Joint Calendaring Solutions As A Relationship Aid

Recently I heard another person complain that her spouse kept forgetting her birthday. I have long had problems with my partner forgetting commitments. I'm sure that my memory is imperfect as well.
It would be nice to have a perfect memory but, like a perfect body, we have to work with what we've got and there is no excuse for not doing what we can. And memory problems, like body problems, can be largely ameliorated with technical solutions.
The simplest solution is the humble pocket calendar. It's cheap, easy to carry around and if used habitually can solve the problem of forgetting joint time commitment.
However, today we have electronic calendaring solutions. These generate reminders that pop up on one's cellphone AND can be shared between the partners. There is absolutely no reason not to use them, unless one is paranoid about the NSA learning of your dental appointments and movie dates. Since they have already put a radio in the fillings of your teeth and are watching you through the movie screen, this is not an additional problem.
Working together as a couple to make this happen can actually be a caring response to a real problem, and turn into something fun! The key point is this: as with all relationship problems, the first and most important consideration is the will to solve the problem. Once that will is present, calendaring solutions can help.

WSBA World Peace through Law Section Newsletter - January 2014

WSBA World Peace through Law Section  January 2014 Year-End Review & Next Year Plans Reviewing 2013: The Section experimented with new ways to promote peace through law; five such events are detailed below. Perhaps the most interesting and useful was working together with the Arizona State Bar Association World Peace Through Law Section on a pair of programs on Litigating the Right to Peace (below). Such joint efforts may create a helpful model for the future! For 2014: The first order of business is electing a new set of officers. Please look to your email box for a ballot! The Section's Executive Committee resolved at our December meeting to continue the innovation, but with more organization. The Board plans to host something like one CLE or similar event every other month, starting in the spring. Members who would like to try their hand at running an event should contact the Board. Chairing a single event lets you promote a topic or a speaker that you find interesting, without the commitment of serving on the Board. If you try it, you might you like this sort of work! In the alternate months, the Executive Committee plans to meet to develop programming and so forth. The newsletter will be published shortly after those meetings; this sets up pipeline of information to make the section more productive. If you have something to present to the Board or put in the newsletter, send it in! Thank you for the opportunity to serve as Section Chair. Our Chair-Elect, Nandini Rao, is already showing the enthusiasm and organization that will, with your help, make 2014 even better than 2013.  Learn more about the Section athttp://www.wsba.org/Legal-Community/Sections/World-Peace-Through-Law-Section --- REW November 1 & 2: Helping Human Trafficking Survivors Volunteer Training CLE The Section's biggest event was the "Volunteer Attorney Training for Survivors of Human Trafficking in Washington State," a 13-credit CLE on November 1 & 2. Working together with Seattle University School of Law,  the Washington Anti-Trafficking Response Network (WARN), theCoalition Against Slavery & Trafficking (CAST) and the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles(LAFLA), the Section was able to host training for over three dozen volunteers and staffers, including section members, to provide assistance to survivors of human trafficking. Participants committed to handling one case through WARN, which will provide a prescreened case, mentoring, and technical assistance as needed. It was an opportunity to make a difference with an important problem, and the limited seating filled up very quickly, as a testament to the interest of our Section and the community in doing our part. This model of a program may be usefully repeated, perhaps once a year around Pro Bono Month (October). August 30: Border Patrol Roadblocks Paul Richmond Longtime Section member Paul Richmond of Port Townsend, who has represented multiple clients stopped at Border Patrol roadblocks inside Washington state. talked about "Border Patrol Roadblocks in Washington State" at a lunchtime mini-CLE, on Friday, August 30, 2013 in the Alki Room in the Century Square Plaza, 1501 4th Avenue, Seattle.   Setting up roadblocks to conduct suspicionless searches up to 100 miles from international borders (which includes the Pacific coast) raises numerous legal, constitutional, and practical issues. Attorney Richmond provided: Descriptions of several cases involving Border Patrol stops in Olympic Peninsula towns and elsewhere; Analysis of the law used to justify the stops, including constitutional issues; Current state of practice, including positions of federal prosecutors, the Border Patrol, and local law enforcement; Practice tips for attorneys with clients arrested at these roadblock for minor offenses. This event provided 1 live general CLE credit and was attended by several dozen Section members. The success of this event suggests that Section members who have practical experience in human rights and peace law can be of great service in sharing what they know at a Section-sponsored event. June 22: Litigating the Right to Peace  Attorney Roberto Zamora gave a witty and sobering description on  "Litigating the Right to Peace" on the evening of June 22, 2013 at Seattle University School of Law. One hundred lawyers, law students, and peace advocates heard