April is National Financial Literacy Month, and for attorneys who own their practices, there may be no better time to take an honest look at the financial health of their firms. Too many law firm owners are profitable some months
Every month, thousands of attorneys complete CLE courses on Lawline, and the courses that rise to the top tell us something. They reflect what’s keeping practitioners up at night, where clients are asking harder questions, and which skills are becoming
Artificial intelligence has moved well beyond the theoretical. It is now an active force in legal practice, and the profession is still catching up. Generative to Agentic: The Legal Ethics of AI Evolution, a Lawline course presented by Khasim
Every March, Lawline pauses to do something we believe matters: look back at the year and recognize the women whose expertise, preparation, and generosity of spirit made this platform better. The educators who spent hours in front of a camera
When we launched Lawyers Who Learn, we set out to do something simple: have honest, human conversations with attorneys about growth, change, and what it really means to build a meaningful legal career. One hundred episodes later, we’re still
Starting your legal career in New York means navigating a lot of firsts: your first clients, your first courtroom, and yes, your first round of CLE requirements. We want to make sure that the last one is the easiest thing on
The surge in artificial intelligence and data center development is creating unprecedented demand on America’s electric grid. “Powering Data Centers: How AI Is Reshaping the U.S. Power Grid,” presented by George “Chip” Cannon of Hogan Lovells, explores how this explosion
Live continuing legal education (CLE) has a challenge that’s hard to solve: keeping viewers engaged. When you’re watching a webcast that runs an hour or longer, it’s easy to lose focus, get pulled away by an email, or simply zone
As we close out 2025, it’s the perfect time to look back at the milestones our development team has achieved over the past twelve months. This year, our focus was clear: push the boundaries of legal technology while ensuring our
Remaining informed about changes in Continuing Legal Education (CLE) requirements is crucial for legal professionals to uphold their licenses and remain relevant in the ever-evolving field of law. Several states have recently implemented updates to their CLE regulations, aiming to
