Below is a list of all available CPE videos with the year they were recorded. 

EACH SESSION IS APPROVED FOR ONE HOUR OF CPE.

Click on the video and you will be taken to the registration page for that video.  Once you register and pay, you will receive a confirmation page and email with a link to the video and the access code. 

Use the link to access the video.  Enter the access code.  If correct, you will then be able to view the video.   You must watch the entire video for the code words prompt to appear.  Each video has two code words.  Note those words as they appear and in the order they appear.  You will need to enter those words (Enter Code Words) after watching the video in order to get CPE credit.

When you enter the code words correctly, your certificate will automatically generate.  You will receive it via email and it can also be accessed in your profile under "my certificates" on the video replay page (not our main website). You will receive one certificate for each video.

***You must watch THE ENTIRE video***  Even if you saw both words, you have to watch 100% for your certificate to generate. 

Having technical issues?  Did you enter the words correctly?  Did you watch the ENTIRE video?  Try a different browser (the videos seems to prefer Chrome)? At work - try it at home? If none of that works, email us.

IF this is your first time watching our videos on our new site, please watch this short video that will walk you through what to expect.

2015 SEMINAR

• Contracts 101

• Liens & Subrogation in Personal Injury

• The More Things Change: The State of Legal Writing in 2017
• Cyber Crime and Wire Fraud
• Sales and Marketing Law
• Social Security Disability – What a Paralegal Can Do
• Ethics, Lies and Videotape:  Chevron v. Donziger  (ETHICS)

• Adoption
• Changes in POA Laws
• Cyber Fraud
• E-Closings and E-Notary

• Law Office Administration
• Basics of Guardianship Proceedings
• Storytelling in Family Law
• Business Law – Corporate Purchases and Sales
• Criminal Law – Out of Court Consequences
• Copyright & Trademark
• Data Protection
• Immigration Law for Paralegals – Staying Afloat in a Sea of Change
• Ethics – Follow the Ethical Brick Road  (ETHICS)

• Finding People, Places and Things on the Internet
• Understanding Estate and Heirs in the Intestate Probate Process
• Surveys
• View From The Bench: How To Present Your Case
• Ethics in the Post-Corona Age (ETHICS)
• Trial Preparation with COVID Considerations
• 5th and 14th Amendment Practice

• Bracketology: Using Conditional Offers at Mediation
• Ethics and the Law I (ETHICS)
• Safeguarding Today's Busy Law Firm: Tricks, Traps & Trends
• Why the State Bar Matters to Paralegals  
• The Changing Landscape of US Privacy Law 
• Using Technology to Simplify Excel and PDF                                                       

• Restraints of Trade: The World of Employment Restrictive Covenants
• Subpoenas: What Are You Scared of

• Supervisor and Supervisee Relationship: How to Manage Up

• Ethics and the Law II (ETHICS)

• Help! – Give Me the Right Tools

• No Escape from the HOA

• Productivity Hacks and Tech Tips to Get Things Done

• The Many Flavors of Notarization in NC                                               

• Ethics:  Steering Clear of Ethical Quicksand  (ETHICS)
• The Brewing Battle Between AirB&B and Local Government
• Expungements:  Second Chances are Real
• Jurisprudence and How Judges Rule on Cases
• What Every Paralegal Should Know About Artificial Intelligence
• Bankruptcy Law:  What Every Paralegal Should Know
• Embracing the Rainbow: Representing LGBTIA+ Clients
• Odyssey and eCourts Portal:  Rollout, Implementation and Searching

• How Paralegals Can Lead with Ethical AI Innovation  (ETHICS)
• Basics of a 1031 Transaction
• Collaborative Law in North Carolina: A Firm-Wide Commitment to Amicable Resolutions
• Below the Horizon: Using Deep Web Search Engines for Litigation Support
• Administering Medicaid Estates
• Accident Reconstruction for Legal Professionals: A Crash Course
• Intellectual Property Enforcement
• Current Paralegal Trends

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