am I the only one who missed that the #CaliforniaBar updated its #MCLE requirements?!

starting with the group reporting in February 2025, you'll now be required to include:

- 1 hr on Technology in the Practice of Law;
- 1 hr on Civility in the Legal Profession (woof is this needed); and
- 2 hrs of Competence, broken up into at least 1 hr of Prevention and Detection (of substance abuse and other disabiling conditions) and 1 optional hr of Wellness Competence.

https://www.calbar.ca.gov/Portals/0/documents/rules/Rules_Title2_Div4-MCLE.pdf

CEB just came out with a great little directory where you can look up subject matter experts and then see all the different MCLEs and other contributions they have made to CEB’s extensive legal practice resources.

Excluding my work on the "California Trial Practice: Civil Procedure During Trial" practice guide you can check out all 7 of my MCLE programs and one of my secondary sources here: https://contributors.ceb.com/contributor/alyson-decker-esq

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#fedilaw #lawfedi #MCLE

It's January which (for some of us CA law types) means it's time to cram for #MCLE requirements (whazzup Group 3 N-Z!!).

Tip for tech law nerds: #Berkeley Center for Law & Technology offers FREE online CLE courses with an amazing roster of expert speakers on everything from AI to antitrust. Check it out here: https://bcle.berkeley.edu/

Good hunting. :)

Can #ESG change investor expectations and voting behavior?

Join Hajin Kim from the University of Chicago, Jill Fisch from the University of Pennsylvania, and Jeff Schwartz from the University of Utah discuss at this upcoming #BerkeleyBoosts Webinar presented by Berkeley Law Exec. Ed and the Berkeley Center for Law & Business.

Online Thursday, Dec. 15, at 10am PT: https://executive.law.berkeley.edu/boosts/can-esg-change-investor-expectations-and-voting-behavior/

#MCLE #LawProfs #LawFedi