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Date Course Information Credits Cost Online Litigating a Personal Injury Case
Faculty: Eli Babaev
This course takes you through every step of a personal injury case, beginning with the summons and complaint and going all the way through trial. Learn what you really need to know, including the latest pre-trial and trial procedures to be successful in New York courts.
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Date Course Information Credits Cost Online No Fault Auto Litigation
Faculty: Leo Shalit
This course will provide an overview on evaluating and litigating car accident cases and help you understand New York’s no-fault statute. You will also learn how to structure your automobile cases from the outset to avoid malpractice and gain the best outcome for your client.
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Date Course Information Credits Cost Online Substance Abuse Awareness
Faculty: Amanda Baron-Frank
This course describes the prevalence of substance use in the legal profession, how it is stigmatized, and the unique circumstances that may make attorneys susceptible. The course also discusses how to recognize symptoms of substance abuse and identify an impaired professional and provides various resources for assistance.
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Date Course Information Credits Cost Online The Basics of 501c3 Exempt Organizations
Faculty: Daniel Hebert
In this course you will learn the basics of forming a non-profit organization and what formation entails under New York State law. This lecture will also address the federal taxation issues that can arise when filing for exemption, and how to operate business activities within the organization.
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Date Course Information Credits Cost Online An Overview of New York City Tax Certiorari
Faculty: Eric Olson
This course will provide an overview of real property tax appeals in New York City. You will learn important terms and definitions, including assessed property values and tax classes, as well as take a look at the detailed process of how to file a successful property tax appeal.
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Date Course Information Credits Cost Online Cutting Edge Federal Sentencing
Faculty: Ed Sapone, Esq.
This course provides a criminal defense attorney’s guide on how to secure the lowest possible sentence for your client who is facing sentencing for a federal offense.
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Date Course Information Credits Cost Online Family Immigration: Marriage and Asylum
Faculty: Stuart Altman
This course provides an overview of immigration and asylum law. You will learn how to assist your client in an asylum or marriage application, the bars that may be faced when seeking asylum, and how to prove a genuine marriage to immigration.
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Date Course Information Credits Cost Online Service and Assistance Animals: A Primer on Animal Accommodation Law
Faculty: Abby Volin
This course will provide an overview of federal and state law protections for individuals living with disabilities in the context of animal accommodation regulations. It will also discuss the different types of animal accommodation requests and common issues that are faced.
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Date Course Information Credits Cost Online The Basics of Business Immigration and Ethical Issues
Faculty: Jing An
This course provides an overview of the different types of temporary and permanent visas, laws pertaining to business immigration, how to go about successfully obtaining the correct visa, and how to ethically represent your clients.
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Date Course Information Credits Cost Online Becoming A Critical Consumer of Legal Technology
Faculty: Anna McGrane
This course provides an overview of legal technology. You will learn how best to implement technology to facilitate the practice of law, improve quality of work, and make legal research and expertise more accessible and consumable.
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Date Course Information Credits Cost Online The Essentials of Evidence: How to Use Evidence in Criminal and Civil Defense
Faculty: Michael DeBlis
In this course, you will learn to identify the relevance of evidence presented in any civil or criminal defense trial, as well as how to most effectively display evidence and use witness testimony to win your case.
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Date Course Information Credits Cost Online The Gun Free School Zones Act
Faculty: Robert Dorf
This course will inform on the Gun Free School Zones Act and discuss the implementation of this act with regard to stop and frisk and search and seizure laws and the 4th amendment. Mr. Dorf will also give thoughts on technology to aid in the prevention of mass shootings.
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Date Course Information Credits Cost Online Arbitrating International Disputes
Faculty: Marc Jonas Block
As global commerce continues to expand, an increasing number of intellectual property transactions are being developed across borders. The question naturally arises as to which is
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the proper forum to handle disputes that arise between the parties located in different countries and continents. Alternative Dispute Resolution allows the parties to explore options other than traditional judicial intervention to handle global commercial and intellectual property disputes. In this lecture, attorney Marc Block will discuss the nuts and bolts of international arbitration.1.5 $50
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Date Course Information Credits Cost Online Bankruptcy Basics
Faculty: Joseph Shapiro and Melinda Middlebrooks
This course will take you through the basics of Bankruptcy law including the types of debtors and creditors, an overview of the bankruptcy code chapters, exemptions, the liquidation process, and preparing the petition. Even if you do not practice bankruptcy law, these issues are likely to come up in your legal career no matter your area of practice.
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Date Course Information Credits Cost Online Basics of Personal Injury Law & An Introduction to Wrongful Conviction Cases
Faculty: Joshua D. Kelner, Esq.
In this two part lecture, Joshua D. Kelner of acclaimed personal injury law firm Kelner & Kelner using real life cases explains how to analyze a slip and fall case and you will learn how to tell if your client has a good case to sue for personal injury and, if so, how to prove negligence. As an added bonus, prompted by a journal article he authored, Mr. Kelner discusses what forms of recourse are now available to those defendants wrongfully convicted of serious crimes.
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Date Course Information Credits Cost Online Business Entities: Structures, Characteristics, and Choosing the Right One for Your Client
Faculty: Jeffrey W. Berkman, Esq.
The focus of Mr. Berkman’s lecture is teaching attorneys about establishing a legal structure that best serves the needs of your client’s business enterprise. He will teach you how to counsel your clients in all aspects of the formation of, and the on-going legal issues relating to, start-ups, emerging and established businesses, including Corporations, Partnerships, Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), Joint Ventures (JV), Special Purpose Vehicles (SPV), and International Business Companies.
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