Attorneys often encounter financial documents in litigation, transactions, or due diligence, yet many lack formal training in accounting. “Financial Literacy 101: What Lawyers Need to Know,” presented by attorney Alex Henlin of MGC Law and forensic accountant Brian McDonough of PKF O’Connor Davies, bridges that gap. This course introduces essential financial concepts to help lawyers confidently

Effective negotiation and mediation skills are essential for legal professionals aiming to achieve favorable outcomes for their clients. This article explores expert strategies to excel in these areas, covering mindset, techniques, preparation, common challenges, and advanced tactics used by successful practitioners.
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In an AI-driven world, brand protection and intellectual property rights are evolving rapidly. This article explores the key insights from Lawline’s CLE course, “Make Your Mark: Building a Brand in the Age of AI,” presented by Wendy Heilbut and Savannah Merceus of Heilbut LLP, covering trademarks, copyright considerations, and global IP protection strategies.

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Drafting deeds into trusts is a crucial step in estate planning to ensure smooth asset transition, probate avoidance, and privacy. This process requires careful attention to legal requirements and documentation to ensure proper execution and long-term effectiveness. Understanding the differences in deed types and their implications is key to effective trust funding.
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Remaining informed about changes in Continuing Legal Education (CLE) requirements is crucial for legal professionals to uphold their licenses and remain relevant in the ever-evolving field of law. Several states have recently implemented updates to their CLE regulations, aiming to enhance attorney competence, professionalism, and ethical standards. Lawline has compiled a running list of all

Artificial intelligence is transforming the legal industry, creating new opportunities and challenges for attorneys. To help legal professionals stay ahead, Lawline is proud to introduce the AI Hub—a dedicated resource offering AI-focused CLE courses, curated learning paths, and expert insights designed to help attorneys integrate AI into their practice ethically and effectively. 
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Suits captivated audiences with its sharp dialogue, high-stakes legal drama, and charismatic attorneys. But beneath the entertainment lies a world of ethical dilemmas that raise serious questions about the practice of law. This article explores ethical lessons from Suits and evaluates key character actions under the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct.
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Bullying in the legal profession is a widespread yet often overlooked issue that impacts lawyers across various settings. Unlike harassment, which is tied to legally protected characteristics, bullying encompasses inappropriate behaviors intended to intimidate, humiliate, or control another person. These behaviors may include:

  • Verbal intimidation (e.g., name-calling, shouting, excessive criticism)
  • Demeaning nonverbal behavior (e.g.,