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Effectively and Efficiently Managing Conflicts, Potential Conflicts and Client Expectations (from “Advanced Litigation Strategies for Trial and Beyond”, April 18, 2008 )Back to top
 "Good program with good speaker." Neil (Norfolk, VA)

Top Ten Problems With Courtroom Conduct (from Family Law Trial Skills, September 2001)Back to top
 "Honorable Paul G. Gessner is down-to-earth, prepared, very informative and an excellent presenter. It was enlightening to see things from a judge`s perspective. Not having to drive to a seminar was a definite plus. Cindy Way, Waynesville, NC" Cindy (Waynesville, NC)

The Four C's of Client Ethics (from: "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July 2005)Back to top
 "Louise Paglen is an excellent speaker. The course was clear, to-the-point and very informative." Cindy (Waynesville, NC)

Effectively and Efficiently Managing Conflicts, Potential Conflicts and Client Expectations (from “Advanced Litigation Strategies for Trial and Beyond”, April 18, 2008 )Back to top
 "Excellent presenter; good materials. Very timely." Creighton (Highlands, NC)

The Four C's of Client Ethics (from: "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July 2005)Back to top
 "Once again, good presenter, timely topics. Wish I had taken it earlier." Creighton (Highlands, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Very good. Not really a comment, but this sort of program ought to be presented more often. This was 5 years old. The guy was good and interesting, but it`s so much tne nature of what wwe do -- "we can`t have that problem" that it ought to be out there more often. Thanks." Creighton (Highlands, NC)

An Entity by Any Other Name is a “?” (from “Searching, Closing and Avoiding Club Fed: 2006 Extreme Real Property Practice Skills” November 9-10, 2006)Back to top
 "Good presenter, good materials" Creighton (Highlands, NC)

Ethics, Business and Dilemma Management (from: "The Ethics of Business", February 2004)Back to top
 "I absolutely enjoyed this presentation. Held my interest and I would never have believed ethics would be presented in such a down to earth way with practical application to business. Excellent!" Katherine (Charlotte, NC)

Billing in Appointed Indigent Cases (June 1, 2008)Back to top
 "very professionally done....also, IDS staff has been very helpful and professional..." Michael (Raleigh, NC)

Case Update: Equitable Distribution, Alimony, Alienation of Affection/Criminal Conversation, Divorce (from “How Do You Mend a Broken Heart…”, May 2-3, 2008)Back to top
 "Great speaker. Interesting!" Sheila (Hendersonville, NC)

Subpoenas 101 (from "Rule 45 Has a Makeover" Sept. 2003)Back to top
 "Excellent speaker, very informative, interesting" Sheila (Hendersonville, NC)

Neurobiology of Addiction and Recovery (from “28th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section Annual Meeting”, July 19-21, 2007)Back to top
 "Good, entertaining and informative speaker for what could have been very boring." James (Atlanta, GA)
 "Fascinating" Lesley (Charlotte, NC)
 "Speaker was wonderful, subject matter held my attention. Great program!" Ashley (Duncan, NC)

Innocence Reforms in Action: North Carolina’s New Lineup and Recordation Laws (from “2008 Hot Topics in Criminal Law”, November 21, 2008)Back to top
 "I have utilized online CLE about 10 times. This was by far the best course, both in content and in presentation. The instructor was clearly an experienced educator. His presentation was polished and logically presented. Unbiased, but opinions as needed. Use him again." Richard (Charlotte, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "The speaker and the other lawyers working on this case make me remember why I am proud to be an attorney. Furthermore, it shows our importance in doing our jobs correctly and ethically to prevent this type of miscarriage of justice. Excellent speaker!" John (Chapel Hill, NC)

Neurobiology of Addiction and Recovery (from “28th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section Annual Meeting”, July 19-21, 2007)Back to top
 "I am an organic chemist, and practice patent law, and have particular expertise in the treatment of central nervous system disorders. It is perhaps for this reason I found this to be the best CLE course I have ever taken. The speaker was engaging, the talk was interesting (at least to me), and was very insightful. I was not aware of the potential certain people have for abuse, and the explanation of the causes of depression and drug abuse was fascinating." David (Chapel Hill, NC)

