How To Series Telephone Seminars

The MoBarCLE How To Series is 12 dynamic programs focusing on the basic skills every attorney needs.  These programs are an easy, convenient way to expand your practice.  Pick your area of practice, or explore a new one!  These seminars are designed to help you gain the edge in any practice area.

Each seminar qualifies for 2.4 MCLE hours.  They do not qualify for Kansas credit.

Each seminar is from 12 noon to 2 p.m. Central Time.

How To Series
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Civil Motion Practice - May 21, 2008
Whether you are a new associate assigned to cover motion dockets for your firm, or a sole practitioner fighting your own motion battles, arming yourself with the right tools and information is essential for a successful motion practice. This program is designed to provide the basics you need.

Immigration - June 18, 2008
Immigration law is a growing specialty, but its impact extends to other practice areas. The non-immigration law attorney will benefit from this overview of the fundamentals of U.S. immigration law. Get updates on recent changes in immigration law and procedures, and examine crucial issues that can affect your citizen and noncitizen clients.

Mechanics’ Liens - July 16, 2008
Mechanics liens can be powerful collection tools. Learn how to create, perfect, and enforce a mechanics’ lien. Examine the various defenses your client may have to that type of lien. This practical course will also highlight waivers, releases, and assignments of the lien.

Mental Health Solutions - August 20, 2008
This unique program will provide you with effective solutions when representing clients with mental health issues. Learn what testing, treatment, and resources are available. Explore the ethical and practical
challenges attorneys face when communicating with, and acting as, legal advocates for clients with mental health issues.

Nursing Home - September 10, 2008
With over 1.5 million elderly and dependent adults living in nursing homes around the country, abuse and neglect has become a widespread problem. Join our faculty as they share their expertise and
knowledge of litigating nursing home cases.

Represent a Client in the Juvenile Criminal Justice System - October 15, 2008
In the juvenile criminal justice system, what rights does the accused have? What are the rights and responsibilities of the parent or guardian? Are there special procedures for custody, detention and hearing? Attend this new How to Series program and get the basics on what it takes to represent a client in the juvenile criminal justice system.

Jury Instructions - November 19, 2008
In Missouri, it is mandatory that attorneys use Missouri Approved Instructions (MAI) in any case where those approved instructions apply.
This program will provide essential information necessary to locate and use the appropriate MAI. Get tips for when and how to modify an existing MAI or draft a proper non-MAI instruction.

DWI-DUI - December 10, 2008
State and local law enforcement officials are getting tougher on DWI/DUI defendants. In this basic seminar, you will learn from expert criminal defense attorneys, ways to arm yourself with practical knowledge to
successfully represent your client on charges of driving while intoxicated (DWI) and driving while under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol
(DUI).

After the Live Telephone Broadcast, look for these programs on CLEtoGo and On Demand at www.mobar.org. Pre-recorded programs qualify for up to 6 MCLE hours of self-study credits.

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4 Easy Ways to Register

Register online. If you can't participate in the telephone seminars but are wanting printed course materials and/or an audio CD, please use one of the registration options below.

Register by phone:
Toll-free at 1-888-253-6013 or 573-635-4128.

Register by fax:
Fax your registration to 573-659-8931. Please include your MasterCard, VISA, Discover, or American Express information.

Register by mail:
Send the completed registration form with payment to The Missouri Bar, CLE Department, P.O. Box 119, Jefferson City, MO 65102-0119.

Note: Please make payment by check, credit card or debit card. The Missouri Bar does NOT accept cash.