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In this course, Erica Grigg, Director of the Texas Lawyer Assistance Project, discusses how lawyers can help themselves and others work through substance use and other mental health challenges.  The course qualifies for 1 hour of CLE and Ethics credit for the State Bar of Texas. Read more

In this course, John Lovell discusses the mechanics of how legal malpractice insurance works and the ways it impacts a law firm.  This course qualifies for .75 hour of CLE and Ethics credit for the State Bar of Texas Read more

What happens if you were unable to practice law?  Many attorneys avoid this topic and, therefore, do not have a succession plan in place.  However, you may not realize that there are several simple steps that you can take right away to protect your clients, your family and your firm.  In this CLE, Chris Pryor explains how to put a succession plan in place, so that you can be proud of the way your clients are cared for and also avoid malpractice and disciplinary complaints. The course qualifies for one hour of CLE and Ethics credit for the State Bar of Texas. Read more

• Overview of TLAP • Discussion of intersection between attorney wellness and malpractice/ethics issues • How law firm leaders can support attorney wellness • What individual lawyers can do if they suspect an issue • TLAP resources • TLIE resources Read more

In this course, Sam Johnson, attorney with Scott Douglass & McConnico, LLP, discusses how lawyers can prevent legal malpractice claims. The course qualifies for one hour of CLE and Ethics credit for the State Bar of Texas.  Problems? Contact TLIE at 1-800-252-9332 or email us at [email protected]. Read more

Discussion of the Tri-Partite Relationship and Ethical Issues that arise because of the relationship between an insurance carrier, its insured, and defense counsel retained to defend a claim against the insured, with a focus on the duty of loyalty, duty to exercise independent judgment, conflicts of interest, and duty of confidentiality.  The presentation also includes discussion of relevant disciplinary rules and ethics opinions. Read more