Understanding Dementia (from: “Basics of Elder Law” October 12, 2006) Back to top
 "One of the most informative programs I`ve ever taken. Helpful in dealing with our clients and also in our daily lives." Sharon (Arden, NC)

Drafting and Use of Common Real Property Forms (from: "The Real Dirt: Practical Skills for the Real Estate Lawyer", Nov. 2000)Back to top
 "Mr. Edwards did a good job presenting the topic. Thorough and complete. Thanks." Wannetta (Charlotte, NC)

Neurobiology of Addiction and Recovery (from “28th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section Annual Meeting”, July 19-21, 2007)Back to top
 "The instructor was excellent. Although much of it was more closely related to the biology/metabolic/scientific aspects, it was extremely interesting." Phillip (Charlotte, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "Nice job!" Michael (Swansboro, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Good course. Great presentation." Michael (Swansboro, NC)

Probate and Administration of Estates (from: Practice Before the Clerk, April 2003) Back to top
 "Very useful information." Rodney (Raleigh, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "Very, very much enjoyed it!! Very interesting!!" Rodney (Raleigh, NC)

Patents, Trade Secrets and Brand Name/Trademark Protection (from “Legal Issues in the Life Cycle of a Successful Company – 2007 Business Law Institute”, February 15, 2007) Back to top
 "I thought the speaker was great and held my close attention throughout his presentation, even though I do not practice intellectual property law." G. (Bennett, NC)
 "I thought the speaker was great and held my close attention throughout his presentation, even though I do not practice intellectual property law." G. (Bennett, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Speaker was excellent. Best S/A seminar I have seen." Allen (Kernersville, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "Personal story was effective and straight forward." Christopher (Raleigh, NC)

Automatic Stay (from: “Bankruptcy for the Non-Bankruptcy Attorney”, September 15, 2006)Back to top
 "The materials are a very good resource for me. I represent Sheriffs who execute on judgments and we frequently encounter complex bankruptcy scenarios." Kevin (Greensboro, NC)

Consumer Credit Counseling (from, "28th Annual Bankruptcy Institute", November 2005) Back to top
 "Very useful information (knowledge of Consumer Credit Counseling services) in present economic climate. --Kevin Smith" Kevin (Greensboro, NC)

Neurobiology of Addiction and Recovery (from “28th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section Annual Meeting”, July 19-21, 2007)Back to top
 "Wonderful speaker - wish I could have been there in person. " Christine (Charlotte, NC)

Effective Mediation (from, "Civil Pretrial Practice: A Seasoned Practitioner's Perspective", July 22, 2004)Back to top
 "Very good program, with many good suggestions and much useful advice. Speaker was unusually experienced in practical mediation and was able to convey much of her knowledge." John (Charlotte, NC)

Medicare and Social Security Issues for Mediators (from, "Workers' Compensation for Mediators, Training for the Industrial Commission Neutral", June 3, 2004)Back to top
 "None -- good presentation, well organized, thoughtful." John (Charlotte, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "This was a great program - and somehow fun too." Tonya (Charlotte, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "This speaker was excellent! It is very brave for him to talk about his own battle with depression and anxiety." Pamela (Wake Forest, NC)
 "Mr. Hinton, I commend you on a great CLE. You were engaging, personable, and knowledgeable, and you made a difficult conversation far more comfortable with your demeanor and your mix of humor and seriousness. THANKS!" Clarence (Raleigh, NC)

Neurobiology of Addiction and Recovery (from “28th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section Annual Meeting”, July 19-21, 2007)Back to top
 "An amazing presentation -- this could easily be a 3-hour presentation and discussion. Very relevant to all areas of practice and teaching." Michelle (Durham, NC)
 "Outstanding speaker!" Karen (Durham, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "The speaker`s slides were not viewable (fuzzy, etc.), and for this program, this was quite important (e.g., a timeline)." Jeffrey (Houston, TX)
 ""Clear, cogent and convincing."" John (Raleigh, NC)
 "GREAT subject matter. I would encourage you to develop similar ethics CLE programs based on real attorneys` experiences in real cases--not just high profile cases. It is highly engaging and very useful." Nicole A. (Greensboro, NC)

