Total Credits: 16.4 MCLE, 7.0 Ethics, 2.0 Elimination of Bias, 4.0 GAL Credit
Join us in-person at Margaritaville Lake Resort in Osage Beach or virtually for the
2025 MOSOLO Small Firm Conference!
Held at Margaritaville Lake Resort in Osage Beach, this nationally recognized Missouri Bar conference for solo and small firm lawyers offers the opportunity to fulfill all your minimum continuing legal education requirements, learn from recognized speakers, and network with colleagues in a family-friendly atmosphere.
Ayyoub Ajmi champions innovation and transformation at the intersection of law and technology. Ayyoub currently serves as the Director of Legal Innovation and Technology at the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law (UMKC). During his tenure at UMKC, Ayyoub has helped build and deploy innovative and award-winning solutions such as the library’s Virtual Self-Help Clinic and the Kansas Protection Order Portal. Currently, Ayyoub is leading the growth of the Legal Technology Laboratory (LTL), a UMKC Law School initiative aimed to connect law school faculty and students with other networks of innovators to address social, civic, and economic development challenges through the design and implementation of technology-assisted solutions and data-driven policy development. Ayyoub teaches Legal Technology Competency Skills, Law Practice Systems and Document Automation courses. He holds a JD, an MLIS, and a BA in communication technologies.
Kim Benjamin owns the Missouri DWI & Criminal Law Center at the Benjamin Law Firm, which is honored to be named in the top 30 of 355 criminal defense firms in KC. She regularly teaches lawyers all over the US how to try criminal and civil cases. www.DWICriminalLawCenter.com - kim@benjaminlawkc.com
Melinda J. Bentley serves as Legal Ethics Counsel in Missouri where she provides oral and written informal advisory opinions to attorneys on issues related to the Missouri Rules of Professional Conduct. In that position, she also serves as administrator and counsel to the Advisory Committee of the Supreme Court of Missouri. She began serving in that position in 2012. Prior to that she worked for the Illinois State Bar Association as Assistant Counsel from 2001-03, First Assistant Counsel from 2003-11, and Assistant Director of Legislative Affairs from 2009-11. She is a frequent speaker and author on professional responsibility matters. Ms. Bentley currently serves as a Co-Chair of the Planning Committee for the American Bar Association (ABA) Center for Professional Responsibility’s National Conference on Professional Responsibility, and is a member of the ABA Professionalism Committee, the ABA Center for Professional Responsibility Coordinating Council, the Planning Committee for The Missouri Bar Solo and Small Firm Conference, and the National Organization of Bar Counsel’s Committees on Amicus, Website, and Program. She was a board member and officer of the National Organization of Bar Counsel from 2015-2020, including a term as President from 2018-2019, and formerly served on the ABA Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility (2020-2023), Editorial Board of the ABA/BNA Lawyers’ Manual on Professional Conduct as a member (2015-2016) and Chair (2016-2018), as well as a member of the ABA Center for Professional Responsibility Coordinating Council (2016-2018). She is licensed in both Missouri and Illinois, and is a member of The Missouri Bar, Illinois State Bar Association, American Bar Association, National Organization of Bar Counsel, Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis, Cole County Bar Association, and Mid-Missouri Women Lawyers’ Association.
Ms. Bugalski is the Managing Member of the law firm of Gump, Faiella, & Bugalski, LLC. Ms. Bugalski is licensed in Missouri and focuses her law practice on cases involving wrongful death, personal injury, estate planning, probate, estate litigation, small business litigation, worker’s compensation and family law.
Ms. Bugalski grew up in Madison, Missouri, attended the University of Central Missouri where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from the Honors College, and earned her Juris Doctor in 2008 from Washburn University School of Law in Topeka, Kansas.
Jeffrey Bunten has practiced Social Security Disability, and Veterans Law since 1992. He has represented over 5000 individuals seeking disability benefits including Federal Court work. He is a member of the Missouri Bar, the National Organization of Veterans Advocates (NOVA), and the National Organization of Social Security Claimants Representatives (NOSSCR).
Annette Choti, Esq. has been an attorney and a member of the Missouri Bar for 23 years. She is the Founder/Owner of Law Quill, a full-service legal digital marketing agency. Annette hosts the podcast, Legal Marketing Lounge and wrote the bestselling book Click Magnet: The Ultimate Digital Marketing Guide For Law Firms.
Amy represents clients injured by medical errors, reckless drivers and manufacturers of defective products. She is a leader in numerous state and national bar organizations and the recipient of the Lon Hocker, John C. Shepherd and Tom Strong Awards. Amy is a fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers.
Mr. Cosgrove has extensive experience representing investors in both court and arbitration forums. He is an award-winning trial attorney and former Commissioner of Securities for the State of Missouri.
Mr. Cosgrove received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics, cum laude, and his law degree from the University of Notre Dame. Mr. Cosgrove received the distinguished Lon O. Hocker Award for trial advocacy from the Missouri Bar Foundation.
Sue Crane is an Associate Circuit Judge in Callaway County and is the Family Court Administrative Judge for the 13th Circuit. Sue is the co-chair of the Children's Division's (PMAC) and has served on various boards and committees. When not abroad she loves being home on the ranch.
Deborah Daniels served as the probate judge in Boone County for almost 12 years. During that time, she was responsible for a docket on involuntary commitments involving a 32-county "catchment area" for the psychiatric hospital in Columbia. She also has worked on various committees involving the probate court and mental illness, including the Boone County Sheriff's Department. She currently is a senior judge and neutral.
Matthew R. Davis focuses his practice in the areas of ERISA employee benefits claims including long term disability, health, life, accident and pension claims.
As a former law clerk of both a trial judge and an appellate judge, Brennan spent countless hours in the courtroom, which have given him a unique understanding of trial practice. Brennan utilizes this knowledge at Langdon and Emison, where he represents clients that have been catastrophically injured.
Claude E. Ducloux, is an attorney licensed in Texas, Colorado and California who speaks nationally on legal ethics, law office management, and trial-related topics. In 2011, he won the highest statewide award from the State Bar of Texas for lifetime contribution to CLE and has been invited to speak in more than 500 programs in since January 1, 2016. Claude has served as course director and creator of numerous CLE institutes and advanced courses.
Mr. Ducloux has a long legacy of bar service, including being President of the Austin Bar Association, and serving as Chair of almost every major bar-related entity, as well as the Texas Bar Foundation. He is a board-certified civil trial and appellate attorney in Texas.
Kirsten Dunham is the Executive Director of Mid-Missouri Legal Services. Dunham joined MMLS in 2017 as the consumer law staff attorney, helping low-income clients achieve financial stability. Dunham is a graduate of the MU Law School. She earned her B.A. and her MSW degrees at Washington University in St. Louis.
Mark is a trial attorney at Langdon & Emison and represents clients throughout the country who have been catastrophically injured. He focuses his practice on trucking and product liability litigation. After law school, Mark completed a clerkship with the Honorable William Ray Price of the Missouri Supreme Court.
Joe Gagnon is the managing attorney at Gagnon Law Firm, LLC, located in Plattsburg, Clinton County, Missouri. His practice includes probate, real estate, estate planning, and business law for his private clients. He also repres
Barron K. Henley, Esq. is one of the founding partners of Affinity Consulting Group, a legal technology consulting firm focused on automating and streamlining law firms and legal departments. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Juris Doctor degrees from The Ohio State University and is a member of the American, Ohio and Columbus Bar Associations. Mr. Henley is Affinity’s Director of Education and Professional Development; and teaches classes for law firms, legal departments, and CLE providers throughout the U.S. and Canada covering a wide variety of topics related to law practice management, legal tech, and ethics. He is a Fellow of the College of Law Practice Management, a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation, a member of Ohio Supreme Court Commission on Technology and the Courts, a member of both the ABA Law Practice Management and the Real Property Trust and Estate Law Sections, a Planning Board Member for the ABA TECHSHOW (5th year), and a Director on the Columbus Bar Services Board.
