CLEs

The Allegheny County Law Library is now offering remote access, asynchronous CLEs. The following CLEs  are available at this time: Pennsylvania Legal Research 2 Substantive credits Pennsylvania Legal Ethics 1 […]

During this course, you will learn how to locate relevant briefs, pleadings, motions, dockets, jury verdicts, settlements, expert materials, and comprehensive reports most efficiently on experts, judges, and opposing counsel […]

This course builds upon and expands legal research skills using Westlaw to delve into criminal law content sets of law. The focus will be finding case law, statutes, regulations, and […]

Secondary sources are vital legal tools that provide essential guidance and analysis in every area of the law. Often using Secondary Sources is the best place to start your research. […]

Learn how to conduct legislative history research on Westlaw for a specific act as well as how to research a specific statute. We will see how to find links to […]

Practical Law’s legal know-how offers resources that address the needs for improved efficiency. Practical Law’s expert attorney editors create and maintain a wide range of up-to-date, practical resources to ensure […]

The objective of this Westlaw Public Records Seminar is to teach attorneys the available resources and search techniques to help them locate people and businesses, identify, and assess risk, understand […]

John Unice, Esq. of bit-x-bit will explain the electronic discovery reference model (“EDRM”) and the lifecycle of evidence.  There are four key pillars of the EDRM that lawyers must understand […]

Join Honorable Michael E. McCarthy for a substantive 2 credit continuing legal education opportunity. This lecture will cover cellphone and their recordings, videos, text messages, and photos in Court proceedings. […]

Digital assets have proliferated during the last few decades but often are neglected when an estate plan is prepared and overlooked during estate administration.  Michael Alberts, Esq. will present and […]