This course is presented by the Legal Needs of Children Committee of the Florida Bar with Anne Marie Perine, Esq., BCS Juvenile Law, Office of Criminal Conflict.
CLE Information
- Course number: 9563
- CLE credit: Approved for 1 hour General,
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Notarizations and Signatures – Ethical Considerations
Best Practices and Ethical Considerations for Fair Labor Standards Act Collective Actions
Overview
This program provides an overview of Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) §216(b) collective actions, focusing on the procedural framework and key distinctions from Rule 23 class actions. The session will also address ethical challenges that arise when communicating with
Understanding the Impact of Executive Orders on HUD, HHS, and DOJ Programs
Overview
Topics for this webinar include:
- What executive orders are and how they impact legal aid work,
- Developing executive order litigation in Housing and Community Development, Health and Social Services, and shifts in programs and enforcement at the Department of
Logistics, Tips and Tricks for Practicing Before Boards
Before practicing before any agency board, each with its own rules, forms and licensing procedures, it’s important to read all you can and make sure you are working with the most recent versions. There are many other ways to become
Garnishment Defense 101
Overview
Participants will learn how to understand and apply garnishment exceptions for low-income clients. Speaker Michelle Trunkett, advocacy director of Florida Rural Legal Services will:
- Provide an overview of the garnishment process
- Review different types of garnishments
- Review the most
Understanding Retaliation Under Florida’s Private Whistleblower Act
What the 2025 Civil Rule Changes Mean for Paralegals in 2026
Relying on AI in the Practice of Law
Overview
What are the ethical and professional considerations for attorneys when the misuse of artificial intelligence leads to cascading lapses in judgment and competence? This lesson, written by Professor Debra Moss Vollweiler, examines these issues through the real events depicted
Videoconferencing In Florida’s Civil Courts: Professionalism For The Small Screen
Overview
As videoconferencing becomes an increasingly common feature of Florida’s civil courts, lawyers must understand not only the governing rules, but also how long-standing expectations of professionalism translate to remote appearances. This lesson, written by Dr. Kirsten K. Davis, examines