Paul Henry has been a member of the Missouri Bar since 1990 and currently serves as the Chair of the Eminent Domain committee. He is also Missouri’s only member of the Owner’s Counsel of America. Mr. Henry’s entire legal career has been in private practice with the firm of Denlow & Henry which focuses on representing owners in condemnation and eminent domain law matters. He has authored many articles and spoken on dozens of occasions on eminent domain law. Some of his published articles include “Trial of Exceptions in Missouri Condemnation Cases”, St. Louis Bar Journal; “Inverse Condemnation: Airplane Noise and Damages," The Southwestern Legal Foundation; and several chapters in the three different editions of the Missouri Condemnation Practice Handbook. He also was a former Editor of the American Bar Association Committee on Condemnation Newsletter.
Jeff Keiser has more than 35 years of experience in tax, retirement, estate and financial planning. Professional concentration includes federal and state income tax planning, retirement planning, wealth transfer tax and charitable planning, trust and estate planning, planning for the transfer of control and ownership of closely held businesses
A native of Kansas City, Tiffannie founded The Probate Law Center with the goal of helping families successfully navigate the often-confusing area of probate. The firm focuses exclusively on probate administration, probate litigation, and guardianship/conservatorship matters.
Tiffannie earned her J.D. from the University of Missouri at Kansas City.
Kim has conducted thousands of mediations in personal injury (auto, trucking, wrongful death, premises liability and sexual misconduct) construction, real estate, special education, contracts, civil rights, class action, insurance coverage, professional malpractice and employment (discharge, tenure, disability, FMLA and wage and hour) with US Arbitration & Mediation. Her 35+ year legal career includes mega-big law firms; uber-small law firms; and in-house counsel giving her a balanced approach to ADR. She is President of the Association of Attorney Mediators-STL; a former national Board member of Association of Attorney Mediators; a member of National Association of Distinguished Neutrals; and Vice-chair of the Missouri Bar Association ADR Committee.
Michael S. Kisling is the Managing Counsel for Collections for the General Counsel’s Office of the Department of Revenue charged with the collection of delinquent taxes. Prior, Mr. Kisling was a senior assistant attorney general with the Office of Attorney General, Financial Services Division. He was also the managing attorney with the Division of Legal Services, Department of Social Services. Mr. Kisling came to state government from private practice where he emphasized domestic relations, real estate and probate. Mr. Kisling was also an adjunct professor for William Woods University teaching courses on Elder Law, Probate, Estate Planning and Contracts. He is a 1989 graduate of the University of Missouri—Columbia Law School and served as a research attorney for the Honorable Albert L. Rendlen and the Honorable William Ray Price, Jr. of the Missouri Supreme Court.
Jacob is a civil litigator, focusing on matters involving employment discrimination, civil rights, construction defects, consumer disputes, product liability, catastrophic injury, and wrongful death.
C.J. Larkin has extensive experience as a mediator, facilitator, educator and trainer. She has mediated over 750 cases in the areas of employment, education, family, attorney-client, small business, non-profit and public/civil rights disputes. C.J. serves on the USA&M Mediator and Arbitrator panel in St. Louis. She is a contract mediator for the Colorado Office of Dispute Resolution, the Colorado Department of Education and the Missouri Department of Special Education. C.J. taught ADR at both Washington University School of Law and University of Denver School of Law. Prior to becoming a full-time mediator, C.J. practiced law in the areas of insurance defense, criminal defense, family law and banking. She was the executive director of two non-profits in St. Louis.
Co-author of the article, Unlocking Apology’s Potential in Resolving Disputes | Colorado Lawyer (cobar.org) This article analyzes the effectiveness of Will Smith’s post-Oscars apologies.
Allison Schreiber Lee, a former child abuse prosecutor, is a seasoned trial attorney who focuses her practice on family law and domestic relations. Allison has extensive experience in representing men and women in high conflict custody and high asset property division matters, including matters involving mental health and addiction concerns.
Rob Litz is an experienced civil trial lawyer, arbitrator, mediator, and Managing Director of Miles Mediation & Arbitration. Rob has mediated and arbitrated full-time since 2011 and part time since 1993, in a wide variety case types, including personal injury, breach of contract, real estate, employment, professional negligence, and construction.
Betsy Lynch, is a proactive problem solver for small businesses. She represents small businesses in contract and vendor disputes, loan negotiations, bankruptcy, and also helps protect assets using estate & succession planning tools. She received her Bachelors degree in Business and Finance from Westminster College in 2002 and her Juris Doctorate from the University of Missouri-Kansas City in 2005. While clerking for the Honorable Robert L. Trout, an Associate Circuit Judge in Jackson County, she gained experience with landlord-tenant matters, collection suits, small claims matters, county ordinance violations, and civil trials. She left the clerkship in 2007 to practice bankruptcy law at a small law firm in Kansas City. In 2011, she, like many of her clients, opened her own business where she practiced in the areas of business law, bankruptcy, and estate planning, representing small business owners in all areas of asset protection for over twelve years. She joined Chinnery Evans & Nail, PC in 2023 in an effort to provide more comprehensive services to her small business clients.
Jonathan focuses his practice on a broad spectrum of family law litigation matters in both state and federal courts. He handles trials and appeals in cases involving divorce, high-asset divorce, child custody and visitation, support, property division and other matters. Having litigated numerous family law cases on behalf of individuals in the St. Louis and St. Charles communities, Mr. Marks is a Fellow of the Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML), is a Board Certified, Family Law Trial Advocate, By the National Board of Trial Advocacy (NBTA), and is a Fellow of the International Academy of Family Lawyers (IAFL). Jonathan has been recognized by Best Lawyers in America since 2016 and was named Best Lawyers “Lawyer of the Year” for Family Law in 2023. He has also been designated a St. Louis “Super Lawyer” since 2008 by Missouri/Kansas Super Lawyers, published by Thomson Reuters. Since 2019, the same publication has listed him as one of the “Top 100 Lawyers” in Missouri and Kansas, and a “Top 50 St. Louis Super Lawyer”.
Tim McCurdy is Of Counsel at the firm. Tim grew up on a farm in Southwest Iowa. After obtaining his law degree from the University of Notre Dame, Tim moved to St. Louis to “watch a few Cardinals games” before returning to Iowa. Tim met his now wife and his plans quickly changed – Tim has called St. Louis home for more than twenty years.
Throughout Tim’s legal career, he has helped clients protect their rights in lawsuits throughout the country. After watching a loved one suffer from Alzheimer’s disease, Tim developed a passion for elder law. Tim’s practice now combines his more than twenty years of litigation experience with an in-depth knowledge of estate planning and probate.
Tim devotes his practice to helping families navigate disputes involving estate plans and probate administration. Tim’s trusts and estates litigation practice includes trust and will contests, the removal of fiduciaries, demands for accountings, and contested guardianships. Tim is also frequently appointed by probate judges to represent individuals facing guardianship petitions, and as a court-appointed fiduciary.
Tim also helps families protect their life savings while ensuring access to the health care they need through Medicaid and special needs planning. Tim’s elder law practice also includes helping families develop estate plans to avoid probate and to protect against future challenges to their estate plan.
Tim lives in Chesterfield with his wife, two sons, and two dogs. Outside of the office you can likely find Tim in the stands at a hockey rink or a theater cheering on his sons.
Nina McDonnell has spent her career working in criminal and civil appellate law, as well as post-conviction practice. In addition to working directly for clients in an appeal or post-conviction case, Nina provides embedded appellate services in trials, case consultation, issue consultation, and legal research and writing services to attorneys and law firms.
