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Wyoming CLE Bundle

Bundle A: Wyoming Premiere Bundle

The Wyoming Premiere Bundle features a selection of our newest and most popular CLE courses. This bundle provides 6 CLE units, including 2 Legal Ethics hours. All courses are available on-demand as streaming videos or can be downloaded as audio or video versions so you can earn your credits from anywhere. Any course in this bundle can be exchanged with an alternate course of equal value at no additional cost. Simply purchase the bundle, edit your course list, and start earning your compliance credits immediately.

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But I Only Had Two Beers!!

But I Only Had Two Beers!!

In every state, it's illegal to drive with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08% or more. But how exactly do you know if the limit has been reached or even crossed - is there really any way to truly know? Especially considering that each person absorbs and metabolizes alcohol at different rates and there are a myriad factors that affect BAC such as the alcohol percentage of the drinks consumed and how much water is in the body.

A lawyer-scientist, Eric Ganci is an expert in the field of alcohol and DUI defense. In this course he highlights numerous key points regarding blood alcohol concentration (BAC) and debunks a number of common myths. The main topics addressed in this CLE course include alcohol & crimes, time & alcohol absorption, the elimination of alcohol from the body and practical considerations in DUI cases. Eric also discusses DUI standards, .08 blood alcohol concentration, defining a "standard" drink, the factors involved in BAC & alcohol absorption, craft beers vs. traditional beers, the digestive system & alcohol absorption, time & alcohol consumption, the elimination of alcohol from the body, DUI checkpoints, pocket breathalyzers, breath mints, your rights if pulled over, and marijuana & prescription drugs.

Eric Ganci is an award-winning DUI Trial Lawyer. Trained on DUI blood testing (gas chromatography) through the foremost experts in this science, he earned the Lawyer-Scientist Designation, as recognized by the Chemistry and the Law Section of the American Chemical Society. A graduate of the Trial Lawyers College, he is also trained on breath machines and has trained police in DUI Field Sobriety Tests and the science and origin of these tests.

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

1.00 credit hours

Crafting a Simple and Effective Closing Argument

Crafting a Simple and Effective Closing Argument

The way that juries process information has fundamentally changed over the last few decades - you can thank Big Bird and YouTube for that. Today's jurors are less apt to soak up volumes of information that complex cases require. Because of this short attention span, you must be as dynamic as possible to grab the jury's attention and persuade them to find for your client. When it comes to the all-important closing argument, you should keep your message simple, brief and easy to understand.

In this fast paced and informative CLE course, you will learn how to provide an effective and succinct closing argument that the jury will be able to process and remember when they walk into deliberations. Trial attorney David A. Fox discusses how jurors learn & retain information, using different media in your closing, connecting with the jury, framing the debate, focusing on responsibility & jury instructions, crafting your message, being outcome determinative, keeping your message easy to understand, streamlining your trial and solving the problem. Dave covers a number of practice points and uses case examples from the following causes of action: criminal conspiracy to commit robbery, slip & fall, fraud, personal injury, negligence and wrongful death.

Dave Fox is a trial lawyer that has dedicated his career to helping ordinary people going through extraordinary circumstances. Dave has obtained remarkable settlements and verdicts for his clients in difficult cases involving wrongful death, catastrophic injuries, premises liability and fraud.

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

1.00 credit hours

Ethics and the Small Law Practitioner

Ethics and the Small Law Practitioner

Complying with the ethical rules can be a challenge for solo and small firm practitioners. Small firm and solo practitioners normally handle nearly all legal and business aspects of the firm, as they often serve as their own marketing, administration, billing and collections departments.

In this program, attorney Gary J. Ross provides an extremely comprehensive review of the main ethical issues faced by solo practitioners and attorneys in small firms. When you complete this course you will know the sources to ethics rules for attorneys, recognize the reasons SmallLaw attorneys tend to have more ethics violations, understand the most common ethical pitfalls and know how to properly operate your law practice in accordance with the ethics rules. Additional topics covered: the Model Rules, ethics opinions, court decisions, communication concerning a lawyer's services, using engagement letters, establishing the lawyer-client relationship, charging a reasonable fee, retainers, conflicts of interest, taking on matters in a new area of law, ending the lawyer-client relationship, of counsel relationships and sharing fees.

Gary J. Ross founded Jackson Ross PLLC in 2013 to cater to the legal needs of the startup and venture capital community. Prior to founding Jackson Ross, Gary worked in the corporate transactions and securities practice groups in various large firms in various large cities, and also managed to fit in a tour of duty with the Treasury Department.

