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LIVE EVENT: 2025 District of Idaho Northern Bench & Bar Conference (Coeur d'Alene) 2025 US Courts Bench & Bar Conference - Coeur d'Alene Sponsored by the United States Courts, District of Idaho Friday, October 24, 2025 8:30 am to 4:45 pm (PDT) Coeur d’Alene Inn Best Western 506 W. Appleway Ave. - Coeur d’Alene *In-Person Attendance Only* 5.5 CLE credits of which 1.0 is Ethics Registration Fee: Attorney $145.00 Discounted: Federal Defender/US Attorney/Law Clerk Law School Faculty & Staff or Young Lawyers Section Member $ 75.00 Federal Law Clerk/Judge/Law Students (With ID) No Charge NOTE: All Registration Fees Will Increase by $10 on October 22^nd. Join the United States District Court, District of Idaho for their annual District of Idaho Northern Bench Bar Conference in Coeur d’Alene. Agenda 8:30 am Welcome and the State of the Federal Judiciary Hon. Debora K. Grasham, U.S. Magistrate Judge Hon. David C. Nye, Chief U.S. District Judge Hon. Raymond E. Patricco, Chief U.S. Magistrate Judge Hon. Noah G. Hillen, Chief U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Hon. Richard C. Tallman, Senior Circuit Judge, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals 9:00 am The U.S. Supreme Court’s Most Recent and Upcoming Terms: Still in the Political Crosshairs Professor Richard Seamon, University of Idaho College of Law The Court in its most recently completed Term decided some major legal issues – including some decisions made on its “shadow docket” – that are closely connected with deep social/political divisions, such as religion and DEI initiatives. And the October 2025 Term promises a continuation of that trend. This presentation will highlight the major decisions from the completed October 2024 Term and discuss some of the major issues the Court will take up in the October 2025 Term. 10:00 am Break 10:15 am Doctrine of Qualified Immunity Kyle D. Cole, Perkins Coie LLP and Hannah G. Pugh, Federal Defender Services of Idaho The doctrine of Qualified Immunity has achieved rare status. Some non-lawyers have heard of it, and presidential candidates are taking positions on it. Within the legal community it has created odd bedfellows. The Alliance Defending Freedom and CATO Institute have issued statements criticizing it, linking arms with groups like the NAACP Legal Defense Fund and ACLU. This presentation traces the rise of Qualified Immunity, describes its current state, identifies a few of the legal issues that have made it a flashpoint, and speculates about what might happen if the Supreme Court overrules a doctrine that many refer to as “Unqualified Impunity.” 11:15 am The Pursuit of Happiness: How Classical Writers on Virtue Inspired the Lives of the Founders and Defined America Jeffrey Rosen, Executive Director, The National Constitution Center Mr. Rosen hosts the We The People podcast, a podcast of constitutional debate. Mr. Rosen will speak on how the founders’ lives were impacted by classical writers. 12:15 pm Award Presentation Lawyer Representative Service Award presented to Howard Belodoff, Lawyer Representative for the 4th Judicial District 12:30 pm Lunch & Mingle 1:30 pm A Dynamic Republic: The Ebb, Flow and Assertion of Executive Power Under Article II Brian Kane, Executive Director, National Association of Attorneys General The separation of powers is an ingrained and essential foundational element of our constitutional republic. From Washington’s quiet restraint to the rise of executive orders, this discussion will dive into the constitutional currents that shape presidential power. Throughout our history, presidential power has been exercised in tandem with Congressional authority and the affirmation of the Supreme Court, and presidential power has been exercised in spite of both. Whether you prefer constitutional originalism or pragmatism, this discussion will deepen your thinking, your understanding, and your historical perspective. 2:30 pm Ethics in Legal Practice Professor Jessica Gunder, University of Idaho College of Law Practitioners will learn about the recent public discipline cases and how the Idaho Rules of Professional Conduct were implicated in each case. The presentation will also include an overview of grievance investigations and the discipline process in Idaho. 