professionals in the field of property tax assessment, law, and administration. This year's seminar will feature comprehensive insights into key topics shaping the landscape of property taxation in Indiana.

To give attorneys across practice areas a concise update they can use with clients immediately. Join Patrick H. Wanzer, CPA, CTRC, from Breakthrough Tax Resolution for this timely one hour webcast presentation.

Family-owned businesses inevitably face moments of transition — whether through generational succession, ownership realignment, or dissolution. This practical, issue-driven program equips attorneys with the tools to help clients navigate those moments with foresight, precision, and minimal conflict. The content will utilize a hypothetical fact pattern to explore how thoughtful drafting, strategic planning, and tax awareness can transform potential disputes into orderly tran

Family law practitioners (and general litigators) often encounter tax consequences that materially affect outcomes. Join Patrick H. Wanzer, CPA, CTRC, Breakthrough Tax Resolution for this one hour presentation that will address these tax matters!

Please join Indiana Worker's Compensation Board Chair Linda Hamilton, program Co-Chair Krysten LeFavour, along with their faculty discussion leaders and several members of the Indiana Worker's Compensation Board for the annual Masters program. Be sure to register and reserve your spot now as attendance is in-person only!

Leadership is no longer optional for today’s legal professionals—it’s essential. Whether you're managing a corporate legal department, running a firm, or guiding a team of professionals, your ability to lead with clarity, purpose, and resilience directly impacts performance, culture, and client outcomes.

Effective March 1, 2026, the US Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) new law goes into effect that requires certain residential real estate transactions be reported to the federal government. Lawyers are subject to the reporting requirement. We will include a WalkThrough the Flowcharts to Determine What Transactions are Reportable and Determining What Must Be Gathered Using FinCEN’s Fileable Form.

Personal Hands-On Trial Skills Training, March 11-14, ICLEF Conference Facility, Indianapolis, IN

Law firms constantly change and evolve. So to do the ethics and malpractice issues guiding lawyers’ conduct and representations. Only through regular review and updating of a firm’s processes and procedures to align with such changes can lawyers avoid unwanted surprises.

Appellate Use of AI in Indiana is a timely, half-day ICLEF program designed to give Appellate Practitioners a current and forward-looking understanding of how artificial intelligence is shaping appellate work in Indiana. Learn the fundamentals of how AI tools function, hear directly from judges about how Indiana’s Appellate Courts are currently using AI and what may lie ahead, and gain guidance on effective, responsible ways to incorporate AI into Appellate Practice. The mo

Join Mark S. Zuckerberg and Eric N. Engebretson for a discussion on topics including; • Nondischargeable of Support Alimony, Attorney Fees, Guardian Ad Litem Fees • Bankruptcy Stay Affect on Collection of Support, Alimony, Attorney Fees • The Difference Between Bankruptcy Chapters 7 and Chapter 13 • Writing Effective Settlement Agreements (Nondischargeable Clauses) • 523(a)( 5) vs 523 (a) (15)

As virtual practice continues to reshape the legal landscape, mediations and depositions on Zoom have become common—but not always seamless. In this fast-paced one-hour CLE, Lonnie Johnson will explore the practical and strategic ways Zoom impacts case preparation, witness dynamics, confidentiality, professionalism, and the overall effectiveness of both mediations and depositions – when everyone is just a square on a screen.

Drafting documents is a pressure point in almost every law office. Most lawyers draft new documents by finding old documents and modifying them to work for the next case or client. Frankly, this approach has a high margin of error, it’s slow, and there are better methods. In this seminar, you’ll learn how to find and consolidate the best of your firm’s intellectual capital in a way that increases drafting speed and accuracy. I’ll lay out the roadmap for professional template-