CART: CLE Events
Upcoming Events
2/27/2019
[Austin] Resilience Training: Performance and Interpersonal Management Skills for a Better Practice and a Better Life
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1/29/2020
[Austin] Loose Lips: An Overview on Defamation Law
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1/30/2020
[Webinar] Oil, Gas, and Mineral Leases: How to Protect Your Property
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2/4/2020
[Webinar] Navigating the Path to Citizenship
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2/6/2020
[Webinar] Challenges in E-Discovery
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2/12/2020
[Webinar] Post-Judgment Turnover Receiverships
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2/13/2020
[Dallas] Dodging Documentation Disasters: From Hiring to Firing, Strategies for Improving Record Keeping to Support
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2/14/2020
[Austin] 6th Annual Full Day CLE Seminar
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2/29/2020
[El Paso] Spring Legal Boot Camp!
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2/29/2020
[Edinburg] Mandatory Ethics Seminar
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3/5/2020
[Baltimore] Council of Parents Attorneys and Advocates 22nd Annual Conference
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Paralegal Division News
Membership Pro-Rated Dues Period Begins December 1
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2020 Even Numbered Director Nominations Will Begin Soon
2020 Even Numbered Director Nominations Will Begin Soon More »
EXCEPTIONAL PRO BONO SERVICE AWARD
Exceptional Pro Bono Service Award nominations are being accepted. More »
Paralegal Ethics Handbook
The Paralegal Ethics Handbook, 2018 Edition is a resource for all paralegals that addresses ethical considerations for 17
practice areas, as well as considerations for in-house, corporate, freelance, administrative, governmental, and regulatory law
paralegals. The Handbook is also an important reference for paralegal students and educators.
Learn more about the handbook and
how to order it.
The Handbook includes:
- Examines topics such as defining ethics, ethical obligations, and remaining ethical
- Addresses ethical considerations for e-filing, e-discovery, and technology
- Provides resources for state information and paralegal association ethics cannons, plus related information
- Contains rules and regulations for all 50 states and Washington, D.C
- Explains how to determine whether an action may be an ethical violation