Equitable Subrogation (from “Lien on Me: When Developers, Liens and Title Insurance Collide”, February 22, 2007)Back to top
 "The presenter`s tongue in cheek comments at the end of the session, predicting the dire results to the entire system of real estate finance in the United States which would stem from a poor decision by the NC Court of Appeals, laughingly made when presented in 2007, may now be evaluated as uncannily true." William (Burlington, NC)

Neurobiology of Addiction and Recovery (from “28th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section Annual Meeting”, July 19-21, 2007)Back to top
 "Very enjoyable." William (North Wilkesboro, NC)

Billing in Appointed Indigent Cases (June 1, 2008)Back to top
 "Great program. I should have seen this 13 years ago when I started." Richard (Louisburg, NC)

Neurobiology of Addiction and Recovery (from “28th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section Annual Meeting”, July 19-21, 2007)Back to top
 "Excellent substantive program. Well presented." David (Dunn Loring, VA)

Effectively and Efficiently Managing Conflicts, Potential Conflicts and Client Expectations (from “Advanced Litigation Strategies for Trial and Beyond”, April 18, 2008 )Back to top
 "Very much liked seeing the video and the syncronized power point at the same time." Arthur (Charlotte, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "Great course and program." Chris (Research Triangle Park, NC)
 "This was an excellent presentation of how electronic and DNA evidence can completely exonerate people who are wrongly accused of a crime. The cell phone records, digital pictures with metadata. ATM cameras, secured dorm card readers, credit card receipts, etc. completely destroyed the prosecution`s case. Fascinating!" James (Charlotte, NC)

Will Drafting for the Simple Estate (from Basics of Will Drafting, February, 2002)Back to top
 "Speaker very informative." Amy (Raleigh, NC)

The Three Models of Surface Water Allocation Law In The United States (from: Wetland to Brownfields: Allocation, Protection, Contamination and Reclamation, May, 2003)Back to top
 "I appreciate being able to pause the video when necessary and being able to review earlier portions of the program. This allowed me to pick up more information than just hearing a live presentation one time." Jane (Chapel Hill, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "First time user of the on-line CLE - Loved it!!!!! Really a great program - would love to see the rest of it. Rutherfordton, NC" Sandra (Bostic, NC)

Introduction to Federal Employment Laws (from “2007 Fundamentals of Employment Law”, June 1, 2007)Back to top
 "Very good presentation. The speaker did a good job of fitting everything in, given the breadth of the subject matter. Very helpful." Bryan (Charlotte, NC)

Billing in Appointed Indigent Cases (June 1, 2008)Back to top
 "Thank you for all the work you do; and thank you for cutting the time for payments received; after the work in a case is completed. This was basic info; but everyone needs a little refresher now and then; Leo J. Phillips" Leo (Franklin, NC)

Diagnostic Testing (from: Advanced Workers’ Compensation: Meeting the Challenges of a Changing Workplace, Feb. 20, 2004)Back to top
 "Glad to see a course that was interesting & the speaker was excellent and even entertaining - had some naturally ocurring humor - very competent." Philip (Ferguson, NC)

Green Development and Sustainable Construction (from “Build On It: 2008 Hot Topics in Commercial Real Property”, February 8, 2008) Back to top
 "Good basi-level intro tpo LEED and green building. Would be terrific to haev a cupl higher-level courses thru NCBA on the topic." Christopher (Charlotte, NC)

2008 Real Property Case Law Update (from “Real Property Roller Coaster”, May 2-3, 2008)Back to top
 "It is hard to follow when the cases are presented in such a wordy manner, giving too much procedura history (lower court) and calling the parties Plaintiff and Defendant rather than something more clear, such as buyer and seller. Just need a clear statement what the case held, not whether plaintiff or defendant won. I could not follow some of the case narratives." Jefferson (Raleigh, NC)

Billing in Appointed Indigent Cases (June 1, 2008)Back to top
 "This particular seminar (IDS Billing) should be MANDATORY and FREE for all attorneys who accept a certain number of IDS cases. I began taking IDS cases immediately upon becoming a private practitioner (mostly DSS) and my paralegal had been completing all of my fee apps based on the time that I entered - now I see how dangerous that can be and the amount of attention which is required to properly complete the applications and avoid beging audited." Amy (Kitty Hawk, NC)

