Course Description: In this updated presentation, we will discuss new and emerging exposures with risk management tools and procedures to help minimize the risk of doing business in today’s business climate. Topics will include ongoing issues around the current pandemic, pass-through entity tax, Cannabis, The impact of the Wayfair Decision, state tax residency audits, and […]
Blazing Trails: The Future of Cannabis in a Changing Legal Landscape Few areas of law are as dynamic and broad as Cannabis Law, which can cover the spectrum from federal banking regulations and state licensing laws to white collar criminal defense. Join the “First Lady of Texas Cannabis Law”, Lisa Pittman, as she guides lawyers […]
September 25 1PM ET The competitive landscape for lawyers and law firms in a digital world is fierce. And the more aggressive it becomes, the greater the risks of running afoul of ethical rules and considerations. Maintaining technological competence and client confidentiality when using online marketing tools and social media are critical. But also understanding […]
Essential Business Skills for Busy Lawyers Part 3 – Manage Your Legal Practice Like a Pro
CPE Webinar for Accountants Client Information and Cyber Security. (1 CPE)
Topics include, among others, general principles of defending claims, exposure to clients, exposure to third parties, and reporting claims/incidents to insurers.
Attorney Protective Free CLE Webinar 10/23/2024 1PM
As the legal profession continues to evolve, so do legal malpractice claims and the risks to firms. Lawyers who understand the underlying risks accompanying the practice of law are in a better position to avoid a malpractice claim or grievance.
MDTC technology & AI
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Essential Business Skills for Busy Lawyers Part 4 – Negotiate Like a Pro
Employment laws can be confusing, and not being in compliance can create legal exposure for employers. Employment laws from minimum wage to cannabis use have led to a surge in employment litigation
Tax claims against accountants represent the majority of claims against accounting firms.
