4.0 hours CLE credit
Panel 1: Delaware Court of Chancery Process and Corporate Law Update: A Conversation with Practitioners and Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock, III and Magistrate in Chancery Bonnie W. David. Panel 2: Part II: The 2023 Amendments: Their Purpose and Impact. VDSB09122023DELAW1

2.0 hours CLE credit
Twenty years ago, the Supreme Court split 3-2 to reverse the judgment of the Chancery CourtΓÇÖs judgment denying the application for a temporary injunction preventing a merger of NCS and Genesis. The Supreme Court found that preclusive and coercive measures in a contract must yield to the supervening responsibility of the directors to discharge their fiduciary duties. Now, 20 years later, come join the principal players in the underlying Chancery case and the Supreme Court opinion. Get an unusual opportunity to hear what the dissent has to say. This seminar is one of a number of corporate law anniversary cases which DSBA has created over the years.VDSB09262023OMNIC

6.0 hours CLE credit
This course is one of the seven Fundamentals courses which new bar members must take to comply with their Continuing Legal Education Commission requirements. Attendees will learn from experienced practitioners about the basics of estate planning and estate administration. This engaging and interactive program is designed to equip those new to the practice area with the tools needed to succeed and is full of practical tips. You will even get to see a case study to demonstrate the sorts of things you will need to know to practice in this area. Program Highlights: Overview of Estate Planning; Overview of Estate Administration; Basics of Will Drafting; Practice and Procedure Before the Register of Wills. VDSB10122023FUNDA

6.5 hours CLE credit (includes 2.0 hours Ethics credit)
VDSB12142023FAMIL

1.0 hour CLE credit
During this CLE, attendees will learn about the expungement eligibility criteria in Delaware, the different expungement pathways in the State, and practical tips for assisting people with understanding and navigating DelawareΓÇÖs record clearance processes. Attendees will leave the program with the knowledge necessary to assist expungement clinic clients, including at the Clean Slate Delaware Expungement Clinic* on Monday, January 15, 2024. This CLE program is free for attendees that also participate in the January 15th Expungement Clinic.

3.0 hours CLE credit (includes 1.0 hour Ethics credit)
Senior citizens and incompetents may suffer from creditor harassment, or they may be a victim of financial exploitation. Is it possible for someone to file an individual bankruptcy for another person by using a power of attorney, acting as a guardian, or under a  trust?  The program will provide an overview how to navigate bankruptcy Chapters 7 and 13 for an elderly or incompetent client in financial trouble.  What to look for, what you need to know, and recommended due diligence. VDSB04242024SENIO

5.8 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This course, which is one of the seven Fundamentals courses offered by DSBA, focuses on the important relationship between lawyers and their clients. A comprehensive curriculum looks at the decisions lawyers must make in dealing with their clients, in working within the rules of ethics, and in seeking assistance when situations become difficult. VDSB06182024FUNDA

1.5 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This seminar will delve into a critical issue that affects at least 28% of all lawyers, and possibly more unreported. A panel of experts will discuss how depression affects the requisite intent to do harm, how to recognize the signs of depression in yourself and colleagues, how to deal with it both personally and professionally, and how leaving this unchecked can lead to serious ethical issues. VDSB09242024MIND_

4.0 hours CLE credit
Topics: Part 1: Delaware 2024 Corporate Law Update: A Conversation with Practitioners and Delaware Supreme Court Justice Abigail M. Legrow - Part 2: Transactional Issues in the Spotlight VDSB10102024CORPO

2.0 hours CLE credit

1.0 hour CLE credit in Ethics
Join three members of the Emerging Technology Committee of the Delaware Commission on Law & Technology for a discussion about Generative AI.  In this seminar, we’ll highlight terminology, GenAI tools for the practice of law, and the impact of GenAI on the courts and legal ethics.

6.0 hours CLE credit
This course is one of the seven Fundamentals courses, will give an overview of civil litigation, best practices for each of the courts in Delaware, from the filing of a complaint to the completion of an appeal. DSB11062024FUNDA

3.2 hours CLE credit
This seminar will provide an overview of the yearΓÇÖs developments in criminal law, corporate law, and general civil litigation through the decisions rendered by the Delaware Supreme Court. This will be followed by a discussion that highlights the recently concluded 2023 United States Supreme Court term and preview some of the significant cases in the CourtΓÇÖs current 2024 term. This seminar will be moderated by Justice Gary F. Traynor and feature a panel of distinguished speakers

3.0 hours CLE credit in Ethics
What makes Delaware lawyers national leaders? Why do judges consider us gatekeepers? Mentoring: Keeping the torch lit

6.5 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This course, which is one of the seven Fundamentals courses offered by DSBA, focuses on the important relationship between lawyers and their clients. A comprehensive curriculum looks at the decisions lawyers must make in dealing with their clients, in working within the rules of ethics, and in seeking assistance when situations become difficult.