Before founding McDonnell Appeals, Nina was an assistant public defender where she practiced criminal and civil law in the Appellate and Post-Conviction unit of the Missouri State Public Defender. Nina's dedication to indigent clients continues as she serves as a special public defender for MSPD in conflict cases.
Stacey Meinen attended St. Louis School of Law & graduated in 2004. She represents clients in debt defense & personal injury matters. Over the last 18 years, she has written and presented multiple continuing legal education programs for the Solo & Small Firm Committee. Stacey is a proud (NACA) member.
Nikki is owner of Mitchell, Brown & Associates. She earned a bachelor’s degree in communications and Spanish from UT Arlington and graduated from the University of Maryland School of Law. Nikki is a member of the Special Needs Alliance, an invitation only group of special needs planners.
Travis Noble concentrates in the areas of DWI, federal and state drug charges and other felonies. He served as a police officer from 1985 until 1990 and a narcotics agent from 1990 until 1995. He has instructed in the areas of Narcotics Investigations, Forensics, Criminal Investigations, Police K-9, Standardized Field Sobriety Testing and DWI Investigations. As a result of ten years in law enforcement, he brings a unique outlook and background in the defense of persons charged with crimes. In addition to trying cases throughout the State of Missouri, he has represented defendants in both federal and state courts throughout the United States.
David W. Ransin, founder of Ransin Injury Law, in Springfield, Missouri, as a trial lawyer since 1982, exclusively represents people and their families in catastrophic injury and death litigation after car, motorcycle, bicycle, pedestrian and tractor trailer crashes including many jury trials, appeals, and the Supreme Court of Missouri.
Nancy Ripperger is Staff Counsel for Office of Legal Ethics Counsel & Advisory Committee. Prior to assuming this position, Nancy served as Staff Counsel for the Office of Chief Disciplinary Counsel for 22 years. Ms. Ripperger is a graduate of the University of Missouri - Columbia law school.
Matthew Russell spent a decade as a prosecutor in Greene County before founding MRD Lawyers, a criminal defense firm in Springfield. He serves as President of the Springfield Metropolitan Bar Association and vice president of the Missouri Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
Catherine Sanders Reach is Director for the Center for Practice Management at the North Carolina Bar Association. Formerly she was Director, Law Practice Management and Technology for the Chicago Bar Association and the Director at the American Bar Association's Legal Technology Resource Center. She is co-chair of ABA TECHSHOW 2020.
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Patricia M. "Tricia" Scaglia is a solo practitioner in Independence primarily practicing in family law. She frequently serves as a guardian ad litem and mediator.
Tricia has served on The Missouri Bar Board of Governors since 2012. She is a past chair of the Family Law Section. Tricia was a recipient of the President's Award in 2016 and was the 2012 recipient of the Roger P. Krumm Family Law Award.
Tricia earned her Juris Doctor from University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law in 1997.
Michael Sharma-Crawford is a principal in Sharma-Crawford Attorneys at Law. He has been defending non-citizens in removal proceedings since 2002. In 2011 he and his partner Rekha Sharma-Crawford opened The Clinic, a 501(c)(3) non-profit law clinic that provides representation to indigent non-citizens in the Kansas City Immigration Court.
Mr. Simpson's practice focuses on written and courtroom advocacy. At Cosgrove Simpson, he has gained experience litigating on behalf of investors. He currently serves on the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis's Securities Law Section as Secretary.
Mr. Simpson earned his law degree from the University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Law where he graduated cum laude. He served on the UMKC Law Review Board as Literary Editor and Chapter Vice-President of the Phi Delta Phi Legal Honor Fraternity.
Erica Slater represents clients in catastrophic cases including medical malpractice, birth and NICU injuries, and trucking collisions. She was elected as a judicial commissioner for the 22nd Circuit and serves on multiple Missouri Bar committees. She is the recipient of the John C. Shepherd Award and multiple Women's Justice Awards.
Dwayne E. Smith, Esq. Ed.D. SHRM-SCP, AWI-CH, is the founder of Workplace Law Solutions based in Lee’s Summit, Missouri.
Dr. Smith is the former HR Director of Compliance with Liberty Public Schools (2018-2024) and SLU adjunct professor (2019-Present).
WP Law Solutions provides independent workplace investigation on behalf of employers.
Kelly is a wife and proud mom of three. (She is also the owner of three law firms!) At TM Law & Associates, Kelly practices trademark and copyright law and represents hundreds of clients (and their counsels) across the country in everything from acquisition to litigation.
Paige Sparks is a trial attorney based in Washington, Missouri, with a robust practice in employment law and other civil litigation. She is dedicated to advocating for individuals who have been wrongfully terminated or have experienced workplace violations under state and federal law. Paige has successfully represented clients in both state and federal courts, securing favorable outcomes for those facing unlawful employment actions.
Paige graduated from Lindenwood University and St. Louis University School of Law. In addition to litigating, she enjoys being a speaker and educator, and she has participated in speaking events across the country. She has expanded her law firm’s reach to nearly every state through a vast network of local lawyer connections, ensuring that clients receive reliable representation nationwide.
As “LawyerPaige” on TikTok and "_paigesparks" on Instagram, Paige shares insightful daily videos aimed at educating employees on their rights and helping the public understand complex legal issues. Outside of her professional work, Paige enjoys spending her free time outdoors exploring, riding horses, and treating her dogs like her children.
Christian A. Stiegemeyer is the Director of Risk Management for The Bar Plan Mutual Insurance Company where he helps lawyers arrive at practical solutions to a wide variety of ethical and legal malpractice issues. He received his J.D. from Saint Louis University School of Law.
David Terry is the founder and lead attorney at the Terry Law Firm which exclusively pursues justice for victims of nursing home abuse and neglect in Missouri and Illinois. David has been helping nursing home residents and their family members for twenty-four years.
Justin currently represents clients in a wide array of personal injury litigation, including cases involving auto product defects, wrongful death, and dangerous consumer products. Prior to that he served as a Public Defender, where he acted as counsel in the role of first or second chair in criminal jury trials.
J.C. Weyand is the longtime State's Attorney & Chief Juvenile Officer for the 10th Judicial Circuit, handling all child abuse / neglect and juvenile cases for Marion, Ralls, and Monroe Counties. Weyand is also Professor at Hannibal-LaGrange University. He has been a featured presenter at MOSOLO every year since 2019.
Commissioner Wheeler joined the AHC in 2021. Previously, she served as Deputy Director and General Counsel for the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, managing the Department’s environmental regulatory programs, administration, communications, and legal counsel. She has also worked in private practice advising clients on regulatory compliance, litigation, and business transactions.
Wednesday, June 4, 2025
3-6 p.m. | Conference Registration | Paradise Foyer
Thursday, June 5, 2025
7:30 a.m-5:30 p.m. | Conference Registration | Paradise Foyer
8:30-9:15 a.m. | Breakfast | Room 62/63/64
First Time Attendee Breakfast
8-4:30 p.m. | Exhibits | Windgate
Exhibit Hall open
8-9:50 a.m. | Pre-Session 1 | Parasol II
The ethics and malpractice risk when lawyers leave law firms
Hour 1 – The QUIZ: A potpourri of the hottest topics in legal malpractice and ethics, and what you need to know to protect yourself from novel malpractice risks and ethics complaints.