how he had, even before he completed his law degree, sued Costa Rica for violating its obligation to be peaceful, and won. Zamora's talk is now available for your viewing on video, thanks to Mike McCormick of Talking Stick TV. The text of the event handout (including several links to further resources) is here. Further information about Roberto Zamora's campaign for the right to peace can be found at www.peaceasahumanright.org. This event was a notable example of working together, with this Section leading a coalition of the willing including Seattle University School of Law, the National Lawyers' Guild, El Centro De La Raza, the Arizona State Bar World Peace Through Law Section, Talking Stick TV, and others. The expenses of Attorney Zamora's travel to the USA were split between our Section and our Arizona sibling, who hosted him a couple of days before us. This is a useful model for working together! In addition, attendance at this event was larger than at any of our events for years, probably because of the intergroup cooperation, and also because it occurred outside regular business hours, making it practical for working lawyers. April 26: Sunshine Over The Energy Wars: Home Solar In Washington State Actual installation in WA The Section's second free non-CLE webcast featured Kevin Moen of Solterra Systems discussing the practical side of home solar (net energy production, how easy/hard to install) and the legal side(taxes, permits, restrictive covenants, what's going on in Olympia this year) in"Sunshine Over the Energy Wars: Practical and Legal Aspects of Home Solar in Washington State," April 26 at noon. Resource and energy shortages are common factors in international conflicts. We and our clients can better decide which practical steps we can take to reduce this risk, but only if we're familiar with their legal aspects. As with the March 29 program, reaction from attendees was positive, but attendance was small, perhaps because no CLE credit was forthcoming. March 29: Pro Bono Opportunities with Immigrants & Refugees: Yes You Can! Join us in this free webcast! The Section experimented with webcast non-CLE programming, starting with  "Pro Bono Opportunities with Immigrants and Refugees: Yes You Can!", on March 29 at noon. This free webcast featured Jordan S. Wasserman, pro bono coordinating attorney atNorthwest Immigrant Rights Project, and several attorney-volunteers describing how you can make an immediate contribution to the cause of peace by providingpro bono services to refugees and immigrants.  Webcast facilities were provided to the Section on condition that no one apply for credit for this event; however those who viewed the program learned how to earn up to six credits every year (up to 18 credits per reporting period!) by working a pro bono case with a Qualified Legal Services Provider (QLSP). Feedback from those who attended, either in person or over the web, was positive, although attendance was sparse. This is a publication of a section of the Washington State Bar Association. All opinions and comments represent the views of the authors and are not necessarily endorsed by WSBA, its officers or agents.  2013 IN REVIEW * November 1+2: Human Trafficking * August 30: Border Patrol Roadblocks CLE * June 22: Litigating the Right to Peace * April 26: Home Solar in Washington State * Young Lawyers Liaison Needed "To be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others."  --- Nelson Mandela "Long Walk To Freedom" Section Leadership Chair Randy Winn Chair-Elect Nandini Rao Immediate Past Chair Patricia Paul Secretary-Treasurer Jana Heyd Executive Committee Chalia Stallings-Ala'ilima Lisa von Trotha Newsletter  Randy Winn Board of Governors Liaison   Dan Ford Contact Us! http://www.wsba.org/Legal-Community/Sections/World-Peace-Through-Law-Section - or -  WSBA Service Center 800-945-WSBA (9722) 206-443-WSBA (9722) Images (c) Constant Contact, Wikimedia, WSBA. Used with permission.

4freeCLE: Free Continuing Legal Education - January 5, 2014

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Earn CLE Anywhere! Webcasts January 6: Best Practices in Patent Illustration. By Legal Advantage. January 7: Tribal Law and Victims of Crime. By William Mitchell College of Law. January 9: Social Media & Attorney Advertising Rules: Ethical Issues. By Avvo.com. January 14:  Human Factors - Engineering and Design. By TASA. Veterans and Service Members in the Minnesota Criminal Justice System. By Hamline University School of Law. January 15:  Best Practices in Biotechnology Prior Art Searching. By LegalAdvantage.  Rescission - A Tool to Defeat Insurance Fraud. By Claims and Litigation Management Alliance. January 16: Bed Bugs - Legal Remedies and Limitations to Eliminating a Community Health Problem. By American Society of Law, Medicine & Ethics. January 17: Bad Facts in Your Case? Using theme and theory to tell your story to the factfinder. By National Institute for Trial Advocacy. January 21: Top Patent Law Stories of 2013. By McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff. January 29:  3 High Liability Issues with the Management of Special Needs Students. By TASA.  E-Careful: Electronic Devices, E-Investigations, and the Risks to Your Business. By Claims and Litigation Management Alliance. January 30: Social Media Ethics for Lawyers. By Attorney Protective. February 4: California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI.  Common High-Risk Medical Coding Areas: How to Mitigate Risk, for all legal professionals. By TASA. CLE State-by-State Each of these programs can earn you credit, at no cost, in the state in which it is listed.  