3:30 pm Break 3:45 pm Ask the Experts: Federal Judicial Panel Practitioners will have the opportunity to ask our appellate, bankruptcy, district, and magistrate judges questions about best practices and preferred procedures for federal practice. Please submit your questions at registration or come prepared to ask questions at the conference. Panel: All available Judges Moderator: Howard Belodoff, Idaho Legal Aid Services, Inc. 4:45 pm Program Concludes MORE INFO LIVE EVENT: 2025 District of Idaho Southern Bench & Bar Conference (Boise) 2025 District of Idaho Southern Bench & Bar Conference - Boise Sponsored by the United States Courts, District of Idaho Friday, October 10, 2025 8:30 am to 4:45 pm (MDT) Boise Centre East 195 S Capital Blvd – Boise *In-Person Attendance Only* 5.5 CLE credits of which 1.0 is Ethics Registration Fee: Attorney $145.00 Discounted: Federal Defender/US Attorney/Law Clerk Law School Faculty & Staff or Young Lawyers Section Member $ 75.00 Federal Law Clerk/Judge/Law Students (With ID) No Charge NOTE: All Registration Fees Will Increase by $10 on October 8^th. Join the United States District Court, District of Idaho for their annual Southern Bench and Bar Conference in Boise. Agenda 8:30 am Welcome and the State of the Federal Judiciary Hon. Debora K. Grasham, U.S. Magistrate Judge Hon. David C. Nye, Chief U.S. District Judge Hon. Raymond E. Patricco, Chief U.S. Magistrate Judge Hon. Noah G. Hillen, Chief U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Hon. Ryan D. Nelson, Circuit Judge, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals 9:00 am The U.S. Supreme Court’s Most Recent and Upcoming Terms: Still in the Political Crosshairs Professor Richard Seamon, University of Idaho College of Law The Court in its most recently completed Term decided some major legal issues – including some decisions made on its “shadow docket” – that are closely connected with deep social/political divisions, such as religion and DEI initiatives. And the October 2025 Term promises a continuation of that trend. This presentation will highlight the major decisions from the completed October 2024 Term and discuss some of the major issues the Court will take up in the October 2025 Term. 10:00 am Break 10:15 am Doctrine of Qualified Immunity Kyle D. Cole, Perkins Coie LLP and Hannah G. Pugh, Federal Defender Services of Idaho The doctrine of Qualified Immunity has achieved rare status. Some non-lawyers have heard of it, and presidential candidates are taking positions on it. Within the legal community it has created odd bedfellows. The Alliance Defending Freedom and CATO Institute have issued statements criticizing it, linking arms with groups like the NAACP Legal Defense Fund and ACLU. This presentation traces the rise of Qualified Immunity, describes its current state, identifies a few of the legal issues that have made it a flashpoint, and speculates about what might happen if the Supreme Court overrules a doctrine that many refer to as “Unqualified Impunity.” 11:15 am A Dynamic Republic: The Ebb, Flow and Assertion of Executive Power Under Article II Brian Kane, Executive Director, National Association of Attorneys General The separation of powers is an ingrained and essential foundational element of our constitutional republic. From Washington’s quiet restraint to the rise of executive orders, this discussion will dive into the constitutional currents that shape presidential power. Throughout our history, presidential power has been exercised in tandem with Congressional authority and the affirmation of the Supreme Court, and presidential power has been exercised in spite of both. Whether you prefer constitutional originalism or pragmatism, this discussion will deepen your thinking, your understanding, and your historical perspective. 12:15 pm Award Presentation Lawyer Representative Service Award presented to Howard Belodoff, Lawyer Representative for the 4th Judicial District 12:30 pm Lunch & Mingle 1:30 pm The Pursuit of Happiness: How Classical Writers on Virtue Inspired the Lives of the Founders and Defined America Jeffrey Rosen, Executive Director, The National Constitution Center Mr. Rosen hosts the We The People podcast, a podcast of constitutional debate. Mr. Rosen will speak on how the founders’ lives were impacted by classical writers. 