Hour 2 – The Ethics and Malpractice Risk When Lawyers Leave Law Firms – Lawyers leave law firms. Sometimes to take positions at other firms, start their own firm, leave the practice entirely, retire, or…gulp, die, disappear or become disabled. All of these occurrences implicate the “left behind” lawyers’ duties under Missouri Rules of Professional Conduct 4-1.1. Competence, 4-1.3. Diligence, 4-1.4. Communication, 4-1.5. Fees, 4-1.6. Confidentiality of Information, 4-1.8. Conflict of interest; current clients; specific rules, 4-1.9 & 4-1.10. Duties & Conflict of Interest, Former Client & Imputation to Law Firm, 4-1.15. Safekeeping Property, 4-1.16. Declining or Terminating Representation, 4-5.1. Responsibilities of partners, managers and supervisory lawyers, 4-5.6 Restrictions on Right to Practice, 4-8.3. Reporting Professional Misconduct, and 4-8.4. Misconduct, as well as the quality of a law firm's practice management procedures. Attendees will learn how to identify where their potential ethics and malpractice risk lies, and the systems they need to have in place BEFORE they are “left behind.”
Speaker: Chris Stiegemeyer, The Bar Plan Mutual Insurance Company, St. Louis
$75 additional registration
9:50-10 a.m. | Break
10-11 a.m. | Plenary 1 | Paradise A/B
Nice lawyers finish first
Speaker: Legal Humorist Sean Carter, Mesa CLE, Mesa, AZ
11-11:20 a.m. | Break
11:20 a.m.-12:10 p.m. | Breakout 01A | Paradise A
To be or not to be: Is an expert required?
Presenters will discuss their experiences and share their expertise in using experts for the plaintiff (or the State) and the defendant.
Learning objectives:
Speakers: Hon. Deborah Daniels, 13th Judicial Circuit Court, Columbia; Brennan B. Delaney, Langdon & Emison Attorneys at Law, Independence; Jacob L. Kurtz, Kurtz & Buck LLC, Kansas City; Mark A. Emison, Langdon & Emison Attorneys at Law, Independence
11:20 a.m.-12:10 p.m. | Breakout 01B | Nautical Wheeler
Why an order of protection is more than just a family matter
Speaker: Nina McDonnell, McDonnell Appeals, LLC, Clayton
11:20 a.m.-12:10 p.m. | Breakout 01C | Room 62/63/64
What new lawyers need to know about marketing and social media
In today’s digital world, effective marketing and social media strategies are crucial for lawyers looking to grow their practice and engage with potential clients. This presentation will cover the essential aspects of online marketing, including building an attorney brand, understanding ethical considerations to comply with the rules of professional conduct, and utilizing social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter to enhance visibility with organic growth.
Learning objectives:
Speaker: Paige M. Sparks, Sparks Legal, Washington
11:20 a.m.-12:10 p.m. | Breakout 01D | Paradise B
Trust account rules and best practices - June 2025 edition
This program will provide attendees with a clear understanding of the trust account rules, address how to determine what goes in the trust account versus the operating account, give guidance on how to keep client trust account records, provide resources on how to do a self-audit to check for compliance in your office, accepting payments by credit card, flat fees, and more. This program will also include a discussion on avoiding trust account scams.
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Speaker: Melinda J. Bentley, Office of Legal Ethics Counsel & Advisory Committee of the Supreme Court of Missouri, Jefferson City
11:20 a.m.-12:10 p.m. | Breakout 01E | Parasol II
Litigating claims against financial advisors: Arbitration and beyond
David and Max will walk attendees through the steps necessary to effectively represent an investor in either court or arbitration, starting with a demand letter and ending with a long-shot motion to vacate.
Learning objectives:
Speakers: David B. Cosgrove, Cosgrove Simpson, St. Louis; Charles 'Max' Simpson, Cosgrove Simpson, St. Louis
12:10-1:30 p.m. | Lunch | Windgate
12:30-1:20 p.m. | Lunch & Learn hosted by The Bar Plan | Paradise A
The Ethics and Malpractice Risks of AI
The Missouri Rules of Professional Conduct require lawyers to “keep abreast of changes in the law and its practice, including the benefits and risks associated with relevant technology”. This program looks at AI's impact on the profession and its ethics and malpractice considerations.
Attendees will:
Speaker: Chris Stiegemeyer, The Bar Plan Mutual Insurance Company, St. Louis
12:30-1:20 p.m. | Lunch & Learn hosted by RoadSafety.Law | Room 62/63/64
Commercial motor vehicle cases are much more than "big car crashes"
Knowing the applicable regulations, issues, strategies and tactics can make all the difference for your client.
Learning objectives:
Speaker: David W. Ransin, Ransin Injury Law, Rogersville
12:30-1:20 p.m. | Lunch & Learn hosted by MyCase/LawPay | Paradise B
When the wheels come off: How to handle, respond and resolve an ethics complaint or grievance
Nothing strikes fear and anger in a lawyer's heart like receiving notice that a client has accused you of professional misconduct. Pause, and learn how to handle it properly. This presentation will lay out how to react, research, and respond. And how do you get ahead of it in terms of resolving the client's claims? An enlightening hour of information.
Learning Objectives:
Speaker: Claude Ducloux, National Director of CLE, Ethics, and State Compliance, Affinipay - LawPay, Austin, TX
1:40-2:30 p.m. | Breakout 02A | Parasol II
Motor vehicle insurance: Tips, tricks and nuances you need to make sure you find all the coverage you can for your client
Liability coverages are not always as obvious as you might expect, and without careful analysis of all the facts, issues, and policies, you risk overlooking recoveries your client deserves, or risk chasing coverage that you will not obtain.
Speakers: Blake I. Markus, Carson & Coil, PC, Jefferson City; M. Blake Heath, Heath Injury Law, LLC, Kansas City
1:40-2:30 p.m. | Breakout 02B | Paradise B
Avoiding ethical pitfalls in mediation and arbitration
We will review the ABA Model Rules of Professional Responsibility with special focus on issues in mediation, arbitration and negotiation. We will compare and contrast the ethics of attorney interaction with the judiciary against attorney interaction with mediators and arbitrators. We will explore third-party neutrals' ethical parameters and how those affect the attorneys and parties. The presentation will include examples of case law and studies.
Learning objectives:
Speakers: Kim L. Kirn, Kim L. Kirn Mediation, St. Louis; C.J. Larkin, United States Arbitration and Mediation, St. Louis
1:40-2:30 p.m. | Breakout 02C | Room 62/63/64
Truck and heavy equipment litigation: Current trends in potential recovery beyond driver negligence claims
Much of the focus at seminars and conferences where litigation with trucks and heavy equipment is addressed, centers on what can be categorized as driver negligence claims. While driver fatigue and other issues related to driver negligence are important to consider in this area of litigation, there are contemporary trends and design defects in today's trucks and heavy machinery that go above and beyond claims of driver negligence. These matters can include negligent hiring, product defects and design flaws, and the relatively new area of Collision Mitigation Systems, or CMS. This presentation will look at a full spectrum of those issues that are not usually covered when talking about trucking cases, and solo practitioners will learn more about potential recoveries for their respective clients in this area.
Learning objectives:
Speaker: Justin R. Watkins, Langdon & Emison Attorneys at Law, N. Kansas City
1:40-2:30 p.m. | Breakout 02D | Paradise A
Yakety, Tak! Do call back! The importance of client communication
Speaker: Sean Carter, Mesa CLE
1:40-2:30 p.m. | Breakout 02E | Nautical Wheeler
You SHALL remain silent… except - The do's and don'ts for when the estate planner becomes a witness (or defendant)
Our duty to protect the attorney-client privilege is paramount. But what happens when your communications with your client becomes key evidence in litigation? This seminar addresses the ethics rules regarding when and how an attorney can disclose otherwise privileged attorney-client communications. We will focus on real world scenarios when the attorney receives a subpoena or (worse) is sued. privilege) and what lawyers can do to be prepared for when/if that happens.
