The Buncombe County Bar provides opportunities for members to fulfill their CLE requirements locally and at a discount.
For the convenience of our members, we also list CLE opportunities provided by other entities.
Upcoming CLEs are listed on this page. Click on the CLE title to access the event page where you can find more information relative to that conference. Bar sponsored CLEs allow registration directly from the event page.
Join The Mediation Center on Friday, June 16th, 2023 for Professional Courtesy: Race, Gender, and Localism in Attorney Interactions and earn 1 hour of ethics CLE Credit. Based on legal and psychological research and an original survey of North Carolina attorneys and led by Dr. Todd Collins, this CLE program will explore interactions among attorneys and discuss some [...] Just like a good steak is made in the field, a good appeal is made in the trial court. This presentation covers strategic pointers for civil trial lawyers to ensure the case they have built will stand up on appeal. From the basics of appellate preservation to the advanced tactics of seasoned appellate practitioners, it [...] Join The Mediation Center on Friday, June 16th, 2023 for Professional Courtesy: Race, Gender, and Localism in Attorney Interactions and earn 1 hour of ethics CLE Credit. Based on legal and psychological research and an original survey of North Carolina attorneys and led by Dr. Todd Collins, this CLE program will explore interactions among attorneys and discuss some [...] R. Keith Miller, the Buncombe County Tax Assessor, will provide a one-hour training for real estate attorneys and paralegals about the business property rental listing sheets and property card updates recently requested by the county. The training will include the state regulations for rental property listings, information about how to update property records and file [...] Join the Mediation Center on Friday, February 24th from 12:30pm-5pm for Mediation Skills: Deep Dive. A team of experienced mediators, including Fred Barbour, Sharon Tracey Barrett, Sarah Corley, and Adrienne Roberson, will facilitate this live, interactive webinar. The seminar will include a brief review of rules and strategies followed by opportunities for real-time practice, discussion, and [...] The Buncombe Bar is excited to announce a new continuing legal education seminar set for March 24, 9-10am. Many attorneys find that the intersection of real property and estate planning can be fraught with potential problems without proper planning and preparation. As attorneys and advisors, we are often asked how to best facilitate transfers of [...] Van Winkle Law Firm, 11 N. Market St. Thursday-Friday, February 9-10, 2023 MCB 2022 Annual Review video replay CLE Credit: 12.0 hours including 2.0 Ethics/Professional Responsibility, 1.0 Substance Abuse and 1.0 Technology Reg: 9:00-9:15am; Program (Day 1): 9:15am-3:30pm. (Day 2): 9:00am-3:15pm (lunch included) Tuition: $575; $325 daily rate For more information or to register for [...] January 27th 3pm-5pm- Join the Mediation Center for Power Hours. In this two-hour CLE webinar, attorneys can earn 1-hour of ethics/professional responsibility credit and 1-hour of mental health/substance abuse credit. In the first hour, attorney Joshua Walthall will talk about Sex, Drugs, and Money- Things that Get Lawyers in Trouble. As a former State Bar prosecutor, Walthall [...] Friday, January 27, 2023 from 10am-12pm, The Mediation Center presents “Working with ‘The Problem Client’: Advanced Skills in Client Management”. This two-hour ethics/professional responsibility CLE will be a panel discussion made up of seasoned attorneys including Mary Euler, Kerry Friedman, Tikkun Gottschalk, and Joy G. McIver moderated by attorney Clifford “Kip” Marshall. The webinar [...] January 27th 3pm-5pm- Join the Mediation Center for Power Hours. In this two-hour CLE webinar, attorneys can earn 1-hour of ethics/professional responsibility credit and 1-hour of mental health/substance abuse credit. In the first hour, attorney Joshua Walthall will talk about Sex, Drugs, and Money- Things that Get Lawyers in Trouble. As a former State Bar [...]
