2019 Season of Thanks CLE Bundling Package – Ends Dec. 15

Posted on November 19, 2019 | updated: December 16, 2019

2019 Year End Season of Thanks CLE Bundling Package

Offered by the Idaho Law Foundation, Inc. and Abila

LIMITED TIME OFFER – November 20th through December 15th
10.0 CLE credits (self-study) for only $200.00
Idaho Programs! Idaho MCLE Approved! Presented in Idaho!

With the start of the season of thanks and the end of the year fast approaching, the Idaho Law Foundation, Inc. and Abila would like to assist you in getting self-study credits. Between November 20th and December 15th, you may purchase the Year End Season of Thanks Bundling Package, which includes 10.0 CLE credits for only $200! You will be given 90 days to make your program selections, with an additional 90 days following your selection to view each program. By selecting online, on-demand streaming, you will have the convenience to watch whenever and wherever you like!

As part of the bundling package, we are pleased to offer the following programs presented by high caliber, knowledgeable legal professionals including 2019 ISB Annual Meeting CLE Sessions:

Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities – You and Your Client (2019) – 1.5 CLE credits of which .75 is Ethics
2019 Lessons from the Masters – 1.5 CLE credits of which .5 is Ethics credits / NAC Approved
Clearing Barriers to Military Legal Readiness (2019) – 1.5 CLE credits of which .75 are Ethics credits
A View from the Appellate Bench in Idaho (2019) – 1.5 CLE credits / NAC Approved
Technology and a New Generation: How Progress Affects Professional Responsibility (2019) – 2.0 Ethics credits / NAC Approved
Can I Get This Tweet Admitted? Evidentiary Issues in the Digital Age (2019) – 2.0 CLE credits / NAC Approved
Handling Your First or Next Adoption Case (2017) – 2.0 CLE credits / NAC Approved
Handling Your First or Next Divorce Case (2018) – 1.75 CLE credits / NAC Approved
Handling Your First or Next Workers Compensation Case (2017) – 2.0 CLE credits / NAC Approved
Handling Your First or Next Construction Law Case (2018) – 2.0 CLE credits / NAC Approved
2018 Annual Flagship CLE – Legal Malpractice Coverage (2018) – 4.0 CLE credits of which 2.0 is Ethics
2017 Annual Flagship CLE – Law Practice Management: A Mini-MBA for Legal Practitioners (2017) – 3.75 CLE credits of which 0.5 is Ethics
2018 Lessons from the Masters (2018) – 1.5 CLE credits of which 0.5 is Ethics / NAC Approved
Ethics and Practical Issues in Dealing with Persons with a Developmental Disability (2017) – 1.5 CLE credits of which 0.75 is Ethics / NAC Approved
How Immigration Law Affects Your Law Practice (2017) – 2.0 CLE credits
Judicial Independence and Integrity in These Hyper-Partisan Times (2017) – 1.75 CLE credits of which 0.5 is Ethics
LGBTQ and the #MeToo Movement: The Modern Civil Rights Movement (2018) – 2.0 CLE credits of which 0.25 is Ethics
Recent Updates on Parental Rights: From Rotating Custody to Same-Sex Couples (2017) – 1.0 CLE credits
Understanding the Needs of the Military Population in the Criminal Justice System (2017) – 2.0 CLE credits of which 0.25 is Ethics / NAC Approved
2018 Charitable Tax Update (2018) – 1.5 CLE credits
Arbitration Law and Practice (2018) – 1.75 CLE credits
How to Settle Any Case Using Mediation: Insights from the Mediators’ Perspective (2018) – 1.25 CLE credits
Everything a Lawyer Needs to Know About Appeal Bonds (2018) – 1.25 CLE credits / NAC Approved
Changing Perspective: How I Would Approach an Appeal Today (2017) – 0.75 CLE credits / NAC Approved

Please Note: You will not be eligible to receive additional credit for the CLEs listed above you have attended or watched in the past. No refunds will be provided. No extensions will be awarded. All sales are final.

Your support of Idaho Law Foundation CLE programming provides the necessary resources to fulfill the Foundation’s goal of enriching the public’s understanding of and respect for the law and legal system.

To take advantage of this great offer, select: 2019 YEAR END SEASON OF THANKS BUNDLING PACKAGE – ENDS DECEMBER 15!

2020 Licensing Packets Have Been Mailed

Posted on November 15, 2019 | updated: January 30, 2020

2020 licensing packets have been mailed. Please watch for your packet in the mail. If you have not received your licensing packet by Wednesday December 11, Please contact the Licensing Department at 208-334-4500. Information on how to complete your licensing online can be found here.

