Featured Free Seminars
Alternative Pathways to Licensure
In this free on-demand
CLE, members of the Washington Bar Licensure Taskforce share more about alternative pathways to licensure, and how the new options provide a means to demonstrate competency and protect the public while increasing availability of legal services.
New Day, New Tools: Risk Management Considerations When Using AI-Enabled Tools in Law Practice
Two ethics experts discuss the latest guidance on using AI-enabled tools in your law practice and emerging tools. Ethics discussed include competence and confidentiality plus billing—or not billing—for AI-enabled tools.
Cultivating A Thriving Profession: Insights from Our Membership Demographic Study
This seminar shares the main findings from the WSBA Membership Demographic and includes recommendations for employers and legal professionals informed by this data on developing workplace policies and organizational cultures that can recruit and
retain a workforce enriched by a diversity of perspectives.
Keeping Legal Minds Intact: Sustaining Well-Being
Dr.
Benjamin discusses briefly the etiology of lawyer stress that can lead to depression, alcohol/drug abuse, and cardiovascular disease. He provides the evidence-based findings from the scientific literature about how to sustain lawyer health, values,
and spirits.
Featured Publication
Estate Planning, Probate, and Trust Administration in Washington (2020)
This two-volume set replaces the Washington Estate Planning Deskbook and the Washington Probate Deskbook. Because most practitioners practice in both areas, and relevant topics rarely fit neatly into one or the other, we have created a comprehensive
resource that provides the authorities and the tools — including over 47 digital and customizable forms — Washington practitioners need to solve real problems in their practices.
Sponsorship Opportunities
WSBA CLE, in partnership with the WSBA Sections, hosts a number of conferences throughout the state
annually. Learn about our sponsorship opportunities.
Please note: WSBA CLEs are produced by the Washington State Bar Association for the use of WSBA members. Neither the WSBA nor the contributors make express or implied warranties with respect to the use of the information presented. The views, opinions, and conclusions expressed herein are those of the authors and editors and are not necessarily those of the Washington State Bar Association or any division or committee thereof or individual members of the Washington Bar.
