CLE directory

Article Abstract:

The National Law Journal gives a late 1993 directory of major continuing legal education (CLE) programs conducted throughout the US. First is an alphabetical list of organizations presenting the programs with their addresses and telephone numbers. The bulk of the directory is a subject listing of CLE programs followed by chronological lists of CLE offerings on the subject with place offered, sponsors, topics discussed and person to contact.

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New interactive videos can enhance continuing legal education plans; players are able to test their trial skills and legal knowledge

Article Abstract:

Some law firms are exploring the application of technology to continuing legal education. Possibilities in this area include interactive videos allowing lawyers to hone trial skills in simulated situations and Negotiator Pro, which helps lawyers develop a negotiation plan for a case they are involved with. Technology like Negotiator Pro may prove more popular due to its instant utility.

Usage, Interactive video systems

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