Case Update: Equitable Distribution, Alimony, Alienation of Affection/Criminal Conversation, Divorce (from “How Do You Mend a Broken Heart…”, May 2-3, 2008)Back to top
 "Case law updates are always boring, but very important." Amy (Kitty Hawk, NC)

Developments and Practical Guidance Concerning Close Corporation Litigation (from: "Hot Topics For A Cool Economy", February 2003)Back to top
 "I will definitely do this agin - and not on the last day, either!" David (Statesville, NC)

Ethical Considerations in Discovery and Investigation, (from Spooks, Spies and Sanctions; February, 2005)Back to top
 "I really enjoyed it!!!" Stellyne (Raleigh, NC)

Ethics & Professionalism in Criminal Law (from: “Nuts & Bolts of Criminal Practice in North Carolina”, June 8, 2006)Back to top
 "Great format." David (Charlotte, NC)

Ethics Issues for Construction & Real Property Practitioners (from “Lien on Me: When Developers, Liens and Title Insurance Collide”, February 22, 2007)Back to top
 "Great presentation; tech works well. Andrew Tripp" Andrew (Raleigh, NC)

Homeowners' Association Litigation (from, "We Can Work It Out – Real Estate Rights and Remedies", February 3, 2006)Back to top
 " It was informative. " Walter (Hampstead, NC)

Neurobiology of Addiction and Recovery (from “28th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section Annual Meeting”, July 19-21, 2007)Back to top
 "I have taken cyberCLE courses for six years. This is the best cyberCLE I have taken. It is excellent." Jane (Chapel Hill, NC)

The Doctrine of Equivalents after FESTO (from Biotechnology and Chemical Patent Practice. October 2002)Back to top
 "Speaker was extremely knowledgeable, and the materials were very helpful." Jack (Raleigh, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "i viewed this class at the last minutes--Late saturday night on 2/28 because I had to===I enjoyed it much more than anticipated and am going to have my staff watch it also" Cynthia (Hickory, NC)

Top 10 Pitfalls in Residential Real Estate Closings (from phone seminar Nov 12, 2003)Back to top
 " A very good review. " Walter (Hampstead, NC)

Boat Slips, Marinas and More (from "Gimme Shelter: The Way We Live, Buy and Sell in North Carolina", April 20-21, 2007)Back to top
 " I work with these matters on a regular basis and Mr. Jay Williams made a fine presentation. " Walter (Hampstead, NC)

Effectively and Efficiently Managing Conflicts, Potential Conflicts and Client Expectations (from “Advanced Litigation Strategies for Trial and Beyond”, April 18, 2008 )Back to top
 "Good humor goes a long way to make a dry subject interesting." Susan (Morehead City, NC)

How to Get Where You Are Going, Rights-Of-Way, Easements and Access (from, Real Estate Practice 2004: Right When You Thought You Knew It All, November, 2004)Back to top
 " I draft easements and or review easements on a regular basis. This was a good course pointing out the many pitfalls of poor draftsmanship. " Walter (Hampstead, NC)

Neurobiology of Addiction and Recovery (from “28th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section Annual Meeting”, July 19-21, 2007)Back to top
 "Would have been helpful to review multiple types of addiction in addition to alcohol and discuss more of environmental as well as neurobiological components of various prevalent addictions. Thank you for this program." Joseph (Raleigh, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "Very Interesting!" Michele (Arden, NC)
 "The presenter was clear, organized and interesting, making the course one of the more enjoyable CLE courses I have taken on Ethics." R (Raleigh, NC)
 "This program was more informative and more interesting than anything I have seen on TV this year." Brinton (Greensboro, NC)
 "Thanks for making this resource available. Sincerely, Roy G. Pettigrew" Roy (Raleigh, NC)
 "Like so many people in North Carolina, I followed the Duke Lacrosse case with great interest and the subsequent ethical issues following the attorney general`s declaration of innocence of the young men who were charged was equally fascinating. This seminar did a credible job of laying out an overview of the factors at play in this complex case and I feel that my time has been well spent. The only critique that I have has to do with the slides. Although I selected synchronized, there were times when multiple slides seemed to become glued together and I could not view any one slide clearly." Sheria (Raleigh, NC)
 "I kept waiting for the discussion of the ethical implications -- and the speaker never really delivered. I took this course to get ethics credit hours, but there was no discussion of attorney ethics, the focus was more on the moral implications or how "the system" almost went drastically wrong. I think a more careful analysis of what caused the DA to lose sight of his professional responsibility and a discussion of the ethical implications for defense lawyers would have taken the course to a higher learning level. BUt I doubt that such an analysis could be provided by attorneys so closely connected to the case." Nonna (Durham, NC)

