Illinois CLE Online Seminars 

Our full program package will provide you with a total of 30 CLE hours, 27 CLE hours plus 3 Free CLE programs. The programs will remain in your account for a minimum of six months. You can view the programs at your convenience for at least six months following your purchase.
This package satisfies the full MCLE requirement including the 6 hours of professionalism for the 2012 reporting period.

Programs will usually appear in the account approximately 5-10 minutes following your purchase but, can take up to 24 hours. Package programs delivered online. As always, no questions asked 100% money back guarantee.

Prior purchases excluded.

Mr. Martin Osinski discusses the Illinois Dissolution of Marriage Act, its provisions regarding the division of marital assets and other considerations an attorney should take when a client comes in with a divorce-related issue.

Cases in Illinois are cropping up regarding Lanham Act violations on the internet. Usually, this involves someone infringing upon the copyright of another's artwork, photographs or using a mark in the metadata that steers traffic to websites. Mr. Behnken explains metadata, search engines, and the infringement cases that are filling up state and federal courts.

This material provides an in-depth examination of the process and procedure regarding construction injury cases.

This material provides an in-depth examination of the steps and considerations necessary for a successful environmental risk management and auditing program.

This program takes an in depth look at different Supreme Court cases regarding employment law and how the decisions affect our present employment laws.

Joel Brodsky explains the ins and outs of hearsay and the confrontation clause of the Sixth Amendment. Having spent the last year litigating the issue, he provides in depth analysis of when each evidentiary limitation is applicable. Mr. Brodsky also explains the recent Illinois statute dubbed the “Drew Peterson Law” regarding hearsay and the potential issues it presents to both hearsay and the confrontation clause.

This material provides an in-depth examination of the process and procedure of Social Security benefits.

This program discusses historic preservation law with regards to federal statutes and regulations. This program takes an in depth look the structure and history of historic preservation, Protection of landmarks and benefits of landmark status.

This material provides an in-depth examination of the process and procedure involved when selecting a jury foreman.

This material provides an in-depth examination of the process and procedure in the insurers’ duty to settle.

This material provides an in-depth examination of the medical coding and how it relates to the legal profession. This program discusses the different code sets used in medical coding, describes the structure of approved code sets and examines coding compliance issues that influence reimbursement.

This material provides an in-depth examination of poverty law advocacy, welfare and welfare reform.

This material provides an in-depth examination of the process and procedure concentrates on “essential service employees” and their unique duties and remedies under the Act.

This program discusses special education law with regards to federal statutes and regulations. This program takes an in depth look at IDEA, FAPE, LRE, student discipline and more.

This material provides an in-depth look at juvenile fitness to stand trial.

This material provides an in-depth examination of the process and procedure regarding land use and eminent domain.

This material provides an in-depth examination of the process and procedure in mental health law pertaining to guardianship, civil commitment and surrogate decision making.

This material provides an in-depth examination of the human anatomy and how it relates to the legal profession. This program gives an overview of normal anatomy of each of the eleven body systems, discusses the purpose and proper function of each body system and takes a look at the pathological effects of each body system.

This material provides an in-depth examination of the Patient Protection & Affordable Care Act signed 03/23/2010, while also exploring the Health Care & Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 signed 03/30/2010.

Christopher Keleher brings his insider knowledge of the Federal Appellate Court to bear on the most important task an attorney faces before any appellate court, State or Federal: How to be persuasive and avoid common pitfalls in structure, argument and tone that can cost you your case. Mr. Keleher goes step-by-step through the writing process. This seminar allows a lawyer to gain from Mr. Keleher's unique perspective having been a clerk in the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals by learning effective tactics he suggests for successful Appellate argument.

This program has been approved for 0.5 Professionalism CLE hours.

John LaMantia is a litigation attorney who has been practicing for 18 years. This program presents an outline of applicable laws for liens in the state of Illinois as they apply to different matters, while providing an in depth examination of the ethical considerations regarding liens in injury cases and the laws that apply. While watching this program attorneys will get an understanding of their ethical obligations to their clients whether they are the plaintiff or the defendant.

This program is approved for 1.0 hours of Professionalism Credit.

This material provides an in-depth examination of the process and procedure in electronic discovery. This program discusses the new information that has come with this change in discovery.

This program is approved for 1.0 hours of Professionalism Credit.

This program discusses Checking Systems with regards to the basics of conflicts, what firms need, who you and your firm represent as well as how to check that your firm is not representing two opposing parties. This program provides viewers with effective methods to ensure they are in compliance with Illinois Rules of Professionalism Conduct 1.7-1.14, 1.18 and 5.4.

This program is approved for 1.0 hours of Professionalism Credit.

This material provides an in-depth examination of the policies and procedures of the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commision.

This program is approved for 1.0 hours of Professionalism Credit.

This material provides an in-depth examination of the process and procedure in regarding electronic discovery. 

This material provides an in-depth examination of the process and procedure regarding the laws of searches and seizures. This program discusses how the Fourth Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and unreasonable seizures and what is need for a REASONABLE search and seizure.

This material provides an in-depth examination of the process and procedure regarding national interest waivers. 

Mr. Patterson, an Illinois attorney focusing his practice on commercial business litigation, authored Handling the Business Emergency for the American Bar Association. In this CLE presentation, Mr. Patterson's vast experiences in commercial litigation will be brought to bear to illustrate the handling of Temporary Restraining Orders and Preliminary Injunctions. Attorneys wishing to know even more about "TRO"s and Premilinary Injunctions are encouraged to obtain a copy of his book.

Beginning with the Statute itself and working outwards with caselaw explorations, Prof. William Goren's presentation takes a detailed look at the basis of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the current changes that have occurred with new legislation and including several practical applications of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Leonard Rubin discusses the constituional issues affecting various entertainment industries and celebrities. Mr. Rubin will analyze the interplay between the First Amendment's Freedom of Speech guarantee and numerous industries, including music, broadcasting and publishers. While comparing and contrasting caselaw and using examples from his own experience as in-house counsel for a notorious magazine publisher, Mr. Rubin will also discuss Federal Act and Commission oversight on these industries.

Mr. Rubin presents an easily digestable explanation of rights on the internet. The rights of users and the rights of copyright holders are often controversial and provide for an interesting case study in trademark and copyright law. These interactions are governed by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, or DMCA.

This material provides an in-depth examination of the process and procedures of Unlawful Presence Waivers based upon INA.