MCLE ThisWeek Podcast Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE │ New England)

Properly framing an employment case is essential for employees and their counsel who wish to protect the employee’s rights and interests during or after the employee-employer relationship. This requires an understanding of, among other things, the essential elements of the underlying claims, the evidence needed to support each claim, the applicable burden of proof at each stage of the case, and the applicable statute of limitations.

Navigating the complex world of taxes and business structures is essential for attorneys serving entrepreneurs and business owners.

In every practice, the ability to anticipate and comprehend the important legal issues of the day is grounded in an understanding of foundational cases and an appreciation of trending authority.

Up-and-coming trial lawyers now need to find new and creative ways to acquire the knowledge and skill required to be ready for the courtroom.

The interplay between inheritance, trusts, and divorce raises a series of issues every estate planning and family law attorneys must be prepared to address.

Although only a small percentage of divorce cases are actually tried to conclusion, successful domestic relations practitioners must be prepared to try cases or successfully negotiate a settlement in the process.