Preparing Your Client to Testify (from “Separate Yourself from the Rest: 2007 Criminal Justice Section Annual Meeting”, November 16, 2007)Back to top
 "a little rocky at the beginning and end because could not hear audience comments. a great presentation, though." Mary (Raleigh, NC)

Representing the Dependent Spouse (from: “2007 Post-Separation Support and Alimony Update”, Sept. 7, 2007)Back to top
 "Speakers were excellent! Info very helpful for upcoming PSS trial." Tracy (Durham, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "This was the most courageous and frank testimonial I have observed. Anyone who has been affected by, or suffered from, addiction should view this program. It offers valuable lessons in humility, hope, and resilience." Thomas (Wilmington, NC)

Understanding Dementia (from: “Basics of Elder Law” October 12, 2006) Back to top
 "Very entertaining speaker." Melissa (Edenton, NC)

Understanding the Disciplinary Process, How to Avoid Grievances, and How the State Bar Rules on Questions of Legal Ethics (from: “29th Annual Bankruptcy Institute”, November 10 – 11, 2006) Back to top
 "Alice Mine is a terrific speaker." Stephen (Charlotte, NC)

Effectively and Efficiently Managing Conflicts, Potential Conflicts and Client Expectations (from “Advanced Litigation Strategies for Trial and Beyond”, April 18, 2008 )Back to top
 "Good program. Very helpful. Thanks." Stephen (Cary, NC)

Ethical Issues with Sarbanes Oxley (from: “Hot Button Issues in Administrative Law: New Agency Lobbying and Ethics Rules”, November 8, 2006)Back to top
 "too much focus on accountants. Later part of the course related to attorneys was more useful." Martha (Verona, WI)

Neurobiology of Addiction and Recovery (from “28th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section Annual Meeting”, July 19-21, 2007)Back to top
 "wonderful speaker!" Dorothy (Raleigh, NC)
 "This was the best CLE I have ever watched on addiction. Every attorney and mental health provider should see this." Wanda (Conetoe, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "Outstanding presentation!" Cheryl (Fayetteville, NC)
 "Great program and very interesting." Curtis (Asheville, NC)

Professionalism for Lawyers in Community Service (from "Second Annual Law-Related Education Institute--Lawyers in the Schools" Nov. 1, 2001)Back to top
 "A topic well worth engaging, and an excellent presentation." Lee (Raleigh, NC)
 "I felt this course was inspirational. Sometimes I need to be reminded about fundamental practices, such as treating each client in such a way that he/she feels cared for." Becky (Raleigh, NC)

Subpoenas 101 (from "Rule 45 Has a Makeover" Sept. 2003)Back to top
 "Mr. Espstein is easily one of the best presenters the Bar Association has to offer." Edward (Asheville, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Chris was a very good presenter. Good program" Andrew (Durham, NC)

Effectively and Efficiently Managing Conflicts, Potential Conflicts and Client Expectations (from “Advanced Litigation Strategies for Trial and Beyond”, April 18, 2008 )Back to top
 "Excellent seminar; very practical and very useful." Bryan (Charlotte, NC)

Review of North Carolina Requirements Concerning Confidentiality (from "Happy (?) Birthday HIPAA: HIPAA Revisited" February 20, 2004)Back to top
 "The convenience of these online programs is a great stress reducer!" Robert (Wilmington, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "I appreciated the personal experience approach. This was not some guy with a degree in substance abuse lecturing us about what was going on -- it was very genuine that we could all fall into the same problems he encountered. Interesting to listen to." Annick (Durham, NC)
 "Fantastic and brave presentation. My first experience with online CLE and it was incredibly easy." Todd (Richmond, VA)