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

1.00 credit hours | 1.00 Legal Ethics

From Harry Ellis to Trump: The Ethics of Federal Disqualification Motions

From Harry Ellis to Trump: The Ethics of Federal Disqualification Motions

Spanning four trials and twenty years, the Harry Bridges saga marked one of the most brutal and longest civil litigation battles in American history in the deportation context. Even after the Supreme Court called it a relentless "crusade," and a veritable case of "man's intolerance to man," the Executive lawyers and FBI investigators still relentlessly pursued the imprisonment and deportation of one man - Harry Bridges.

Attorney, author and adjunct professor Peter Afrasiabi examines the ethical issues related to federal disqualification motions by delving into the fascinating Harry Ellis case and examining President Trump's calls to disqualify Judge Gonzalo Curiel from his civil fraud case due to his Mexican heritage. By analyzing a number of additional case examples, Peter also highlights the questions related to the timing of bringing these motions, when you should (and should not) bring such motions and the ethical issues associated with disqualification motions. Peter discusses these common scenarios: a judge's prior relationship with parties, a judge's prior relationship with a witness, a judge's prior relationship with lawyer, a judge's public commentary on issues and disqualification motions brought on race-charges.

From battles with Madonna over the "Material Girl" brand to fair use disputes with the Eagles' Don Henley to protecting such iconic brands as Bettie Page in trademark and trade dress disputes, Peter R. Afrasiabi primarily handles copyright, trademark, and entertainment disputes.

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

1.00 credit hours | 1.00 Legal Ethics

Introduction to Examination of Altered Documents

Introduction to Examination of Altered Documents

A client walks into your office in a major panic! She just got off the phone with the bank… who just told her she doesn’t own her own home. They have a deed that transfers the property out of her possession - that’s now owned 100% by her ex-husband - and it’s even been recorded by the county recorder. How can you possibly help this client?

Forensic document examiners are retained to determine whether a document has been altered. By reviewing a series of case examples, Mike Wakshull provides an overview of the different types of alterations encountered by document examiners in legal cases and the methods used to detect these alterations. Mike discusses alterations to the following documents: a real estate deed, a birth certificate, a falsified mortgage document, a transfer of property agreement, an employment contract, an altered receipt, a holographic will, an altered PDF and an altered email. He also addresses using Photoshop, examining ink, discovery of cut-and-paste signatures, tools used by document examiners, digital microscopes vs. stereo microscopes, pixilation, examining signatures written on digital tablets, examining word documents and the future of forensic document examination.

A court-qualified forensic document examiner, Michael N. Wakshull has been involved in the Forensic Document Examination arena since 1983 and belongs to a number of Document Examination Associations.

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

1.00 credit hours

Social Media Chatter at Work: Employer Dos and Don'ts

Social Media Chatter at Work: Employer Dos and Don'ts

You run a successful six-person personal injury law firm. You can’t sleep one hot summer night and you’re up late so you decide to check Twitter one more time… and you can’t help but notice that your new paralegal James has blasted you as being a terrible, penny-pinching boss with horrible breath that “pervs” on female employees at the office. Can you fire him for this rude, untrue and offensive tweet?

The answer… it depends! The explosion of social media use in the workplace – from Facebook to online dating apps – has created a flood of novel legal and practical issues for employers. Further, increasing legislation, emerging case law, NLRB decisions and a change in administrations further cloud the legal landscape. If you need some guidance on how employers may legally handle employee social media use, join employment law attorney Alix Rubin for a lively and practical discussion of situations that arise when employees “misbehave” on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and other social media sites and apps. Alix will mainly discuss the types of confidential information employers may protect from online exposure, the types of information you may discipline an employee for disclosing online, when you can and cannot monitor your employees’ social media activity and who owns an employee’s business-related social media contacts. This CLE course is full of recent case examples and practical guidance for employers.

Alix R. Rubin founded Rubin Employment Law in 2010 to fill the need for compassionate legal counsel for both employers and employees. The firm’s goal is to help its clients resolve their disputes cost effectively and with as little disruption to their businesses, and lives, as possible. A former member of a New Jersey District Ethics Committee, she currently serves on the Board of Trustees of Volunteer Lawyers for Justice and as a director of the Wharton Alumni Club of New Jersey.

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

1.00 credit hours

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