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Welcome to the IL ARDC Online Learning Portal!
The IL ARDC is helping you meet your MCLE Requirements. Click on the courses below to see available MCLE Credit.
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 | Now Available for On-Demand Viewing!
Getting Good Clients: Building a client base: how to network efficiently and manage contacts, and how to effectively use a law firm website.
Keeping Good Clients: Maintaining good client retention and tips for effective client communications.
| Formats Available: Streaming
| Original Seminar Date: June 16, 2011
| Approved Credit: Illinois MCLE Board: 1 hour Total General MCLE Hours, 1 hour Including Professional Responsibility
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What is a conflict, when does it occur, why it must be dealt with and how can it be resolved and adequate disclosure and consent in obtaining a waiver of a conflict.
| Formats Available: Streaming
| Original Seminar Date: June 16, 2011
| Approved Credit: Illinois MCLE Board: 1 hour Total General MCLE Hours, 1 hour Including Professional Responsibility
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Can I sell my law practice? How do you close a law practice? If I leave my current firm and join another, what can I tell clients and when?
Most lawyers at some point will consider what his or her ethical duties are in planning to sell and close a law practice or in leaving one firm to join or form a new firm. This two-part program identifies the key ethical duties arising out of these transitions and offers some practical suggestions on the steps lawyers can take in order to accomplish an orderly, fair and efficient transition that meets our fiduciary obligations.
2.0 hours MCLE credit, including 2.0 hours Professional Responsibility MCLE credit | Formats Available: Streaming
| Original Seminar Date: April 01, 2011
On-Demand Release Date: Available Now | Approved Credit: Illinois MCLE Board: 2.00 hours Total General MCLE Hours, 2.00 hours Including Professional Responsibility
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| | What ethical challenges will lawyers face now and in the near future? James J. Grogan, Deputy Administrator and Chief Counsel of the ARDC, identifies recent trends and important developments in attorney disciplinary and legal ethics that have emerged in the last couple of years and looks ahead to what may be on the horizon for lawyers in the future. Part I reviews key Illinois disciplinary decisions and developments affecting the Illinois legal profession in 2013 and beyond. Part II reviews significant disciplinary decisions, developments and trends emerging on a nationwide basis.
Attendee Takeaways"New Trends in Lawyer Regulation" by James J. Grogan
Who Should Attend
All lawyers | Formats Available: Streaming
| Original Seminar Date: February 14, 2013
| Approved Credit: Illinois MCLE Board: 1 hour Total General MCLE Hours, 1 hour Including Professional Responsibility
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| | What ethical challenges will lawyers face now and in the near future? James J. Grogan, Deputy Administrator and Chief Counsel of the ARDC, identifies recent trends and important developments in attorney disciplinary and legal ethics that have emerged in the last couple of years and looks ahead to what may be on the horizon for lawyers in the future. Part I reviews key Illinois disciplinary decisions and developments affecting the Illinois legal profession in 2013 and beyond. Part II reviews significant disciplinary decisions, developments and trends emerging on a nationwide basis.
Attendee Takeaways"New Trends in Lawyer Regulation" by James J. Grogan
Who Should Attend
All lawyers | Formats Available: Streaming
| Original Seminar Date: February 14, 2013
| Approved Credit: Illinois MCLE Board: 1 hour Total General MCLE Hours, 1 hour Including Professional Responsibility
| | MORE INFO |
| | Now Available for On-Demand Viewing! | Formats Available: Streaming
| Original Seminar Date: June 16, 2011
| Approved Credit: Illinois MCLE Board: 1 hour Total General MCLE Hours, 1 hour Including Professional Responsibility
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Please Note:
After completing the program you will need to complete the credit submission process to receive your Certificate of Attendance. Illinois attorneys are required to track their CLE credit earned. Providers do not report individual attorney attendance hours to the MCLE Board and the MCLE Board does not track the CLE activity of individual attorneys. You must keep your Certificate of Attendance for three years after the end of the relevant two-year reporting period. Do not submit it to the Illinois MCLE Board, unless the MCLE Board requests it for audit purposes.
For more information visit the Illinois MCLE Board’s website at: http://mcleboard.org. |
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