2019 Roadshow Schedule & RSVP Info

Posted on November 6, 2019 | updated: November 15, 2019

Fourth District Family Law Judges Brown Bag CLE – Dec. 6

Posted on November 6, 2019 | updated: December 6, 2019

Law Student Wellness Fair in Boise – Nov. 7

Posted on October 23, 2019 | updated: November 8, 2019

All Students for All Schools Invited to Attend

Attorneys Against Hunger Benefiting the Idaho Food Bank -Nov. 21

Posted on October 22, 2019 | updated: November 25, 2019

Join the Young Lawyers Section for their annual evening of networking and socializing to kick-off the holiday season and benefit the less fortunate through the Idaho Food Bank.

Last Mobile Monday Session is November 25!

Posted on October 17, 2019 | updated: November 26, 2019

Mondays in November – via teleseminar
12:00 – 1:00 p.m. (MT) / 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (PT)
1.0 CLE Credit per session
$35.00 per session

Join the Idaho Law Foundation every Monday in November for the Mobile Monday CLE Series. The series provides an outlet for distinguished Idaho practitioners and jurists to present an array of diverse topics. The convenience of joining from your computer, mobile device or toll-free teleconferencing allows attorneys to participate regardless of their hectic schedules or location. Traveling? No problem – join us from the hotel lobby or airport lounge. All you need is a telephone and one hour to experience this continuing legal education opportunity.

You may purchase individual sessions by clicking on the course links below.

Monday, November 25: Considerations for Attorneys Serving on Nonprofit Boards – Cathy R. Silak, Hawley Troxell Ennis & Hawley, LLP – NAC – .5 Ethics

Your support of the Idaho Law Foundation CLE programming provides the necessary resources to fulfill the Foundation’s goal of enriching the public’s understanding of and respect for the law and legal system.

Essayists Needed for “Democracy Evolved: The Future of American Elections” -Deadline Nov. 20

Posted on October 16, 2019 | updated: November 20, 2019

The University of Idaho College of Law Idaho Law Review is pleased to announce a Call for Papers for a special symposium volume entitled “Democracy Evolved: The Future of American Elections.”

Select essays from this symposium volume will be presented at a symposium conference co-sponsored by the Idaho Law Review and the University of Idaho’s James A. and Louise McClure Center for Public Policy Research.

We invite submissions in the form of a short essay, 5 to 15 manuscript pages in length, that engage the following thought-experiment.

In 1870, the 15th Amendment was ratified, formally prohibiting vote denial on the basis of race. In 1920, the 19th Amendment was ratified, prohibiting vote denial on the basis of sex. In the 1960s, the Supreme Court established the one-person-one-vote-principle and Congress enacted the Voting Rights Act. In 2000, the Supreme Court decided the presidential election in Bush v. Gore. In 2016, the country experienced one of the most controversial and polarizing elections in modern history. On the eve of the 2020 election, we examine American democracy and ask: where are we now, and where might we be – 4 years, 20 years, 50 years, 100 years, or even 150 years from now?

Your submission can focus on any aspect of the American electoral system and adopt any time horizon. Our goal is to facilitate a robust discussion addressing a range of issues concerning national, state, and local elections and reflecting a diversity of viewpoints from across the political and ideological spectrum. We encourage authors to “think big” and offer bold new visions of electoral rules and institutions that illuminate the national debate at this critical moment in the evolution of American democracy.

We plan to publish a rich collection of essays in our symposium volume and invite some authors to present their essays at the symposium conference on Friday, April 3, 2020 at the Idaho State Capitol in Boise, Idaho.

If you are interested in participating, please submit a one-page abstract of your proposed essay to Sydney Sears, Chief Symposium Editor, sear8303@vandals.uidaho.edu, and Audrey Thorne, Symposium Editor, thor9144@vandals.uidaho.edu as soon as possible, but no later than November 20, 2019.

Idaho Supreme Court Order adopting Resolution Designating Idaho Pro Bono Week 2019

Posted on October 10, 2019 | updated: October 28, 2019

Free Web Event – Planning for Positive Change: Strategies for Wellness and Well-Being – Dec. 9

Posted on October 9, 2019 | updated: December 9, 2019

The Arizona State Bar and Supreme Court have invited our members to participate in a FREE 3-part series on navigating through the wellness and well-being challenges that face lawyers today. These classes are available via webcast from the Arizona Bar. Part 3 will take place on December 9th.

Details are on the flyer below.

Registration is available to watch individually or as a group via the Arizona State Bar.

October 21 – Part 1: I Can Stop Anytime: Substance Use Disorder, Addiction and the Opioid Crisis – 11:00 – 12:15 MT
November 12 – Part 2: We Can’t Go On This Way: Lawyer Depression, Anxiety and Suicide – 10:00 – 11:15 MT
December 9 – Part 3: Planning for Positive Change: Strategies for Wellness and Well-Being – 10:00 – 11:15 MT