Top Ten Problems With Courtroom Conduct (from Family Law Trial Skills, September 2001)Back to top
 "Very interesting topic." Jayne (Nashville, NC)

Ethics, Business and Dilemma Management (from: "The Ethics of Business", February 2004)Back to top
 "Strong and interesting speaker. I would enjoy hearing her on other topics." Jane (Charlotte, NC)

Professionalism for Lawyers in Community Service (from "Second Annual Law-Related Education Institute--Lawyers in the Schools" Nov. 1, 2001)Back to top
 "I appreciate this broad view of professionalism. It provided a great deal of food for thought." David (Asheville, NC)

The Role of Lawyers in Promoting Corporate Social Responsibility (from: “2007 Business Law Section Annual Meeting”, February 16, 2007) Back to top
 "Good topic - has become of greater interest since 2007; I would be interested in hearing an updated version taking into account all of the climate change disclosure questions/reports around today." Jane (Charlotte, NC)

Billing in Appointed Indigent Cases (June 1, 2008)Back to top
 "This was a well presented and very helpfull seminar on a subject that I and probably many IDS lawyers don`t pay enough attention to. Thanks to all who participated." William (Rocky Mount, NC)

Ethics, Business and Dilemma Management (from: "The Ethics of Business", February 2004)Back to top
 "I really liked this program and found the framework for decisionmaking quite helpful. Glad it was archived and available" Andrew (Durham, NC)

Promoting and Protecting the Rights of Older and Disabled Adults in Long Term Care Facilities (from: “’Leap’ with Confidence into the DRA Era”, February 29, 2008)Back to top
 ""Medicaid can heal you." A great wit. This speaker is as good as I have ever heard (except for Wade Smith`s ethics hour). To prove I was paying attention: NC has 43K adult care beds; a 100%+ turnover rate for employees." THOMAS (FAYETTEVILLE, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Good change of pace to have someone talk about this course that was not someone that has bounced off the bottom or someone that is a professional that deals with substance abuse." Kevin (Granada Hills, CA)

The Role of Lawyers in Promoting Corporate Social Responsibility (from: “2007 Business Law Section Annual Meeting”, February 16, 2007) Back to top
 "This CLE program was very good, and the use on the computer was so easy, I will look to see what programs I can use in the future." Matthew (Wrightsville Beach, NC)

Approaching Damages with a Mediation Mindset (from When Mediators Listen, People Talk, May 11, 2006)Back to top
 "Charles Becton is a genius in addition to being a superb presenter." Shirley (Charlotte, NC)

Ethics & Professionalism in Criminal Law (from: “Nuts & Bolts of Criminal Practice in North Carolina”, June 8, 2006)Back to top
 "Very interesting window into lives of prosecutors and defense attorneys for someone who doesn`t practice criminal law." Louise (Durham, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "One of the best presentations I`ve seen on this topic." Thomas (Charlotte, NC)

The Nuts and Bolts of Domestic Violence, (from: Pro Bono 101: The Nuts and Bolts of Residential Landlord-Tenant, Consumer and Domestic Violence, Nov. 6, 2003)Back to top
 "Good speaker. Well versed on her topic." Jeffrey (Efland`, NC)

Preparing Your Client to Testify (from “Separate Yourself from the Rest: 2007 Criminal Justice Section Annual Meeting”, November 16, 2007)Back to top
 "Need to be clearer on title of program. I thought this would be applicable to all trial lawyers, but it was truly directed towards criminal defense lawyers." Joseph (Columbia, TN)

Neurobiology of Addiction and Recovery (from “28th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section Annual Meeting”, July 19-21, 2007)Back to top
 "Great seminar. Not sure it will help my real estate practive much, but sure makes me understand my family a little better. Great speaker!" Toler (Raleigh, NC)

Effectively and Efficiently Managing Conflicts, Potential Conflicts and Client Expectations (from “Advanced Litigation Strategies for Trial and Beyond”, April 18, 2008 )Back to top
 "Good Presentation!" Brad (Raleigh, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "this speaker was entertaining even though substance abuse is a program that is of little use to many practitioners like myself." Clay (Greenville, SC)