Speaker: Timothy F. McCurdy, The McCurdy Law Firm, LLC, Chesterfield
2:30-2:50 p.m. | Break
2:50-3:40 p.m. | Breakout 03A | Paradise A
Simplifying retirement plan options for small law firms
This presentation will provide a basic overview of the various retirement plan options that can be tailored to benefit small law firms. The presentation will begin with an introduction to the importance of retirement plans, followed by a detailed overview of key retirement plan types that are available to small law firms, including SEP’s, SIMPLE’s, 401(k)s, Profit-Sharing Plans, and Defined Benefit Plans. The presentation will include an introduction to the Secure Act 2.0, highlighting how this legislation enhances retirement savings opportunities and offers incentives for small businesses to establish and maintain retirement plans. The presentation concludes with practical advice on plan implementation and administration, actionable steps for selecting the right plan, and a Q&A segment to address specific audience questions.
Speakers: L. Monette Lawrence, Archford Capital Strategies LLC, Swansea, IL; James 'Jim' D. Maher, Archford Capital Strategies LLC, Swansea, IL
2:50-3:40 p.m. | Breakout 03B | Paradise B
Evidence at trial: Making a case for how to make your case
Trying a case is about telling a story, and creating a narrative, for your client. This CLE will provide tips for how to think about what you are trying to convey, and how to get your evidence admitted to support your side.
Learning objectives
Speaker: Allison Schreiber Lee, Sandberg Phoenix & Von Gontard, PC, St. Louis
2:50-3:40 p.m. | Breakout 03C | Room 62/63/64
The ethics of hanging out your own shingle: How to have positive client relationships and avoid complaints
In this session, I will discuss lessons from the disciplinary system's statistics, key ethical considerations when opening your own practice, and resources available to attorneys regarding their ethics' questions.
Learning objectives:
Speaker: Nancy L. Ripperger, Office of Legal Ethics Counsel & Advisory Committee of the Supreme Court of Missouri, Jefferson City
2:50-3:40 p.m. | Breakout 03D | Nautical Wheeler
GAL Topic TBD
Speaker: J.C. Weyand, 22nd Judicial Circuit - City of St. Louis Family Court, St. Louis
3:40-4:10 p.m. | Break
4:10-5 p.m. | Breakout 04A | Parasol II
The who, what, where, and why of trademarks and copyrights
This session will provide you with an overview of the ins and outs of trademark and copyright law. We will discuss WHO trademark and copyright law affects and how, WHAT is a trademark and copyright, WHERE trademark and copyright issues arise, and WHY you should care as business owner AND lawyer.
Learning objectives:
Speaker: Kelly Spann, TM Law & Associates, Florissant
4:10-5 p.m. | Breakout 04B | Nautical Wheeler
Making sense of your law firm's website statistics
Many attorneys and law firms have websites advertising practice. Most web site host platforms provide statistics tracking visitor behavior. The purpose of this program is to what the statistics mean and how they can be utilized to improve website content.
Speakers: Paul G. Henry, Denlow & Henry, St. Louis; Brian Douglass, Fuel Web Marketing, Columbia, SC
4:10-5 p.m. | Breakout 04C | Paradise A
Points relied on and other drafting pitfalls
Speaker: Nina McDonnell, McDonnell Appeals, LLC, Clayton; Hon. Alok Ahuja, Missouri Court of Appeals - Western District, Kansas City
4:10-5 p.m. | Breakout 04D | Paradise B
Nuts & bolts on probate
Whether you’re taking your first probate case or looking to expand your knowledge of the probate process, this session will walk you through the essential steps of probate administration in Missouri. Ideal for solo and small firm practitioners, this practical guide will help you build a solid foundation for handling probate matters with confidence.
We'll cover testate and intestate administration, supervised v. independent, determinations of heirship, small estate affidavits, and briefly touch on guardianship/conservatorship and probate litigation.
Speaker: Tiffannie M. Kennedy, The Probate Law Center, Kansas City
4:10-5 p.m. | Breakout 04E | Room 62/63/64
Starting a law firm with no clients: Ten strategies to launch your practice successfully
Starting a law practice without clients may feel overwhelming—but it’s not impossible. In this fast-paced, practical session, attorney Matthew Russell shares real-world strategies for launching a firm from scratch. This session will cover key steps to attract clients, market your services, and build a practice with staying power. You'll walk away with clear strategies, actionable advice, and a dose of honest insight from someone who’s been through it.
Learning objectives:
Speaker: Matthew A. Russell, MRD Lawyers, Springfield
5 p.m. | Meeting | Room 76
Friends of Bill W.
5-6 p.m. | Sponsor Reception | Windgate Plaza
Sponsor & exhibitor reception
6-8 p.m. | Dinner | J.B.'s Boathouse Deck
Boathouse Bash dinner
6:30-8:30 p.m. | Bowling | Fin City Bowling
Bowling (four lanes for attendees and their guests to enjoy at no charge)
6:30-8:30 p.m. | Arcade | Fin City Arcade
Arcade (all games open for attendees and their guests at no charge)
Friday, June 6, 2025
7 a.m.-1 p.m. | Exhibits | Windgate
Exhibit Hall open
7 a.m.-5 p.m. | Conference Registration | Paradise Foyer
Conference Registration
6:45 a.m.-8:10 a.m. | CLE @ Sunrise | Paradise B
Breakfast and attend CLE @ Sunrise
Must attend all sessions for full credit.
7:30-8:30 a.m. | Breakfast | Exhibit Hall
8:30-9:20 a.m. | Breakout 05A | Nautical Wheeler
The ethics of serving as a GAL
This program will help lawyers understand their ethical obligations when serving as a guardian ad litem by comparing and contrasting selected Standards with Comments for Guardians ad Litem in Juvenile and Family Court Division Matters and Rules of Professional Conduct. This program will apply those provisions through a variety of scenarios.
Learning objectives:
Speakers: Cassie J. Bugalski, Gump, Faiella & Bugalski, LLC, Moberly; Melinda J. Bentley, Office of Legal Ethics Counsel & Advisory Committee of the Supreme Court of Missouri, Jefferson City
8:30-9:20 a.m. | Breakout 05B | Room 62/63/64
Basics 101- Administration
Basics 101- administrative law procedures, exhausting your remedies, etc.
Speaker: Katie Jo Wheeler, Missouri Administrative Hearing Commission, Jefferson City
8:30-9:20 a.m. | Breakout 05C | Paradise B
Representing consumers in debt collection cases
This presentation will review how to most effectively and efficiently represent consumers in debt collection cases.
Learning objectives:
Speaker: Stacey L. Meinen, Law Office of Stacey L. Meinen, St. Charles
8:30-9:20 a.m. | Breakout 05D | Parasol II
Developing your personal brand as an attorney
Whether you are a solo practitioner or work within a law firm, you need to create a brand that showcases your expertise, authority, and trustworthiness to your potential clients and professional network. This program will detail exactly how to do that in a step-by-step format.
When you are a solo or small firm, learn the best ways to get new clients and how to build a good reputation.
Speaker: Annette Choti, Law Quill, Lees Summit
8:30-9:20 a.m. | Breakout 05E | Paradise A
Jury trials
Trying jury criminal cases
Speaker: Travis L. Noble, Travis Noble, PC, St. Louis
9:20-10 a.m. | Break
10-10:50 am | Breakout 06A | Nautical Wheeler
TBD
10-10:50 a.m. | Breakout 06B | Paradise A
Harnessing collaborative power in legal tech for small players
In the vast ocean of legal technology, small law firms and law schools often feel like boats against the tide. The rapid pace of tech advancements can be daunting, especially when resources are limited. But what if the secret to navigating these waters lies not in competing alone but in joining forces?