1.0 hour CLE credit
Delaware is the 12th state in the nation to implement a comprehensive data privacy act to give consumers more control over their personal data. The law takes effect Jan. 1, 2025.  Come hear from the Delaware Department of Justice about the new legislation, including the history behind the law, its purpose, and how it will affect companies that conduct business in Delaware.  The panel will discuss how the DPDPA intersects with the existing framework of laws in Delaware, including business, contract, and consumer protection laws, as well as provide insights and practical guidance on developing compliance frameworks, conducting data audits, and implementing privacy-by-design principles within organizations.  This is a must-attend CLE program for attorneys practicing in corporate law, privacy law, cybersecurity, compliance, and related fields. Whether you are advising clients on how to comply with the new law or helping them navigate the complexities of data privacy litigation, this session will equip you with the knowledge and tools necessary to address the challenges of today’s rapidly changing regulatory environment.

3.0 hours CLE credit
ΓÇóAn overview of the origins and evolution of the of Delaware Corporate Law ΓÇóThe growth and development of Delaware jurisprudence that has made Delaware the world leader in corporate governance ΓÇóCorporate fiduciary duties and standards of review; a review of Delaware foundational corporate decisions; and a review of recent corporate decisions.

5.0 hours CLE credit

3.3 hours CLE credit
Join us for the annual Workers' Compensation Breakfast seminar at Riverfront Events Notice: Riverfront Events does NOT allow outside drinks.

4.0 hours CLE credit in Ethics
The Latest in Ethics and Professionalism 4.0 hours of live CLE and EE for DE and PA Attorneys

1.0 hour CLE credit
Introduction to Finance, Taxes and Social Security for law firms provides an overview of key financial concepts for personal finance, as well as businesses. Topics include defined contribution plans, IRAs and Roth IRAs, basics of Wills & Trusts, relevant legislation for annual and lifetime gifting (Tax Cut and Jobs Act), expected social security changes as well financing tools. This program is meant to provide lawyers with a foundational knowledge of key financial concepts that can be applied to their personal lives, as well as clients.

5.2 hours CLE credit (includes 3.8 hours Ethics credit)

6.1 hours CLE credit (includes 0.5 hour Ethics credit)

6.0 hours CLE credit (includes 1.0 hour Ethics credit)
A complete fundamentals course (one of 7 required for new attorneys) which takes one on the journey of a criminal case from arrest to trial and appeal and beyond.

6.0 hours CLE credit
This course is one of the seven Fundamentals courses which new bar members must take to comply with their Continuing Legal Education Commission requirements. Attendees will learn from experienced practitioners about the basics of estate planning and estate administration. This engaging and interactive program is designed to equip those new to the practice area with the tools needed to succeed and is full of practical tips. You will even get to see a case study to demonstrate the sorts of things you will need to know to practice in this area. Program Highlights: Overview of Estate Planning; Overview of Estate Administration; Basics of Will Drafting; Practice and Procedure Before the Register of Wills. VDSB10122023FUNDA

5.8 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This course, which is one of the seven Fundamentals courses offered by DSBA, focuses on the important relationship between lawyers and their clients. A comprehensive curriculum looks at the decisions lawyers must make in dealing with their clients, in working within the rules of ethics, and in seeking assistance when situations become difficult. VDSB06182024FUNDA

6.0 hours CLE credit
This course is one of the seven Fundamentals courses, will give an overview of civil litigation, best practices for each of the courts in Delaware, from the filing of a complaint to the completion of an appeal. DSB11062024FUNDA

6.5 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This course, which is one of the seven Fundamentals courses offered by DSBA, focuses on the important relationship between lawyers and their clients. A comprehensive curriculum looks at the decisions lawyers must make in dealing with their clients, in working within the rules of ethics, and in seeking assistance when situations become difficult.

6.1 hours CLE credit (includes 0.5 hour Ethics credit)

6.0 hours CLE credit (includes 1.0 hour Ethics credit)
A complete fundamentals course (one of 7 required for new attorneys) which takes one on the journey of a criminal case from arrest to trial and appeal and beyond.