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Please join us for another great year of stimulating and affordable CLE programs presented by Mitchell faculty and alumni. This year our Alumni CLE series features 15 different 90-minute programs on topics ranging from The Affordable Care Act to Family Law to Ethics for Criminal Defense Lawyers. Fee and registration information is below. All CLEs are available via webcast, and walk-ins are always welcome!
Thursday, Sept. 13, 7:30–9 am
U.S. Supreme Court Review
Professors Michael Steenson and Mehmet Konar-Steenberg
Friday, Sep. 28, noon– 1:30 pm
Medical Assistance 101: Planning for Long Term Care
William L. Brown ’94
Friday, Oct. 19, noon–1:30 pm
Social Media and the Workplace: What Every Employer and Employee Needs to Know
Teresa Thompson ’94
Friday, Nov. 16, noon–1:30pm
The Why and How of Accelerated Worldwide Patent Filings
Mark DiPietro and Lori Sarageno ’06
Friday, Dec. 14, noon–1:30pm
Failures, Screw-ups, and Unknowns (and why they can be good for you)
Dyan Williams ’05
Thursday, Jan. 10, 7:30–9am
The Appellate Court’s Standard of Review of Pre–trial and Trial Court’s Evidence Rulings
Friday, Jan. 25, noon–1:30pm
Preventive Detention Schemes in Germany and Minnesota: Recent Developments in the Application of the European Convention on Human Rights
Dean Eric Janus
Thursday, Feb. 7, 7:30–9 am
Ethical Issues for Transactional Lawyers
Professor Greg Duhl & Jaclyn Millner ’09
Friday, Feb. 22, noon–1:30pm
What’s Hot (and What’s Not) in Family Law
Allison Marshall ’05
Thursday, Mar. 14, 7:30–9am
Torts in the Courts
Professors David Prince and Mike Steenson
Friday, Mar. 29, noon–1:30pm
Bankruptcy Basics: What every lawyer should know
Michael Sheridan ’08
Thursday, Apr. 11, 7:30–9am
LLC Double Feature—Using Member Control Agreements for:
- Binding Arbitration that ACTUALLY binds the real parties in the deal
- Modifying or Eliminating Fiduciary Duties
Professor Dan Kleinberger
Thursday, April 25, 7:30–9 am
What You Need to Know to Succeed in Court: Perspectives from Law Clerks
Jennifer Young ’09 and Michelle Anderson-Horecka ’09
Friday, May 17, noon–1:30 pm
Whose Case is it Anyway? Ethical Decision Making for Criminal Defense Lawyers
Professor Brad Colbert
Friday, June 14, noon–1:30 pm
The ACA Today: Where Health Care Reform Stands in 2013
Kate Johansen ’09
FREE for ’11–12 grads, and current students, faculty, and staff
Contact lauren.schrank@wmitchell.edu | 651-290-6452)
$20 to attend in person (use discount code “CLASSROOM”); $30 to attend via webinar
Application has been made for 1.5 hours of CLE credit (Standard, except for the 2 Ethics CLEs)