This session aims to spotlight the transformative potential of multidisciplinary collaboration in leveling the playing field.
The Legal Technology Laboratory (LTL) serves as a shining example. Initiated by the University of Missouri Kansas City and backed by the Ewing Kauffman Foundation, LTL emerged from a fusion of diverse minds: tech-savvy legal experts, passionate access-to-justice advocates, and forward-thinking entrepreneurship educators.
Today, LTL stands as a beacon, championing the cause of collaborative innovation to tackle pressing societal challenges.
Speakers: Ayyoub Ajmi, University of Missouri- Kansas City School of Law, Kansas City; Kirsten F. Dunham, Executive Director, Mid-Missouri Legal Services, Columbia; Scott C. Stockwell, Ad Astra Legal LC, Lawrence, KS
10-10:50 a.m. | Breakout 06C | Room 62/63/64
Know what you don't know. Identifying and running away from ERISA claims
Long-term and short-term disability, health benefits, life insurance and accidental death benefits are the most common types of employee benefits, most of which are governed by ERISA (Employee Retirement Security Act of 1974). The ERISA statute, its accompanying regulations and the ever-changing body of case law make for a complex path for claimants and their lawyers to navigate successfully.
Learning objectives:
Speaker: Matthew R. Davis, Davis Olszeski, LLP, St. Louis
10-10:50 a.m. | Breakout 06D | Paradise B
Commercial motor vehicle cases are much more than "big car crashes"
Knowing the applicable regulations, issues, strategies and tactics can make all the difference for your client
Learning objectives:
Speaker: David W. Ransin, Ransin Injury Law, Rogersville
10-10:50 a.m. | Breakout 06E | Parasol II
Nuts & bolts on medical malpractice
We will discuss the elements of medical malpractice claims in Missouri with reference to statutory requirements and present key practice tips.
Learning objectives:
Speakers: Amy Collignon Gunn, Gunn | Slater, St. Louis; Erica B. Slater, Gunn | Slater, St. Louis
10:50-11:10 a.m. | Break
11:10 a.m.-noon | Breakout 07A | Parasol II
14 Family law issues that can impact your non-family law practice, and vice versa
As a non-family law attorney, it's important to understand how titling property, settling PI cases, transferring property, and other actions during a marriage can impact how property may be awarded and divided in a divorce.
Learning objectives:
Speaker: Allison Schreiber Lee, Sandberg Phoenix & Von Gontard, PC, St. Louis
11:10 a.m.-noon | Breakout 07B | Paradise A
Presenting with purpose: Effective strategies for jury communication
How to prepare a case in talking to juries in civil and criminal trials.
Speaker: Kimberly Benjamin, Benjamin Law Firm, Belton
11:10 a.m.-noon | Breakout 07C | Paradise B
Ethics update from the Missouri Legal Ethics Counsel - June 2025 Edition
The Missouri Legal Ethics Counsel will provide an update on current ethics issues relevant to Missouri lawyers, including a discussion of recently published Informal Opinions. This program will also include a discussion of recently published opinions in disciplinary matters. An overview of resources for researching ethics questions will also be provided.
Learning objectives:
Speaker: Melinda J. Bentley, Office of Legal Ethics Counsel & Advisory Committee of the Supreme Court of Missouri, Jefferson City
11:10 a.m.-noon | Breakout 07D | Room 62/63/64
Employee handbook - Does your firm have one and, if not, why your firm should consider
An employee handbook helps support compliance with federal, state, and local employment laws. If your law firm has more than one employee (contractors, vendors) or advises clients on employment matters, an employee handbook serves as a tool to communicate your firm's expectation, policies and procedures. Dr. Smith will dive into the key elements for an effective employee handbook and why your firm should consider having one and advise your clients to have one as well.
Learning objectives:
Speaker: Dwayne E. Smith, Workplace Law Solutions PC, Lees Summit
11:10-noon | Breakout 07E | Nautical Wheeler
Resolving tax disputes with the Missouri Department of Revenue
The Department of Revenue has hundreds of thousands of tax liens filed across the state and is ramping up its enhanced collections program. This may include garnishments (wages, bank and brokerage accounts), executions, tax intercepts and injunctions to name a few remedies. Both individual and business tax debtors alike are affected. This program will present the options a taxpayer has in resolving tax disputes with the department including audits and collections and will provide the practitioner information to present options to their clients and what to expect from the Department.
Speaker: Michael S. Kisling, Department of Revenue, Jefferson City
Noon-1:10 | Lunch | Windgate
Come and enter to win prizes! Must be present to win.
1:10-2 p.m. | Breakout 08A | Paradise A
Smarter, faster drafting - From start to signature
Drafting documents is a pressure point in every law office. Most lawyers draft new documents by finding old documents and modifying them to work for the next case or client. This approach has a high margin of error, it’s inefficient, and there are superior, alternative 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-building (there’s a lot more to it than you think); and show you the spectrum of automation tools from the amazing things Microsoft Word is already capable of to document automation applications. For document-intensive and transactional areas of practice, improved drafting methods directly impact the bottom line and improve client satisfaction. Prepare to be amazed at the possibilities.
Speaker: Barron K. Henley, Affinity Consulting Group, Columbus, OH
1:10-2 p.m. | Breakout 08B | Nautical Wheeler
Preparing your client for mediation: Observations from the mediator
Speaker: Jonathan Marks, The Marks Law Firm, LLC, Creve Coeur
1:10-2 p.m. | Breakout 08C | Paradise B
Immigration law for the Missouri attorney
Immigration law overview for domestic, criminal and business practitioners.
Speaker: W. Michael Sharma-Crawford, Sharma-Crawford Attorneys at Law, Kansas City
1:10-2 p.m. | Breakout 08D | Room 62/63/64
Bedsores, broken bones and brain damage: Pursuing justice for victims of nursing home abuse and neglect
An overview of nursing home cases in Missouri, how nursing homes fail to provide proper care for their residents, how to pursue a legal case and how nursing homes defend legal cases.
Learning objectives:
Speaker: David Terry, Terry Law Firm, St. Louis
2-2:20 p.m. | Break
2:20-3:10 p.m. | Breakout 09A | Nautical Wheeler
Style matters: How to control Microsoft Word’s most powerful feature
Microsoft Word combines all font and paragraph formatting into a feature called Styles. Then Word surreptitiously applies styles to every paragraph in every document (without your knowledge or consent); and the feature cannot be turned off. Since you cannot avoid styles while using Word, it is a good use of any Word user's time to learn about them. Unfortunately, using Word teaches you almost nothing about what Styles are, what they do, or how to control them. This seminar will demystify this subject and show you how they work, and how to control/customize them. Be prepared for many “a-ha” moments because an understanding of styles will also show you how to solve many Word formatting issues that may have frustrated you in the past.
Speaker: Barron K. Henley, Affinity Consulting Group, Columbus, OH
2:20-3:10 p.m. | Breakout 09B | Paradise A
Buy-sell agreements: Their role in succession planning
Business partners have concerns about the death, retirement or divorce of a partner. To make sure there's a smooth transition following the departure of a partner, business owners rely on buy-sell agreements to help facilitate the succession of their business. This session will review the many factors to consider when creating an agreement. We will cover both redemption and cross-purchase structures as well as the various funding and valuation considerations that determine the purchase price. We will also cover the impact of the 2024 U.S. Supreme Court case, Connelly v. United States, that has upended buy-sell planning for many business owners.
