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Dec
14
2:30 PM14:30

Legal Tech Institute: The Evolution of Tech Competence

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Speaker: Heather Holmes, Education & Engagement Law Librarian, Harris County Robert W. Hainsworth Law Library 

Program Description: Speaker will cover legal technology requirements for practicing Texas attorneys and will also explore in general why and how proficiency in legal tech -- especially for solo or small firm practitioners -- is an essential part of improving one's practice. The presentation will focus on the changing nature of legal practice due to advances in technology and the wide variety of practice management solutions that exist to help automate routine tasks and streamline overall workflow. Cautionary tales about the pitfalls of misusing technology will round out the session.

Cost: Free

Where: This course will be offered both in person at the Law Library and online via GoToWebinar. When registering, there is no need to specify your attendance choice. The link below allows registration for both in person and virtual attendance.

Total CLE Hours: 1.0 (0 Ethics)
Accredited by the State Bar of Texas (accreditation valid through 7/31/2024)

Please Note: This course was originally offered on August 10, 2023. The State Bar of Texas CLE course number will be the same for this repeat presentation and can be submitted only once for credit.

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Nov
30
2:30 PM14:30

Legal Tech Institute: Legal Tech for Everyone

 

Speaker: Elizabeth Rendon, Assistant Law Librarian, Harris County Robert W. Hainsworth Law Library

Program Description: This presentation is open to self-represented litigants and is designed for those wanting to develop basic Internet research skills. Speaker will provide an overview of freely available websites for accessing online sources of forms and legal information. The course will explore resources available for free from the Harris County Robert W. Hainsworth Law Library, the Texas Legislative Reference Library, the Texas State law Library, and various government websites.

This CLE course was previously offered June 29th and August 24th.

Cost: Free

Where: Virtual via GoToWebinar

Total CLE Hours: 1.0 (0 Ethics)
Accredited by the State Bar of Texas (accreditation valid through 5/31/2024)

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Oct
31
2:30 PM14:30

Legal Tech Institute: Hack Your Legal Research with BOO-lean Operators, Terms, and Connectors

 

Speaker: Heather Holmes, Education & Engagement Law Librarian, Harris County Robert W. Hainsworth Law Library

Program Description: Presenter will identify legal research hacks using Boolean logic tools. Learning objectives include improved search outcomes in popular legal research databases, increased efficiency in locating the best results for specific research needs, and better proficiency in building structured search queries with terms, connectors, and operators. 

Cost: Free

Where: Virtual via GoToWebinar

Total CLE Hours: 1.0 (0 Ethics)
Accredited by the State Bar of Texas (accreditation valid through 9/30/2024)

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Oct
19
2:30 PM14:30

Legal Tech Institute: Social Media for Lawyers

 

Speaker: Sophie Pham, Digital Outreach Law Librarian, Harris County Robert W. Hainsworth Law Library

Program Description: Speaker will discuss the importance of using social media for brand awareness. Included will be tips for engaging audiences, expanding reach, and growing one’s presence online using a variety of social media platforms and tools designed for law firms and lawyers. The session will conclude with tips on maintaining a professional and trustworthy image via social media. 

Cost: Free

Where: Virtual via GoToWebinar

Total CLE Hours: 1.0 (0 Ethics)
Accredited by the State Bar of Texas (accreditation valid through 9/30/2024)

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Oct
5
2:30 PM14:30

Legal Tech Institute - Digital Literacy for Legal Work: Evaluating Information to Bridge the Justice Gap

 

Speaker: Heather Holmes, Education & Engagement Law Librarian, Harris County Robert W. Hainsworth Law Library

Program Description: In the practice of law, access to reliable information is essential. Legal authority must be valid, vetted, and verifiable. This presentation will identify the hallmarks of misinformation and provide strategies for evaluating legal resources in print and online. Presented by MLS-degreed library staff, this session will offer a perspective based on the values of access and accountability, as well as openness and privacy. Presenter will emphasize accurate legal information as a public good and as a tool for increasing access to justice. 

Cost: Free

Where: Virtual via GoToWebinar

Total CLE Hours: 1.0 (0 Ethics)
Accredited by the State Bar of Texas (accreditation valid through 9/30/2024)

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Sep
21
2:30 PM14:30

Legal Tech Institute: Digital Privacy and Cybersecurity Basics for Lawyers

 

Speaker: Kayla Smith, Assistant Law Librarian, Harris County Robert W. Hainsworth Law Library

Program Description: Speaker will cover common cybersecurity and digital privacy threats that attorneys should be aware of and keep in mind, especially when handling sensitive client information. Speaker will also explore ways in which attorneys can keep their law practice safe and protected from these threats. The session will end with a brief overview of upcoming technology that attorneys should stay aware of. 

Cost: Free

Where: Virtual via GoToWebinar

Total CLE Hours: 1.0 (0 Ethics)
Accredited by the State Bar of Texas (accreditation valid through 8/31/2024)

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Aug
24
2:30 PM14:30

Legal Tech Institute: Free Legal Tech for Everyone

 

Speaker: Elizabeth Martinez, Assistant Law Librarian, Harris County Robert W. Hainsworth Law Library

Program Description: Designed for those wanting to develop basic internet research skills. Speaker will provide an overview of freely available websites for accessing online sources of forms and legal information. The course will explore resources available for free from the Harris County Robert W. Hainsworth Law Library, the Texas Legislative Reference Library, the Texas State Law Library, and various government websites. This presentation is open to self-represented litigants.

Cost: Free

Where: Virtual via GoToWebinar

Total CLE Hours: 1.0 (0 Ethics)
Accredited by the State Bar of Texas (accreditation valid through 5/31/2024)

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