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Advantage CLE Series 2025

December 2-11, 2025

December 2, 2025

12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. CT

Take advantage of this opportunity to scoop up a portion of your CLE credits. Spencer Fane will offer four 60-minute webinars on Tuesdays and Thursdays during the first two weeks in December, including Ethics credits.

All sessions showcase the Spencer Fane advantage through topics curated to offer broad appeal to corporate counsel across a variety of industries. Utilizing knowledge from their wide range of practice groups, our Spencer Fane attorneys are here to help you check this off your to-do list while also sharing insights that are a value to your business.

Ethical Traps When Using Artificial Intelligence

December 2, 2025

With the proliferation of generative artificial intelligence, lawyers must be aware of its ethical perils. Keith Call addresses several Model Rules of Professional Conduct and how lawyers can avoid ethical traps when tapping into the power of AI.

From Panic to Protocol: What to Do When the Claim Hits the Fan

December 4, 2025

This seminar equips attorneys with practical, strategic, and timely approaches to managing injury and damage claims from the moment the phone rings. Participants learn how to triage incoming claims, assess liability exposure, preserve evidence, and communicate effectively with clients, insurers, and opposing counsel. Through real-world scenarios and interactive discussions attendees gain tools to:

  • Quickly evaluate the nature and severity of a claim
  • Implement early case management protocols
  • Navigate ethical considerations and client expectations
  • Coordinate with insurers and internal stakeholders
  • Prepare for litigation or resolution strategies

Whether you’re part of a litigation team or advising clients externally, this seminar will help you turn reactive moments into proactive legal wins – with a touch of humor and a lot of actionable advice.

My Deal (Business, Financial, Real Estate, and Others) Has Environmental Risks?!

December 9, 2025

Today’s landscape of potential environmental risks is changing rapidly and you need to be able to both identify and manage those risks within a wide variety of business, financial, and real estate transactions. For example, not all environmental liability concerns are resolved by obtaining a “clean” Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) report. This webinar reminds you of the legal requirements you must follow to get and keep the benefits of a compliant Phase I ESA. We explore other environmental risks that may be inherent in your deal, along with what steps you can take to manage or avoid their consequences.

Litigation Holds: Best Practices

December 11, 2025

Defensible preservation and litigation hold practices are critical to ensure accessibility and management of relevant data when there are administrative, governmental, or legal proceedings pending or anticipated, and avoid consequences such as the questioning of the integrity of data sources or worse, potential sanctions for spoliation. To properly implement and manage a litigation hold, businesses must act quickly, communicate with custodians clearly, and take steps to ensure that relevant hard-copy information, electronically stored information (ESI), and other data sources are preserved in a timely manner. In this CLE, we discuss: i) best practices for implementing litigation holds (pre and post litigation), including the contents of the litigation hold; ii) modification of litigation holds, including inflection points that would require a re-assessment of the initial litigation hold; and iii) release of the litigation hold.ture, jurisdiction, and procedural rules, as well as important considerations for businesses and their legal counsel.

While sessions are recorded and available for 30 days, many states have restrictions regarding on-demand sessions. Our recordings do not meet all state requirements. To receive credits for on-demand viewing would require self-submission to your state bar and thorough understanding of that state’s requirements.

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