Learning objectives:
Speaker: Jeffrey D. Keiser, Archford Capital Strategies LLC, Kansas City
2:20-3:10 p.m. | Breakout 09C | Paradise B
Tech-savvy or tech-stagnant? Decoding legal competency in the digital age
It's been 6 years and 8 months since the Supreme Court of Missouri updated Rule 4-1.1 of Missouri’s Rules of Professional Conduct, underscoring the importance of lawyers keeping pace with technology. Despite this, much of the legal sector remains anchored in traditional methods. While there's a noticeable move towards integrating technology for routine tasks, the heart of legal practice is yet to fully embrace the technological wave. In this session, I'll delve into the present landscape of legal tech competency, particularly in the context of transformative elements like AI, heightened privacy concerns, and shifting economic patterns. Additionally, I'll challenge prevailing notions about the inherent tech proficiency of the modern generation and discuss strategies to genuinely assess and uplift tech expertise within our profession.
Speaker: Ayyoub Ajmi, University of Missouri- Kansas City School of Law, Kansas City
2:20-3:10 p.m. | Breakout 09D | Nautical Wheeler
The eyes never forget what the heart has seen
In working with the Maasai of Tanzania, Judge Crane learned to be open to a new way of thinking and through the insight of this ancient African proverb began a process to identify and be mindful of her own implicit biases which she uses in her professional life today.
Learning objectives:
Speaker: Hon. Sue M. Crane, 13th Judicial Circuit Court, Fulton
3:10-3:40 p.m. | Break
3:40-4:30 p.m. | Breakout 10A | Paradise B
Should I stay or should I go? Maximizing ROI for legal technology investments
Unlock the potential of your legal technology investments with our insightful session on Return on Investment (ROI). We'll delve into how to measure the financial benefits of your tech tools relative to their costs, considering factors like increased efficiency, reduced operational costs, and enhanced client satisfaction. Join us to learn how to evaluate the performance of your current products, assess new solutions, and establish a strategic foundation for future technology decisions. Equip yourself with the knowledge and tools to make the most out of your tech investments and drive your practice forward.
Speaker: Catherine Sanders Reach, North Carolina Bar Association, Chicago, IL
3:40-4:30 p.m. | Breakout 10B | Parasol II
From cloudy to clear: Navigating common title defects
Clouded title can bring even the smoothest real estate transaction to a halt—and for many individuals and families, resolving those issues can feel out of reach. This session introduces lawyers to practical, effective legal tools for clearing title and restoring confidence in ownership.
This course will walk through common title problems—such as the death of a grantee, divorce, unpaid judgment liens, tax liens, and more—and the legal remedies available to cure them. Attendees will gain a foundational understanding of actions like quiet title, partition, and adverse possession, and how to apply these tools in everyday practice. There will also be discussion of title issues involving estates and probate.
Speaker: Joseph A. Gagnon, Gagnon Law Firm, LLC, Plattsburg
3:40-4:30 p.m. | Breakout 10C | Nautical Wheeler
Square peg, round hole
Learn what Judge Crane means when she describes cases with kids involved as the square peg, round hole dilemma and why GALs are so important.
Learning objectives:
Speaker: Hon. Sue Crane, 13th Judicial Circuit Court, Fulton
3:40-4:30 p.m. | Breakout 10D | Paradise A
Defendant insolvency issues
Defendant insolvency and issues when the opposing party is in bankruptcy
Speaker: Elizabeth 'Betsy' S. Lynch, Chinnery Evans & Nail, PC, Lees Summit
5 p.m. | Meeting | Room 76
Friends of Bill W.
5-6 p.m. | Sponsor Reception | Windgate Plaza
Reception
6-9 p.m. | Dinner & Casino Night | Paradise A/B
Dinner & Casino Night
Saturday, June 7, 2025
7-11 a.m. | Conference Registration | Paradise Foyer
7-8:10 a.m. | Breakfast | Exhibit Hall
8:15-9:05 a.m. | Breakout 11A | Paradise B
The two A's of implicit bias: Attorney and artificial intelligence (AI)
Attorney's cultural competence and implicit bias took center stage to improve equitable access to the law and better client representation. Then artificial intelligence burst into the profession, adding a new layer of ethical complexity and implicit bias. As the use of AI increases, consider some of the challenges and concerns of implicit bias in your practice of law.
Speaker: Sherilyn J. Tucker, Tucker Legal Services dba Your Estate Ally, St. Louis
8:15-9:05 a.m. | Breakout 11B | Parasol II
Immigration program
Speaker: Richard B. Hein, The Hein Law Firm, LC, St. Louis
8:15-9:05 a.m. | Breakout 11C | Paradise A
What every solo/small firm attorney needs to know about Social Security
This program will provide an overview of the Social Security disability program, disability criteria and provide an overview of the SSA Retirement program as well. As part of this overview the mySocialSecurity application will be introduced and explored. This program is for young, old, senior, and brand-new lawyers offering insight into what is most individuals' largest retirement source of income.
Speaker: Jeffrey J. Bunten, Jeffrey J. Bunten LLC, Chesterfield
9:05-9:20 a.m | Break
9:20-10:10 a.m. | Breakout 12A | Parasol II
Friendly takeover: Assuming ownership of an established practice - the dos and don'ts
When you spend your career building something of value, many people want to know it will live on in their absence. You want clients who have trusted your legal advice to have someone else to turn to that you feel confident will provide equally good advice. At the same time, someone stepping into your shoes wants to feel like they are building on something of value, that their efforts in the coming years will build upon an already stellar reputation. This session will discuss some of the ways each side can walk away feeling confident their goals are achievable when an established practice changes hands.
Learning objectives:
Speaker: T. Nikki Mitchell, Mitchell, Brown & Associates, LLC, St. Louis
9:20-10:10 a.m. | Breakout 12B | Room 62/63/64
Causes of action to remove fiduciaries
This session will cover causes of action to remove fiduciaries, including personal representatives, trustees, and agents under powers of attorney. Topics will include grounds for seeking removal of fiduciaries and the procedure for seeking removal. We will also cover causes of action for recovering damages based on breaches of fiduciary duties.
Speaker: Timothy F. McCurdy, The McCurdy Law Firm, LLC, Chesterfield
9:20-10:10 a.m. | Breakout 12C | Paradise A
Legislative update
Speaker: Patricia M. Scaglia, Scaglia Law Firm, LLC, Independence
9:20-10:10 a.m. | Breakout 12D | Paradise B
Mediation advocacy: Best practices representing your clients
This session will be divided into best practice for attorneys representing clients before, during and after a mediation. The course will cover practical skills in preparing you, your client, and the mediator to improve opportunity for success at mediation, including choosing the right mediator and the timing of the mediation. Strategies during the mediation will be reviewed including brackets and Mediator Proposals. Post mediation suggestions for following up with the mediator after the mediation session for cases that do not settle at mediation.
Learning objectives:
Speaker: Robert Litz, Miles Mediation & Arbitration, St. Louis
10:30-11:30 a.m. | Plenary 2 | Paradise B
2025’s Best legal tech tips, tricks, services, gadgets and websites
The best of legal technology, AI, 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 for improving workflow, client service, efficiency and profitability. We’ll also provide you with tips for how to use your existing applications better (Word, Outlook, Acrobat, etc.).
Speakers: Barron K. Henley, Affinity Consulting Group, Columbus, OH; Catherine Sanders Reach; North Carolina Bar Association; Chicago, IL
11:30-11:45 a.m. | Closing Remarks | Paradise B
Closing remarks and grand prize drawing.
