Hot Topics and Emerging Challenges in Charity Care Regulation
This presentation will provide a review of states’ efforts to regulate non-profit hospitals’ compliance with financial assistance and medical debt collection laws.
note: This content requires site login.
2026 Election Security: Front-Line Insights for Attorney General Offices
With the 2026 election cycle underway, state election officials are building on months of proactive preparation to safeguard the integrity of the vote.
note: This content requires site login.
Objections Unlocked Part II: Real-World Practice and Execution
This session focuses on objections in practice using common real world examples attorneys encounter in hearings and trials.
note: This content requires site login.
Why eDiscovery Matters for the Attorney General Community: Getting Started & Building Confidence
This session marks the first episode in our eDiscovery webinar series for attorneys general offices. eDiscovery is no longer limited to large or complex cases and is now part of everyday litigation.
note: This content requires site login.
2025-2026 Employment Law Updates
Pam Howland, an employment law expert, will present an overview of the sweeping changes in employment law that affect employers and employees.
note: This content requires site login.
AI Legal Research Tools, Pt. 2 | Westlaw Precision with CoCounsel
This session explores Westlaw Precision with CoCounsel’s AI-driven features for legal research and analysis.
note: This content requires site login.
The Trial Starts Here: Jury Selection in Criminal Cases
Jury selection is often the most overlooked and most consequential phase of a criminal trial. The Trial Starts Here: Jury Selection in Criminal Cases explores how effective voir dire sets the foundation for every phase of trial.
note: This content requires site login.
Antitrust: The Ever-Changing Landscape of Intercollegiate Athletics
This webinar will focus on recent legal developments in intercollegiate athletics. This past summer, a settlement agreement resolving three separate antitrust cases (Hubbard v. NCAA, House v. NCAA, and Carter v. NCAA) and over a decade of related litigation went into effect.
note: This content requires site login.
“Call me ‘Ishmael’”: Utilizing Creative Writing Techniques for Interesting and Powerful Legal Prose
This webinar will focus on improving legal writing by incorporating creative writing techniques that are beneficial for many professionals in attorney general offices.
note: This content requires site login.
Sleuthing in Cyberspace: Navigating Online Investigations
Investigators, paralegals, complaint specialists, and attorneys will learn how to utilize resources to help locate people, determine website ownership, and find contact, background, and business information.
note: This content requires site login.