In some cases, the programs require that attorneys attending apply for credit via reciprocity or other rules; check with the credit-granting authority in your state. Alabama February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See Also: Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Alabama. Alaska February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See Also: Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Alaska. Arkansas January 6: Webcast - Best Practices in Patent Illustration. By Legal Advantage. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. Arizona I have found no live free CLE programs in the near future. Please see Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Arizona. California January 6: Webcast - Best Practices in Patent Illustration. By Legal Advantage. January 7:  NYC + Philadelphia - Preparing for a Deposition. By Dechert. San Francisco - Eliminating Gender Identity Bias. By AIDS Legal Referral Panel. January 9: Webcast - Social Media & Attorney Advertising Rules: Ethical Issues. By Avvo.com. January 14: Philadelphia - Copyright Basics for Attorneys. By Dechert. January 15:  San Francisco - Introduction to Family Law Training. By BASF. Webcast - Best Practices in Biotechnology Prior Art Searching. By LegalAdvantage. January 21:  NYC + Philadelphia - Taking a Deposition. By Dechert. San Francisco - Housing Negotiation Project Training. By Bar Association of San Francisco. Webcast - Top Patent Law Stories of 2013. By McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff. January 30: Web - Social Media Ethics for Lawyers.By Attorney Protective. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: California. Colorado January 30: Webcast - Social Media Ethics for Lawyers. By Attorney Protective. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Colorado. Connecticut Connecticut does not have a mandatory CLE requirement at this time. Any of the programs may be of interest to Connecticut lawyers, including the free webcasts above. Delaware February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Delaware. District of Columbia DC does not have a mandatory CLE requirement at this time. The webcasts and other programs listed above may be of interest to lawyers licensed there. Florida January 6: Webcast - Best Practices in Patent Illustration. By Legal Advantage. January 9: Webcast - Social Media & Attorney Advertising Rules: Ethical Issues. By Avvo.com. January 15: Webcast - Best Practices in Biotechnology Prior Art Searching. By LegalAdvantage. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Florida. Georgia February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Georgia.  Hawaii February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Hawaii. Idaho February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. Illinois January 9: Webcast - Social Media & Attorney Advertising Rules: Ethical Issues. By Avvo.com. January 14: Philadelphia - Copyright Basics for Attorneys. By Dechert. January 21: Webcast - Top Patent Law Stories of 2013. By McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. For AV CLE, see Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Illinois. Indiana February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. Iowa January 30: Webcast - Social Media Ethics for Lawyers. By Attorney Protective. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. Kansas January 30: Webcast - Social Media Ethics for Lawyers. By Attorney Protective. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Kansas.  Kentucky January 30: Webcast - Social Media Ethics for Lawyers. By Attorney Protective. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Kentucky.  Louisiana February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Louisiana.  Maine January 6: Webcast - Best Practices in Patent Illustration. By Legal Advantage. January 15: Webcast - Best Practices in Biotechnology Prior Art Searching. By LegalAdvantage. January 30: Webcast - Social Media Ethics for Lawyers. By Attorney Protective. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Maine.  Michigan, Maryland + Massachusetts Michigan, Maryland & Massachusetts do not have a mandatory CLE requirement at this time. The webcasts and other programs listed above may be of interest to lawyers licensed in there. Minnesota January 7: Webcast - Tribal Law and Victims of Crime. By William Mitchell College of Law. January 14:  Minneapolis - Searching WestlawNext. By Hennepin County Law Library. Webcast -Veterans and Service Members in the Minnesota Criminal Justice System. By Hamline University School of Law.  January 23: Minneapolis - Asylum Step by Step: "Getting the Story Out". By The Advocates for Human Rights.  February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. Mississippi January 6: Webcast - Best Practices in Patent Illustration. By Legal Advantage. January 30: Webcast - Social Media Ethics for Lawyers. By Attorney Protective. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Mississippi.  Missouri January 6: Webcast - Best Practices in Patent Illustration. By Legal Advantage. January 30: Webcast - Social Media Ethics for Lawyers. By Attorney Protective. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Missouri.  Montana January 6: Webcast - Best Practices in Patent Illustration. By Legal Advantage. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Montana.  Nebraska February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Nevada.  Nevada January 6: Webcast - Best Practices in Patent Illustration. By Legal Advantage. January 30: Web - Social Media Ethics for Lawyers.By Attorney Protective. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Nevada.  New Hampshire February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: New Hampshire.  New Jersey  January 7:  NYC + Philadelphia  Preparing for a Deposition. By Dechert.  