Sprout Education

The October 27 webcast will help law firm owners and managing partners develop leadership, reduce founder dependency, and build sustainable practices that can thrive beyond their current leadership.

The Cyber Secure Lawyer webcast will examine ransomware, AI-related threats, data privacy, and law firms' professional responsibilities for protecting confidential client information.

Attorney Credits announces a new on-demand CLE with Molly Siems Cavanaugh and Snigdha Kumar examining money transmitter licensing, cryptocurrency regulation, enforcement actions, and emerging compliance strategies.

Attorney Credits announces a new on-demand CLE with Alex Gertsburg exploring exit planning, succession strategies, valuation, and ethical considerations to help attorneys protect their legacy and financial future.

Attorney Credits announces a new on-demand CLE with Zachary B. Pyers examining liability, insurance coverage, and emerging litigation issues in rideshare and delivery driver accident cases.

Attorney Credits announces a new on-demand CLE with Kristi Zentner and Heather Marx, exploring high-stakes contract clauses, negotiation strategies, and drafting techniques to reduce risk and prevent disputes.

Attorney Credits announces a new on-demand CLE with Rachel V. Rose, JD, MBA, examining cybersecurity, ransomware, AI risks, and evolving legal standards for data protection, compliance, and incident response.

Attorney Credits introduces a new on-demand CLE with Brian S. Quinn, Esq., examining how perfectionism, imposter syndrome, and stigma impact lawyer well-being—and offering practical strategies and confidential resources for support.

Attorney Credits announces a new on-demand CLE with nationally recognized tax attorney Sam Brotman, examining ERC compliance, IRS enforcement trends, and litigation strategies for resolving disputed claims.

Attorney Credits announces a new on-demand CLE with Olha Bodnar, guiding attorneys through ethical digital marketing, Local SEO, and AI-driven search strategies while remaining compliant with ABA Model Rules 7.1–7.3.