11:45 | Adjourn
Schedule as of 5/1/25
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| Availability | Module Title | Speaker | Credits | Course Type | Duration | Course Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| At the time of purchase |
Master Series: QDROS - Moving Beyond the Models
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Total Credits: 1.8 Self Study | Self-Study | 1 Hour 31 Minutes | More info » | |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 08:00 AM (CDT) |
Pre-Session | The ethics and malpractice risk when lawyers leave law firms
|
Chris Stiegemeyer
|
Total Credits: 2.0 MCLE | Webcast | 1 Hour 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 10:00 AM (CDT) |
Plenary 1 | Nice lawyers finish last
|
Sean Carter
|
Total Credits: 1.2 MCLE | Webcast | 1 Hour | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 11:20 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 1 | To be or not to be: Is an expert required?
|
Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » | |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 11:20 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 1 | Why an order of protection is more than just a family matter
|
Nina McDonnell
|
Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 11:20 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 1 | What new lawyers need to know about marketing and social media
|
Paige Sparks
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 11:20 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 1 | Trust account rules and best practices- June 2025 edition (qualifies for 1.0 ethics hours)
|
Melinda Bentley
|
Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 11:20 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 1 | Litigating claims against financial advisors: Arbitration and beyond
|
David Cosgrove
Charles 'Max' Simpson
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 12:30 PM (CDT) |
Lunch & Learn | The ethics and malpractice risks of AI
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » | |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 12:30 PM (CDT) |
Lunch & Learn | Commercial motor vehicle cases are much more than "big car crashes"
|
David Ransin
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 12:30 PM (CDT) |
Lunch & Learn | When the wheels come off: How to handle, respond and resolve an ethics complaint or grievance
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Claude Ducloux
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 01:40 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 2 | Motor vehicle insurance: Tips, tricks and nuances you need to make sure you find all the coverage you can for your client
|
Blake Markus
Matthew Heath
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 01:40 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 2 | Avoiding ethical pitfalls in mediation and arbitration (qualifies for 1.0 ethics hours and 1.0 elimination of bias hours)
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Kim Kirn
Carol Larkin
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 01:40 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 2 | Truck and heavy equipment litigation: Current trends in potential recovery beyond driver negligence claims
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Justin Watkins
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 01:40 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 2 | Yakety, Tak! Don't call back! The importance of client communication (qualifies for 1.0 ethics credit)
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Sean Carter
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 01:40 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 2 | You SHALL remain silent... except- The do's and don'ts for when the estate planner becomes a witness (or defendant) (qualifies for 1.0 ethics credit)
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Timothy McCurdy
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 02:50 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 3 | Simplifying retirement plan options for small law firms
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L. Monette Lawrence
James Maher
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 02:50 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 3 | Evidence at trial: Making a case for how to make your case
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Allison Lee
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 02:50 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 3 | The ethics of hanging out your own shingle: How to have positive client relationships and avoid complaints (qualifies for 1.0 ethics credit)
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Nancy Ripperger
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 02:50 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 3 | GAL TBA (qualifies for 1.0 GAL credit)
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James Weyand
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 04:10 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 4 | Points relied on and other drafting pitfalls
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Nina McDonnell
Hon. Alok Ahuja
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 04:10 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 4 | Nuts & bolts of probate
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Tiffannie Kennedy
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 04:10 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 4 | Starting a law firm with no clients: Ten strategies to launch your practice successfully
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Matthew Russell
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 04:10 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 4 | The who, what, where, and why of trademarks and copyrights
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Kelly Spann
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 05, 2025 @ 04:10 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 4 | Making sense of your law firm's website statistics
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Paul Henry
Brian Douglass
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 06:45 AM (CDT) |
CLE @ Sunrise
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Total Credits: 1.2 MCLE | Webcast | 1 Hour 25 Minutes | More info » | |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 08:30 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 5 | The ethics of serving as a GAL (qualifies for 1.0 ethics credit and 1.0 GAL credit)
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Cassie Bugalski
Melinda Bentley
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 08:30 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 5 | Basics 101- Administration
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Comm. Katie Wheeler
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 08:30 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 5 | Representing consumers in debt collection cases
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Stacey Meinen
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 08:30 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 5 | Developing your personal brand as an attorney
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Annette Choti
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 08:30 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 5 | Jury trials
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Travis Noble
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 10:00 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 6 | Harnessing collaborative power in legal tech for small players
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Ayyoub Ajmi
Kirsten Dunham
Scott Stockwell
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 10:00 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 6 | Know what you don't know. Identifying and running away from ERISA claims
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Matthew Davis
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 10:00 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 6 | Commercial motor vehicle cases are much more than "big car crashes"
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David Ransin
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 10:00 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 6 | Nuts & bolds of medical malpractice
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Amy Collignon Gunn
Erica Slater
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 11:10 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 7 | 14 Family law issues that can impact your non-family law practice, and vice versa
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Allison Lee
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 11:10 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 7 | Presenting with purpose: Effective strategies for jury communication
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Kimberly Benjamin
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 11:10 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 7 | Ethics update from the Missouri Legal Ethics Counsel- June 2025 Edition (qualifies for 1.0 ethics credit)
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Melinda Bentley
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 11:10 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 7 | Employee Handbook- Does your firm have one and if not why your firm should consider
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Dwayne Smith
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 11:10 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 7 | Resolving tax disputes with Missouri Department of Revenue
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Michael Kisling
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 01:10 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 8 | Smarter, faster drafting - From start to signature
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Barron Henley
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Apr 29, 2025 @ 01:10 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 8 | Preparing your client for mediation: Observations from the mediator
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Jonathan Marks
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 01:10 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 8 | Immigration law for the Missouri attorney
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William Sharma-Crawford
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 01:10 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 8 | Bedsores, broken bones and brain damage: Pursuing justice for victims of nursing home
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David Terry
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 02:20 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 9 | Style matters: How to control Microsoft Word's most powerful feature
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Barron Henley
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Apr 29, 2025 @ 02:20 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 9 | Buy-sell agreements: Their role in succession planning
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Jeffrey Keiser
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 02:20 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 9 | Tech-savvy or tech-stagnant? Decoding legal competency in the digital age
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Ayyoub Ajmi
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 02:20 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 9 | The eyes never forget what the heart has seen (qualifies for 1.0 ethics credit and 1.0 elimination of bias credit)
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Hon. Sue Crane
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 03:40 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 10 | Should I stay or should I go? Maximizing ROI for legal technology investments
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Catherine Sanders Reach
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 03:40 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 10 | From cloudy to clear: Navigating common title defects
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Joseph Gagnon
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 03:40 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 10 | Square peg, round hole (qualifies for 1.0 GAL credit)
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Hon. Sue Crane
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 06, 2025 @ 03:40 PM (CDT) |
Breakout 10 | Defendant insolvency issues
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Elizabeth Lynch
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 07, 2025 @ 08:15 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 11 | The two A's of implicit bias: Attorney and artificial intelligence (AI) (qualifies for 1.0 ethics credit and 1.0 elimination of bias credit)
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Sherilyn Tucker
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 07, 2025 @ 08:15 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 11 | Immigration program
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Richard Hein
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 07, 2025 @ 08:15 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 11| What every solo/small firm attorney needs to know about social security (qualifies for 1.0 ethics credit)
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Jeffrey Bunten
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 07, 2025 @ 09:20 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 12 | Friendly takeover: Assuming ownership of an established practice - the do's and don'ts
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Tabitha Mitchell
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 07, 2025 @ 09:20 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 12 | Legislative update
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Tricia Scaglia
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 07, 2025 @ 09:20 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 12 | Causes of action to remove fiduciaries
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Timothy McCurdy
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 07, 2025 @ 09:20 AM (CDT) |
Breakout 12 | Mediation advocacy: Best practices representing your clients
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Robert Litz
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Total Credits: 1.0 MCLE | Webcast | 50 Minutes | More info » |
| Jun 07, 2025 @ 10:30 AM (CDT) |
Plenary 2 | 2025's Best legal tech tips, tricks, services, gadgets and websites
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Barron Henley
Catherine Sanders Reach
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Total Credits: 1.2 MCLE | Webcast | 1 Hour | More info » |
