CLE Information
Earn up to eight (8.00) hours of continuing legal education hours (CLE), including one (1.00) hour of Ethics, from this meeting.
Accreditation will be requested from every state with minimum continuing legal education (MCLE) requirements. More information will be finalized closer to the time of the meeting.
CLE on the GO
Back by popular demand, get credit with CLE on the GO!
Grab your cell phone, put on your walking shoes, and join fellow attendees for a chance to earn CLE while exploring some of the fabulous local sights as part of a guided group tour. This session is not eligible for accreditation in all jurisdictions. Please check back here at a later time for states that have approved credit, as well as full information on the program.
CLE on the GO is included in your registration fee, but you will need to RSVP by checking the box for this event when you register.
Substantive Law Committee CLE Sessions
Attend any of DRI’s Substantive Law Committee CLE Sessions to expand your knowledge on cutting-edge industry topics, network with peers in your practice area, and earn valuable CLE.
Wednesday, October 16, 2024
| Time (Pacific) | Session |
|---|---|
| 3:00–4:30 p.m. | Young Lawyers Committee E-Discovery: Tips, Trick and Tactics for the Young (or Young at Heart) Lawyer If you’re new to e-discovery, just need a refresher or want to learn some new tools of the trade you won’t want to miss this session. We’ll cover everything from legal hold notices to document collection, e-discovery protocols, search term selection, document review, document production, and more. CLE Credit: 1.00 Sunny Rehsi, Bowman & Brooke, Troy, MI Karolyn Perry, Holland & Knight, Nashville, TN Matt Schroeder, Berkley Research Group (“BRG”), Seattle, WA |
| 3:00–4:30 p.m. | Construction Law Committee
Brian Flinn (Vice President and Metallurgist), J.S. Held, Redmond, WA Denise Montgomery, Esq., Sweeney & Sheehan, P.C. , Philadelphia, PA |
Thursday, October 17, 2024
| Time (Pacific) | Session |
|---|---|
| 3:00–4:30 p.m. | Litigation Skills Committee A Flameless Fireside Chat About Next Gen Trial Experience For litigators of yesteryear, trial skills were acquired in trial. Today, there are fewer trials and fewer clients willing to pay for younger lawyers to go to trial. So what does the next generation trial experience look like? What has worked for firms bringing up the next generation? What anxieties are young lawyers experiencing about trial opportunities? How do we scale significant trial experience for them? What will the landscape look like if we don’t take this threat seriously? What are 3 practical things every audience member should do to contribute to solutions to this problem? All of these questions and more will be answered by our esteemed panel. You won’t want to miss it. CLE Credit: 1.00 Moderator Chris Turney, Turney LG – Midwest Litigators, Kansas City, MO Panelists Bill Casey, Swift Currie, Atlanta, GA Pamela Lee, Swift Currie, Atlanta, GA Lauren Motes, Dinsmore & Shohl, Morgantown, WV |
Friday, October 18, 2024
| Time (Pacific) | Session |
|---|---|
| 1:30–3:00 p.m. | Insurance Law Committee
William Bortles (Senior Accident Reconstructionist), J.S. Held, Greenwood Village, CO Dan Parker (Vice President), J.S. Held, Alpharetta, GA Danielle Waltz, Esq., Dinsmore & Shohl, Charleston, WV |
| 1:30–3:00 p.m. | Employment and Labor Law / Cybersecurity Committee AI in the Workplace: Opportunities and Threats This combined presentation from DRI’s Employment and Labor Law & Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Committees will provide an overview of AI considerations in the employment context, the hiring process, use by employees, privacy implications, cyber risks in the workplace, and more. If AI is in your future (and we promise—it is), this is the session for you. CLE Credit: 1.00 Colton Driver (Special Privacy Counsel), Nissan North America, Columbia, SC |