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: Ernie the Attorney

Now available: online CLE course on paperless lawyering (Ethics hour included)

By Ernie the Attorney

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Effective today, you can watch the video that Dane Ciolino and I created on Paperless Lawyering 101 and get an hour of CLE credit (Louisiana only).  The video qualifies for the Ethics hour, so if you need that then head on over to this link.  We'll be adding another video called Paperless Lawyering 102 in a few days. We'll actually, it's up there now but we haven't formally gotten approval from the MCLE committee yet.

The nice thing about these videos is that you can watch them for free, as many times as you want.  We only charge if you are seeking CLE credit.  And, to re-iterate, we can only offer credit in Louisiana.

Full post as published by Ernie the Attorney on December 14, 2009 (boomark / email).

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