2:30 pm Ethics in Legal Practice Joseph N. Pirtle, Idaho State Bar Counsel Practitioners will learn about the recent public discipline cases and how the Idaho Rules of Professional Conduct were implicated in each case. The presentation will also include an overview of grievance investigations and the discipline process in Idaho. 3:30 pm Break 3:45 pm Ask the Experts: Federal Judicial Panel Practitioners will have the opportunity to ask our appellate, bankruptcy, district, and magistrate judges questions about best practices and preferred procedures for federal practice. Please submit your questions at registration or come prepared to ask questions at the conference. Panel: All available Judges Moderator: Howard Belodoff, Idaho Legal Aid Services, Inc. 4:45 pm Program Concludes MORE INFO LIVE EVENT: 2025 Estate Planning Conference (Sun Valley) 2025 Estate Planning Conference (Sun Valley) Sponsored by the Idaho State Bar Taxation, Probate & Trust Law Section Thursday, October 2, 2025 – 8:00 am to 5:30 pm Friday, October 3, 2025 – 8:00 am to 3:15 pm Sun Valley Inn Kitzbuhler Strasse – Sun Valley 12.25 CLE credits including 1.5 Ethics credits In Person Attendance Only Registration:* Taxation, Probate & Trust Law Section Member $300.00 Non-Section Member $350.00 New Attorney – Admitted in Past 5 Years $300.00 Law Students No Cost Program Agenda Wednesday, October 1 - Held at Sun Valley Inn 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Welcome Reception – Sponsored by Becker Capital Management Continental Room – Hosted Bar Thursday, October 2 - Held at Carol’s Dollar Mountain 8:00 a.m. Hosted Breakfast – Sponsored by Washington Trust Bank 8:30 a.m. Local Economic Update Steve Scranton, Washington Trust Bank 9:00 a.m. Charitable Planning 101 – Sponsored by University of Idaho Foundation Phoebe A. Stone, WealthCounsel, LLC – Los Angeles 10:30 a.m. Break 10:45 a.m. AI and Estate Planning Mary E. Vandenack, Duggan Bertsch - Chicago 12:00 p.m. Hosted Lunch – Sponsored by Ferguson Wellman Capital Management National Economic Update Jason Norris, Ferguson Wellman Capital Management 1:15 p.m. A Non-Medicaid Planner’s Approach to Estate Planning within the Context of Long-Term Care Joshua C.P. Reams, Ahrens DeAngeli Law Group LLP 2:45 p.m. Break 3:00 p.m. Undue Influence – Sponsored by Boise State University Foundation Michaelina B. Murphy, Murphy Law Offices, PLLC 4:00 p.m. Reception & Trivia – Sponsored by the Idaho Community Foundation Friday, October 3 - Held at Carol’s Dollar Mountain 8:00 a.m. Hosted Breakfast - Sponsored by Northwest Trustee & Management *Services* 8:30 a.m. Estate Plans That Don’t Work: Clauses, Considerations and Things to Avoid Greg Bowman, Northwest Trustee & Management Services 9:00 a.m. Estate Planning Strategies for Unmarried Individuals Rachel A. Murphy, Shaila Buckley Law 10:00 a.m. Drafting Software and Practice Considerations for Its Use Shaila D. Buckley, Shaila Buckley Law David J. Wilson, Ahrens DeAngeli Law Group LLP Kara M. Gleckler, Canyon River Law LLP 11:15 a.m. Break 11:30 a.m. Significant Planning Issues for Ranchers and Farmers – Sponsored by *River's Edge Mediation* James R. Walker, Womble, Bond, Dickinson – Denver 12:45 p.m. Hosted Lunch – Sponsored by Idaho Trust Bank Fiduciary Update David Cooper, Idaho Trust Bank 1:45 p.m. The Life-Changing Magic of Grantor Trusts – Sponsored by Legacy Wealth *Management* Samuel A. Donaldson, Georgia State University College of Law 3:15 p.m. Conference Adjourns Lodging: Sun Valley Inn 222 S. Broadway Ave. – Sun Valley Call the Sun Valley Resort at (800) 786-8259 or email reservations@sunvalley.com by Monday, September 1^st to take advantage of the negotiated lodging rates of $285 and $300/night plus 6% resort fee and 12% tax on Wednesday and Thursday nights. Be sure to mention “ISB 2025 Annual Estate Planning Conference.” Group rates will be honored three days prior and three days following the conference based upon availability. Lodging Deadline Monday, September 1st. There are a limited number of rooms available so book as soon as possible for the best options. MORE INFO LIVE EVENT: 2025 Fall New Attorney Program (Boise) 2025 Fall New Attorney Program Sponsored by the Idaho Law Foundation, Inc. Friday, September 26, 2025 8:00 am to 12:30 pm (MT) Boise Centre East 195 S. Capitol Blvd., Boise *In-Person