TCBA's Full Virtual Live CLE Schedule

All courses are virtual this year. Virtual space is limited to 100 attendees per course, unless otherwise noted. Schedule is tentative and seminars are subject to change. Materials will be emailed to attendees. The cut off to register for a class is 5pm on the day before the course. Please note that you will need to register for the course through the www.tulsabar.com website, AND register for the course on VocalMeet once you receive the email with the link to the course. You will receive the link by email the morning of the seminar. CLE's are free for members to watch live (on the day and time the presenter is presenting them). Or $35 per 1 hour course to watch the recording at a later date.

Non-member rates to watch these CLE's live or recorded are:

1.0 HR - $50 2.0 HR - $75 3.0 HR - $100 4.0 HR - $125 5.0 HR - $150 6.0 HR - $175 7.0 HR - $200 8.0 HR - $225

Topics available for viewing effective Dec. 1st Miss a live CLE that • • • Habits of Healthy & HappyAttorneys How Not To Be Dumb On Social Media COVID-19 and Force Majeure Clauses in Contracts you really wanted to see? Need to take care of CLE at midnight? • ANew Take on Trial Skills • Employment Law Hot Topics • Lawyers Helping Lawyers • Ethics Update • Guardian Hot Topics and Issues • Improving Your Odds in Mediation • Medical Marijuana Employment Issues • Implementing an Online Marketing Strategey • Employment Law Update: Important Developments in Federal and State Law • The Role of a Step-Parent • Working From Home: Tech Tools, Tips and Real Life Challenges • Overview and Mechanics of the Small Business RestructuringAct ("SBRA") • Zoom & BlueJeans for Legal Professionally • Delivering Limited Scope Legal Services Safely & Effectively • Basic Probate and EstateAdministration • Dissecting a Business Valuation: How to Understand, Support andAttack the Components • The Changing World of Evictions 2020 • Fair Housing and Ethical Considerations During the COVID-19 Pandemic • Women In Law • Bankruptcy Law Update • Financial Exploitation: Overcoming Barriers to Recovery and Prosecution • Family Law • State Criminal Jurisdiction: How McGirt v. Oklahoma ShouldAffect Your State Criminal Practice • Serving on Non-Profit Boards & Ethical Considerations for Lawyers • The Current State of Medical Marijuana in Oklahoma • Handling Personal Injury Cases from the Defense Perspective

ANew Lawyer's Guide to Starting a Law Practice Trial Skills:ACross Examination Clinic Uninsured Motorists Coverage Broader Implications of the McGirt Opinion