TCLE
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- CLE OVERVIEW
Welcome to TCLE, Thompson Coburn's webinar program, designed to keep in-house counsel and their legal staff, as well as business professionals, updated on regulatory trends, upcoming challenges and proposed legislation - all of which can impact your business.
TCLE webinars cover a variety of subjects, generally last 60 minutes and begin at noon central time unless noted otherwise. Programming is geared for in-house counsel and their staff who are seeking cost-effective ways to maintain their CLE requirements and stay updated on changing legal issues and regulatory trends.
These webinars are also a great way for non-legal professionals to stay on top of current legal topics affecting their businesses and industries.
Conditions of Use/Disclaimer
The purpose of these webinars is to provide news and information on legal issues. All content provided is for informational purposes only, and should not be considered legal advice. The transmission of information from these webinars does not establish an attorney-client relationship with the viewer. The viewer should not act on the information contained in any of the materials or in presentation of these webinars without first consulting retained legal counsel. If you desire legal advice for a particular situation, you should consult an attorney.
The viewer is advised to check the date the webinar was recorded and, where the information presented is time sensitive, to seek out subsequent updates.
Trust Modification; Buy-Sell Agreements; Financing
April 30, 2024
Employee Benefits Legal Updates
April 23, 2024
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Live Webinar Presentations
Thompson Coburn seeks CLE credit in states in which we have office locations: California, Illinois, Missouri, New York, and Texas. The Attorney Development Department reports attorney attendance to California, Illinois and Texas which have mandatory reporting requirements for program sponsors.
Attendees seeking CLE credit in any jurisdiction not listed above will need to have their LAA apply and obtain that credit individually. Please note: live presentations may not be eligible to receive credit in all jurisdictions.
Attendees will directly receive a certificate of attendance link via email for all programs that they complete in its entirety. If you were unable to view the webinar in its entirety, please contact webinarinquries@thompsoncoburn.com to see if you are eligible to receive partial credit.
Any internal CLE webinars are recorded and available on TC Connect via the Attorney Development page. Thompson Coburn offers California, Illinois, Missouri, New York and Texas CLE credit for recorded webinars.
TCLE Recorded Webinars
All TCLE webinars are recorded and available on demand from our website. Thompson Coburn offers California, Illinois, Missouri, New York and Texas CLE credit for recorded webinars. Attendees seeking other forms of CE credit or CLE credit in any jurisdiction not listed above will need to apply and obtain that credit individually. Please note: recorded webinars may not be eligible to receive credit in all jurisdictions.
Participants will be emailed a Certificate of Attendance for recorded webinars if viewed in its entirety. The Firm reports attorney attendance to California, Illinois and Texas, which have mandatory reporting requirements for program sponsors.
Below is information regarding how CLE credit for recorded webinars can be applied in CA, IL, MO, NY & TX:
- California, Illinois & Texas: There is no limitation on how credit earned from recorded webinars can be used toward fulfilling MCLE requirements in these jurisdictions.
- Missouri: Thompson Coburn recorded webinars qualify as self-study credit which has a limit of 6 credits per compliance period and can only be used toward fulfilling the 15-hour credit requirement. Self-study credit cannot be used to fulfill ethics or elimination of bias MCLE credit requirements.
- New York: Thompson Coburn recorded webinars meet the requirements for the on-demand/recorded format.
- There is no limitation on how experienced attorneys use credit earned from these programs to fulfill their MCLE credit requirements.
- Newly admitted attorneys can use our recorded webinars to earn practice management, areas of professional practice and cyber security, privacy and data protection credit. Newly admitted attorneys cannot use these programs to fulfill ethics and professionalism, cybersecurity privacy and data protection-ethics or skills credit.
For assistance with recorded webinars, please contact webinarinquiries@thompsoncoburn.com.