Attendance Only* 4.0 CLE credits of which 1.0 is Ethics – NAC Approved Registration Fee: Standard Registration $120.00 Day of Registration $150.00 The New Attorney Program consists of an introduction on Idaho practice, procedure, and ethics. This course meets the CLE requirements of Idaho State Bar Commission Rule 402(f)(3). Participants must be admitted and sworn into the Idaho State Bar for this course to count toward the New Admittee CLE requirement. If a participant will not be sworn in on or by September 26, 2025, they will have to wait until May 2026 to take this course. * Agenda 8:00 am Lawyering Skills Moderator: Hon. Jessica M. Lorello – Idaho Court of Appeals James A. Cook – Administrative Office of the Courts Nathan A. Austin - Dean Law, PLLC Anne Henderson Haws, Holland & Hart, LLP Cheyenne M. House, J.R. Simplot Company 9:30 am Break 9:45 am Federal & State Judiciary Panel Hon. Debora K. Grasham – U.S. Magistrate Judge, District of Idaho Hon. Brent L. Whiting – District Judge, 3^rd Judicial District Hon. Laurie A. Fortier – Magistrate Judge, 4^th Judicial District 11:15 am Break 11:30 am Idaho Lawyer Assistance Program Mack Mayo – Paine Hamblen LLP MORE INFO LIVE EVENT: 2025 Family Law Conference (Coeur d'Alene) Sponsored by the Idaho State Bar Family Law Section Friday, October 10, 2025 & Saturday, October 11, 2025 Hampton Inn 1500 W Riverstone Dr. – Coeur d'Alene Lodging: Hampton Inn 1500 W Riverstone Dr. – Coeur d'Alene Reserve your rooms HERE by Tuesday, September 16^th to take advantage of the negotiated lodging rates. There are a limited number of rooms available so book as soon as possible for the best options. Lodging Deadline Tuesday, September 16th. MORE INFO LIVE EVENT: 2025 Family Law Conference (Coeur d'Alene) 2025 Family Law Conference Sponsored by the Idaho State Bar Family Law Section Friday, October 10 through Saturday, October 11, 2025 Friday, October 10, 2025 – 8:00 am – 6:30 pm (PT) Saturday, October 11, 2025 – 8:00 am – 12:30 pm (PT) Hampton Inn 1500 W Riverstone Dr. – Coeur d'Alene In-Person Attendance Only 10.0 CLE credits of which 1.0 is Ethics* Registration: Family Law Section Members: $375.00 Standard Registration / Non-Section Members: $400.00 Law Students: $225.00 Take advantage of the discounted registration and join the Section HERE. Conference Agenda Day 1 - Friday, October 10, 2025 8:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast 9:00 a.m. Coercive Control Tracee Parker, Coalition Ending Gender-Based Violence 10:00 a.m. Break - Sponsored by Soberlink 10:15 a.m. Redefining Family Law: Unbundling for Client Care and Lawyer Sanity AJ Skogerson, The Law Shop 12:15 p.m. Hosted Lunch - Sponsored by River's Edge Mediation 1:00 p.m. Intersection of Family Law and Immigration Denise Penton, Penton Law Offices PLLC 2:00 p.m. Ethics from a Judicial Perspective Hon. John T. Mitchell, 1^st Judicial Magistrate Court 3:00 p.m. Break - Sponsored by Our Family Wizard 3:15 p.m. Case Law Update Katie Meier, Cosho Humphrey 4:15 p.m. Judges Panel Hon. Destry W. Randles, 1^st Judicial Magistrate Court Hon. Diane M. Walker, 4^th Judicial District Magistrate 5:15 p.m. CLEs Conclude for the Day 5:15 p.m. Award of Distinction Presentation - Hosted Social At Vine & Olive Eatery and Wine Bar 6:30 p.m. Dinner On Your Own Day 2 - Saturday, October 11, 2025 8:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast 9:00 a.m. Is that Gold in Them There Hills? -- Crypto Victoria Fife, CCFI, CRC, CBIZ Forensic Consulting Group, LLC 10:00 a.m. Break 10:15 a.m. Idaho's Abortion Laws Explained Mary E. Shea, Merrill & Merrill, Chtd. 11:15 a.m. Break 11:30 a.m. Idaho's Abortion Laws Explained (cont'd) Q&A Mary E. Shea, Merrill & Merrill, Chtd. 12:30 p.m. CLE Concludes Lodging: Hampton Inn 1500 W Riverstone Dr. – Coeur d'Alene Reserve your rooms HERE by Tuesday, September 16^th to take advantage of the negotiated lodging rates. There are a limited number of rooms available so book as soon as possible for the best options. Lodging Deadline Tuesday, September 16th. MORE INFO LIVE EVENT: AI and Legal: Fundamentals & Practical Application (Boise/Zoom) AI and Legal: Fundamentals & Practical Application Sponsored by the Idaho State Bar Technology and Practice Management Section Tuesday, September 23, 2025 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm (MDT) The Arid Club 1137 W. River St. – Boise Zoom attendance available 1.0 CLE credits of which 0.5 is Ethics* Registration Fee: Technology and Practice Management Section Members FREE Standard Registration $35.00 Take advantage of the discounted registration and join the Section HERE. Join our newest practice section for their first CLE! Your attendance is free if you join the Section. Dixie A. Milliken, Micron Technology, Inc. will cover the fundamental and practical application of artificial intelligence (AI) and where it can be useful within the legal profession. She will touch on foundational AI terms, models, and prompt engineering for attorneys as well as some discussion on ethical considerations. * To those who registered for Zoom, a link will be sent the morning of Tuesday, September 23^rd. Agenda 4:00 pm CLE 5:00 pm Hosted Happy Hour 7:00 pm Event Concludes MORE INFO LIVE EVENT: Crafting Contracts: Ethical Issues for Drafters (Live Audio Streaming) Crafting Contracts: Ethical Issues for Drafters Sponsored by the Idaho Law Foundation, Inc. in partnership with Freestone and WebCredenza, Inc. October 1, 2025 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (MT) Live Audio Stream Only 1.0 Ethics credit* Registration Fee: $55.00 Negotiating, drafting and reviewing contracts are processes fraught with ethical issues. Negotiations sometimes require zealous advocacy, taking maximal positions; other times, they require delicacy and balance. Reviewing and drafting complex contracts is a similar ethical minefield. If you discover that the draft of a contract contains materially incorrect assumptions about the law but which will benefit your client, do you have the duty to disclose or correct the error? In the same way, if the contract contains faulty assumptions about material facts, must you disclose those faulty assumptions? And how do these rules apply when drafting a contract? This program will provide you with a real world guide to the ethics of negotiating, drafting and reviewing contracts. The law – when you know a counterparty has made faulty assumptions benefiting your client, must you say? The facts – when a counterparty makes faulty factual assumptions, must you correct? Ethics and rescission – are you ever ethically obligated to rescind or restate a contract? Ethics in negotiations – what’s the line between zealous representation and deception? MORE INFO LIVE EVENT: How Ethics Rules Apply to Lawyers Outside of Law Practice (Live Audio Streaming) How Ethics Rules Apply to Lawyers Outside of Law Practice Sponsored by the Idaho Law Foundation, Inc. in partnership with Freestone and WebCredenza, Inc. October 15, 2025 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (MT) Live Audio Stream Only 1.0 Ethics credit* Registration Fee: $55.00 Ethics rules are intended primarily to regulate lawyer acts when practicing law. But the rules do not always stop there. Lawyers can be held responsible and disciplined under ethics rules for things they do when acting outside of their practices. Lawyers may be disciplined under ethics rules for criminal conduct, including misdemeanors, entirely unrelated to their lawyerly conduct. They may be also be disciplined for any acts that involve dishonesty, misrepresentation, or any actions prejudicial to the judicial system. This program will provide you with a guide to circumstances in which ethics rules apply to lawyers when they act outside of law practice. Dishonesty and misrepresentation when a lawyer is acting as a non-lawyer Lawyers as business people – how counter-parties can allege ethical misconduct Self-representation – when lawyers represent themselves in litigation, who can they communicate with? Violations of law, including misdemeanors, as ethics violations Restrictions on lawyers’ ability to market themselves in non-lawyer roles MORE INFO LIVE EVENT: The Privilege: Exactly What Communications Between Attorney and Client are Protected? (Live Audio Streaming) The Privilege: Exactly What Communications Between Attorney and Client are Protected? Sponsored by the Idaho Law Foundation, Inc. in partnership with Freestone and WebCredenza, Inc. November 19, 2025 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (MT) Live Audio Stream Only 1.0 Ethics credit* Registration Fee: $55.00 Attorney-client privilege