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North Carolina CLE Bundle

Bundle A: Our Most Popular North Carolina Bundle

Our most popular North Carolina bundle will fulfill 4 CLE credits, including 2 mandatory hours of Legal Ethics. This bundle does NOT contain any Substance Abuse credit hours. This bundle features some of our most popular classes arranged in one easy-to-purchase compliance package. Attorney Credits brings you CLE Your Way! Tired of thinking after a long day? The easiest way to complete your North Carolina CLE credits is with an Attorney Credits pre-selected state bundles – some of our most popular classes together in one simple package.

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Fee Agreements: Ethics & Reasonableness

Fee Agreements: Ethics & Reasonableness

With fee-shifting statutes and clauses expanding, litigation over attorney fees has reached record levels around the country. Recovering attorney fees often involves issues as complex as the case itself and knowing the standards and ethical rules will help you to maximize your attorney fee award. Join James E. King - an expert in attorney fee disputes – as he uses case law, advisory opinions, and Model Rules to detail both the ethics and reasonableness of attorney fees. Mr. King discusses ‘non-refundable retainers, classic retainers, flat fee agreements with incentivization, hourly agreements, the reasonableness of fees, attorney-client fee disputes, detecting attorney bill padding, block billing, fees descriptions in billing, fee requests, and loadstar statutes. Cases discussed include Fletcher v. Davis, Schatz v. Allen Matkins, Ramirez v. Sturdevant, Banning Ranch Conservancy v Superior Court of Orange County, Adams, et al. v. Colony Park Estates, and Welch v. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Mr. King is the founder of the King Law Corporation in San Diego and specializes in attorney fee disputes, legal ethics, and advises corporate counsel and law firms on litigation costs. Mr. King has testified as an expert witness on numerous attorney-client fee disputes and has represented prominent clients such as Heisman Trophy winner Rashan Salaam, Prince Fahd Aziz of Saudi Arabia, and attorney Robert Shapiro. Mr. King serves as a Special Master for the State Bar of California and is Vice-Chair of the Fee Arbitration Committee for the San Diego County Bar Association. Mr. King also lectures and publishes works on the ethics and reasonableness of attorney fee ethics and other legal ethics topics.

Media Type: Streaming Video, Streaming Audio, MP3, Video Download, MP3 Player, USB

2.00 credit hours | 2.00 Legal Ethics

Getting Paid and Staying Out of Trouble

Getting Paid and Staying Out of Trouble

Collections attorney Martin Greenbaum teaches attorneys how to avoid problems with collecting fees while staying out of ethical trouble with the state bar. The main subjects addressed include the signs of a bad client, retainer agreements, fees, billing and bad debt danger signs. Other issues discussed include collecting fees, signs of bad clients, questionable client behavior, retainer agreement provisions, the client’s bill, billing strategies, electronic billing, keeping track of client billing and warning signs. Mr. Greenbaum is the senior attorney at Greenbaum Law Group, LLP, focusing exclusively on collection and loss recovery. Mr. Greenbaum has presented a number of California Continuing Education of the Bar (CEB) programs and has lectured widely to trade and business groups on the topic of credit collection and construction collection.

Media Type: Streaming Video, Streaming Audio, MP3, Video Download, MP3 Player, USB

1.00 credit hours

Personal Injury: Liability, Damages & Collectibility

Personal Injury: Liability, Damages & Collectibility

Trial attorney Dan Gilleon teaches attorneys about the big-three factors of personal injury – liability, damages & collectability – and a myriad of other considerations when handling personal injury cases. Mr. Gilleon further discusses the initial phone call, injuries, damages, slip & fall cases, medical bills & treatment, valuing cases, lost wages, general damages, the accident scene, pain & suffering, insurance policies & coverages, policy limits demands, the police report, statutes of limitation & tolling, fees, form complaints, interrogatories, mediation and judges. Dan Gilleon is a senior partner and founder of the personal injury San Diego law firm of Mitchell & Gilleon. He is a an experienced Plaintiff's Civil Trial Attorney who recently acted as co-counsel for Brian Giles, former San Diego Padres player, who was sued by Cheri Olvera for palimony and domestic violence in a highly publicized case. He has obtained significant verdicts in the areas of hate crimes, wrongful termination, sexual harassment and personal injury. A recipient of the “Outstanding Trial Lawyer Award” given to him by peer attorneys, his extensive trial experience has led to several significant verdicts.

Media Type: Streaming Video, Streaming Audio, MP3, Video Download, MP3 Player, USB

1.00 credit hours

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Whether you are in Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensborro …. or Rocky Mount, Attorney Credits has the CLE that you need to get started on your North Carolina CLE requirement today!

Attorneys in The Tar Heel State must complete twelve (12) hours of mandatory CLE each annual compliance period. Of the 12 mandatory CLE hours, 2 must be in the area of professional responsibility or professionalism. At least once every three (3) calendar years, North Carolina attorneys must also complete one (1) hour on Substance Abuse and Debilitating Mental Conditions. This hour is credited to the twelve hour requirement for the year, but NOT to the two hour professional responsibility requirement. Attorneys in North Carolina may fulfill up to four (4) hours of the required 12 hours, including 2 hours of Professional Responsibility, with online CLE courses that have been pre-approved by the North Carolina State Bar Department of Continuing Legal Education.

Attorney Credits offers CLE in 31 states and our North Carolina CLE courses have been pre-approved by the North Carolina State Bar Department of Continuing Legal Education. With Attorney Credits and CLE Your Way, you can complete your NC CLE courses on your schedule, when it’s convenient for you! You may complete courses in the following media formats: streaming audio & video, MP3, Video Download. Attorney Credits also offers MP3 Player and USB Stick compliance packages that come fully loaded with 4 credit hours of NC CLE. With CLE Your Way, you can complete courses in your office, at home, at Starbucks … or even while you are travelling cross-country. Because Attorney Credits features online and offline courses, you can study your CLE courses with or without an Internet connection, wherever it’s convenient for you!

Choose from individual NC CLE courses, bundle your CLE courses together or purchase our Unlimited CLE Credit package. When you purchase a one-click North Carolina CLE bundle, you will get 4 credit hours of North Carolina CLE courses with one click of the mouse. We also feature a Build Your Own Bundle package that allows you to purchase your units in bulk and then select your own NC courses from the North Carolina course list. With our Unlimited CLE Credit package you can take unlimited North Carolina CLE courses for 365 days from the date of purchase. With Attorney Credits the choice is yours!

And when you are done with your NC CLE courses, Attorney Credits will keep track of your certificates for you and also report your compliance to the North Carolina CLE Department. The certificate issued by Attorney Credits should be maintained to verify CLE compliance. The deadline for North Carolina CLE compliance is December 31. There is a grace period that allows attorneys to complete all credits by the last day of February. The annual report form must be signed and returned to the CLE department by February 28 to avoid a $75.00 late penalty. The CLE rules also require every North Carolina attorney to file an annual written report of his or her CLE activity for the preceding year. The NC CLE office mails each lawyer an Annual Report Form in January. The report includes a transcript of all the CLE activity for the previous calendar year reported to the CLE office by CLE sponsors like Attorney Credits. You must review the transcript to verify the CLE activities listed, pay any outstanding attendance fees ($3.00 per credit hour), and return the form to the CLE Office by the last day of February.