Philadelphia - Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Basic Training. By Dechert. January 14: Philadelphia - Copyright Basics for Attorneys. By Dechert. January 21:  NYC + Philadelphia - Taking a Deposition. By Dechert. Web - Top Patent Law Stories of 2013. By McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff. January 30: Webcast - Social Media Ethics for Lawyers.By Attorney Protective. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: New Jersey. New Mexico January 6: Webcast - Best Practices in Patent Illustration. By Legal Advantage. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: New Mexico.  New York January 7: NYC + Philadelphia  Preparing for a Deposition. By Dechert. January 9:  NYC - Get Smart: Learn How To Protect Your Clients From Being Overcharged on Operating Expense, Real Estate Tax and Utility Rents. By National Law Institute (NLI). Webcast - Social Media & Attorney Advertising Rules: Ethical Issues. By Avvo.com. January 14:  NYC - Medical Records: Do You Know When, How, And To Whom They Can Be Disclosed?. By NLI. Philadelphia - Copyright Basics for Attorneys. By Dechert. January 21:  NYC + Philadelphia - Taking a Deposition. By Dechert. Webcaast - Top Patent Law Stories of 2013. By McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff. January 28: NYC - Minimize Taxes, Maximize Wealth: Understanding Tax Deferral Strategies When Selling Real Estate. By NLI. January 30: NYC - Green Buildings: The Future is Now. By NLI. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: New York. North Carolina January 14: Philadelphia - Copyright Basics for Attorneys. By Dechert. January 21: Web - Top Patent Law Stories of 2013. By McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: North Carolina.  North Dakota February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: North Dakota.  Ohio January 6: Webcast - Best Practices in Patent Illustration. By Legal Advantage. 2014 Economic and Real Estate Outlook. By Continuing Education Service (CES). January 8: Cuyahoga Falls January 15: Independence January 16: Strongsville January 22: Mentor  January 10: Cleveland - Quality Legal Representation for Parents - Cuyahoga County. By Case Western Reserve University School of Law (CWRU)   January 15:  Cleveland - Shareholders in Corporate Governance: An Update. By CWRU. Webcast - Best Practices in Biotechnology Prior Art Searching. By LegalAdvantage. January 29: Westlake - 2014 Economic and Real Estate Outlook. By CES. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Ohio.  Oklahoma February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Oklahoma.  Oregon February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Oregon.  Pennsylvania January 7:  NYC + Philadelphia  Preparing for a Deposition. By Dechert.  Philadelphia - Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Basic Training. By Dechert. January 9: Pittsburgh - Legal Issues for the Community Clinic Volunteer. Neighborhood Legal Services Association. January 14: Philadelphia - Copyright Basics for Attorneys. By Dechert. January 21: NYC + Philadelphia - Taking a Deposition. By Dechert. January 24: Philadelphia - Probate (Philadelphia Volunteers for the Indigent Program Training). By Philadelphia Volunteers for the Indigent Program (VIP). February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Pennsylvania.  Rhode Island  February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. South Carolina  February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. South Dakota  South Dakota does not have a mandatory CLE requirement; the webcasts and other programs listed above may be of interest to lawyers licensed there. Tennessee January 30: Web - Social Media Ethics for Lawyers.By Attorney Protective. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Tennessee.  Texas January 9: Webcast - Social Media & Attorney Advertising Rules: Ethical Issues. By Avvo.com. January 14: Philadelphia - Copyright Basics for Attorneys. By Dechert. January 15: Dallas - Taking a Case with Human Rights Initiative. By Human Rights Initiative of North Texas.  January 29: Irving - Emerging hacking trends impacting retailers. By PwC & Thompson & Knight.  January 30: Web - Social Media Ethics for Lawyers.By Attorney Protective. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Texas. Utah February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Utah.  Vermont January 6: Webcast - Best Practices in Patent Illustration. By Legal Advantage. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Vermont.  Virgin Islands February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. Virginia January 6: Webcast - Best Practices in Patent Illustration. By Legal Advantage. January 15: Webcast - Best Practices in Biotechnology Prior Art Searching. By LegalAdvantage. January 21: Webcast - Top Patent Law Stories of 2013. By McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Virginia.  Washington  January 6: Webcast - Best Practices in Patent Illustration. By Legal Advantage. January 9: Webcast - Social Media & Attorney Advertising Rules: Ethical Issues. By Avvo.com. January 15: Webcast - Best Practices in Biotechnology Prior Art Searching. By LegalAdvantage. January 16: Spokane - An Update in Business Ethics. By WSBA Corporate Counsel &Business Law Sections. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. For more AV CLE, see Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Washington State. West Virginia February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: West Virginia.  Wisconsin February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. See also Rewinn's Guide to Free CLE: Wisconsin.  Wyoming January 30: Webcast - Social Media Ethics for Lawyers. By Attorney Protective. February 4: Webcast - California Family Law for Low-Income Litigants: Motion and Hearing Practice, Including a Discussion of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders 2014. By PLI. 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