seems straightforward until you're faced with corporate clients, third-party communications, or discovery disputes that challenge its boundaries. This program cuts through the confusion with practical guidance on when privilege applies, how it can be waived, and what communications truly remain protected. Learn to safeguard confidential communications while avoiding privilege pitfalls that could expose sensitive client information. Identify the precise scope and limitations of attorney-client privilege Understand privilege in corporate settings and multi-party representations Learn when third-party presence destroys or preserves privilege protection Master common privilege waiver scenarios and how to avoid them Develop strategies for asserting and protecting privilege in litigation MORE INFO LIVE EVENT: The Top 10 Mistakes Young (and not so young) Lawyers Make in Civil Litigation (Boise/Zoom) The Top 10 Mistakes Young (and not so young) Lawyers Make in Civil Litigation (Boise/Zoom) Sponsored by the ISB Young Lawyers Section Tuesday, September 16, 2025 12:00 – 1:00 pm (MT) The Law Center 525 W Jefferson – Boise Zoom available 1.0 CLE credits Cost: Young Lawyer Section Members Free Non-Member Attorneys $20 Law Students $10 The ISB Young Lawyers Section would like to invite any non-section members who are interested to attend their September Section meeting. Judge Derrick O’Neill, Fourth District Judge will present a one-hour CLE on the top 10 mistakes in civil litigation from practicing attorneys. ISB Young Lawyer Section members may attend for free. To take advantage of member pricing, join the Young Lawyers Section by clicking HERE. NOTE: To be eligible for Standard Membership in the Young Lawyers Section, you must be under the age of 37 or admitted to ISB for less than 5 years. Lunch will be provided for all in-person attendees. This CLE will be presented via Zoom instead of being webcast. A link to the Zoom meeting will be sent the morning of September 16^th to those who have registered. MORE INFO LIVE REPLAY: 2025 Civil Litigation Ethics: Navigating New Challenges, Part 1 (Live Audio Streaming) 2025 Civil Litigation Ethics: Navigating New Challenges, Part 1* Sponsored by the Idaho Law Foundation, Inc. in partnership with Freestone and WebCredenza, Inc. October 8, 2025 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (MT) Live Audio Stream Only 1.0 Ethics credit* Registration Fee: $55.00 Please Note: If you received credit for this course for June 10, 2025 you will not be able to receive credit for attending this replay. This replay will count as live CLE credit. This annual ethics update will cover a wide range of ethical developments important to your civil litigation practice. The program will provide detailed coverage of developments in conflicts of interest in litigation, confidentiality and the attorney-client privilege, and drafting and negotiating settlement agreements. The program will feature its annual tour of the waterfront of technology issues in litigation practice. Please join for this annual program which will provide you with a lively discussion of ethical developments important to civil litigation practice. Day 1:* Ethics and technology in law practice review Ethics and settlement agreements Recent developments in conflicts of interest, part 1 Day 2: Ethics, evidence and witnesses Developments in confidentiality and preserving the attorney-client privilege Recent developments in conflicts of interest, part 2 MORE INFO LIVE REPLAY: 2025 Civil Litigation Ethics: Navigating New Challenges, Part 2 2025 Civil Litigation Ethics: Navigating New Challenges, Part 2 Sponsored by the Idaho Law Foundation, Inc. in partnership with Freestone and WebCredenza, Inc. October 9, 2025 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (MT) Live Audio Stream Only 1.0 Ethics credit* Registration Fee: $55.00 Please Note: If you received credit for this course for June 11, 2025 you will not be able to receive credit for attending this replay. This replay will count as live CLE credit. 2025 Civil Litigation Ethics: Navigating New Challenges, Part 1* Sponsored by the Idaho Law Foundation, Inc. in partnership with Freestone and WebCredenza, Inc. October 8, 2025 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (MT) Live Audio Stream Only 1.0 Ethics credit* Registration Fee: $55.00 Please Note: If you received credit for this course for June 10, 2025 you will not be able to receive credit for attending this replay. This replay will count as live CLE credit. This annual ethics update will cover a wide range of ethical developments important to your civil litigation practice. The program will provide detailed coverage of developments in conflicts of interest in litigation, confidentiality and the attorney-client privilege, and drafting and negotiating settlement agreements. The program will feature its annual tour of the waterfront of technology issues in litigation practice. Please join for this annual program which will provide you with a lively discussion of ethical developments important to civil litigation practice. Day 1:* Ethics and technology in law practice review Ethics and settlement agreements Recent developments in conflicts of interest, part 1 Day 2: Ethics, evidence and witnesses Developments in confidentiality and preserving the attorney-client privilege Recent developments in conflicts of interest, part 2 MORE INFO LIVE REPLAY: Lawyers Supervising Lawyers: Navigating Ethical Responsibilities (Live Audio Streaming) Lawyers Supervising Lawyers: Navigating Ethical Responsibilities Sponsored by the Idaho Law Foundation, Inc. in partnership with Freestone and WebCredenza, Inc. November 12, 2025 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (MT) Live Audio Stream Only 1.0 Ethics credit* Registration Fee: $55.00 Please Note: If you received credit for this course for July 31, 2025 you will not be able to receive credit for attending this replay. This replay will count as live CLE credit. Lawyers are not only responsible for their own ethical conduct and decision making but also for the ethical practice of lawyers they supervise. Whether it’s a partner supervising the work of an associate or the lead lawyer on a case supervising a group of partners and associates, the supervising lawyer has responsibilities to ensure that the lawyers he or she is supervising are ethically compliant. When subordinate lawyers violate ethics rules, supervising lawyers are potentially liable for that misconduct. This program will provide you with a guide to ethical issues when lawyers supervise other lawyers and non-lawyer support staff. Standards for ensuring compliance by subordinate attorneys and potential liability when they act improperly Lawyer supervision of paralegals and other non-lawyer staff Responsibilities of subordinate lawyers who rely on judgment of supervising lawyers Special issues involved in billing the work of subordinate and co-counsel attorneys, and paralegals In-house counsel of outside counsel MORE INFO LIVE REPLAY: Shared Spaces: Ethics of Remote and Virtual Law Offices (Live Audio Streaming) Shared Spaces: Ethics of Remote and Virtual Law Offices* Sponsored by the Idaho Law Foundation, Inc. in partnership with Freestone and WebCredenza, Inc. October 2, 2025 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (MT) Live Audio Stream Only 1.0 Ethics credit* Registration Fee: $55.00 *Please Note: If you received credit for this course for May 30, 2025 you will not be able to receive credit for attending this replay. This replay will count as live CLE credit. Technology allows lawyers far more flexibility to practice law than ever before. Lawyers can work in shared offices, splitting expenses with other small firms or solo practitioners. They can work remotely, from home or virtually anywhere, with basic computer and networking technology. But all these innovations come with ethics traps. These include issues of communications and confidentiality, supervising outsourced worked, multijurisdictional practice, and managing all the technology used to practice law from home. This program will provide you with a practical guide to ethical issues when working from home or anywhere but a traditional office. Disclosure to clients of virtual nature of law office Duty of competence as a duty to understand technology Electronic communications, confidentiality, and ethical risks in virtual law offices How Web sites and a “virtual” presence implicate multijurisdictional practice issues Outsourcing work to paralegal services, including fee sharing issues MORE INFO
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