Capacity: Ethical Issues in Elder Law (from the 6th Annual Elder Law Symposium, February, 2002)Back to top
 "The technology is great- I wish I could get all my CLEs online- but the content was weak, very basic. Please provide more advanced topics." Carly (Charlotte, NC)

Ethical Issues in End-of-Life Counseling (from, "27th Annual Estate Planning and Fiduciary Law Program", July 20-22, 2006)Back to top
 "Very knowledgable speaker, but he did not go into certain areas of the subject that I wanted to hear about. The online features are great." Carly (Charlotte, NC)

Modern Trustee Investing (from “28th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section Annual Meeting”, July 19-21, 2007)Back to top
 "Great speaker, great content, great examples." Carly (Charlotte, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "This service is terrific -- extremely easy to use." Staci (Charlotte, NC)

Picking The Correct Trustee (from: ‘Til Death Do Us Part: Marital Deduction Planning, January 2003)Back to top
 "Online CLEs are fantastic. The speaker of this program was very interesting and knowledgable, but I`d like to see more advanced content." Carly (Charlotte, NC)

Jury Selection: Picking to Win (from: "Criminal Justice Section Annual Meeting", November 2005) Back to top
 "I did note before taking this CLE that it was jury selection from a criminal standpoint but felt there may be information that could be used in selection of a jury in civil cases as well. There was but in a very general common sense way (dress to impress) etc." Alicia (Raleigh, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "Not too relevant to my work, but absolutely fascinating." Janet (Fayetteville, NC)

Effectively and Efficiently Managing Conflicts, Potential Conflicts and Client Expectations (from “Advanced Litigation Strategies for Trial and Beyond”, April 18, 2008 )Back to top
 "This was a superb manner of presenting what is typically considered a boring subject. Held my interest throughout the presentation. Outstanding Job!!!" Edwin (Concord, NC)

Ethics Issues for Construction & Real Property Practitioners (from “Lien on Me: When Developers, Liens and Title Insurance Collide”, February 22, 2007)Back to top
 "One of the best ethics programs I`ve taken. On topic to my practice and the instructors kept the program interesting, entertaining and instructive." Neil (Norfolk, VA)

Neurobiology of Addiction and Recovery (from “28th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section Annual Meeting”, July 19-21, 2007)Back to top
 "Very good speaker, information was presented well and was understandable." Rebecca (Claremont, NC)

Preparing and Using Charts, Graphs, Reports and other Exhibits in Family Law Cases (from: "Family Law Practice in the New Millennium", September 2000)Back to top
 "Great program, well presented, and informative. Good information to use in daily practice in the Family Law arena." Edwin (Concord, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "Good Program." Laura (Charlotte, NC)

Effectively and Efficiently Managing Conflicts, Potential Conflicts and Client Expectations (from “Advanced Litigation Strategies for Trial and Beyond”, April 18, 2008 )Back to top
 "This system worked very well and the course was excellent. Just what I needed." Joseph (Columbia, TN)

Mediation Ethics Issues (from: “When Mediators Listen, People Talk”, May 11, 2006)Back to top
 "Program was informative and helpful. Online format was very good." Ragan (Statesville, NC)

Top Ten Problems With Courtroom Conduct (from Family Law Trial Skills, September 2001)Back to top
 "Very good refresher-particularly for family law court." Lorynn (Greensboro, NC)

Prosecuting Ethics Laws: Cautionary Tales from the US Attorney’s Office (from: “News Flash! New Ethics Laws and the Latest in Electronic Discovery and Recording”, Nov. 15, 2007) Back to top
 "Superb program." Tyrus (Winston-Salem, NC)

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues in Family Law (from: Updates, Downloads, Pitfalls and Practical Magic, 2003 Family Law Section Annual Meeting, May, 2003)Back to top
 "great!" Tamara (Charlotte, NC)

Federal Case Law Update (from: “Criminal Justice Section Annual Meeting”, November 17, 2006)Back to top
 "Great job! The instructor covered an amazing amount of complex material in a short period of time." Gregory (Hendersonville, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "Wonderful program. Really hits home on ethics." Charles (Asheville, NC)
 "Excellent course." Gregory (Hendersonville, NC)

Understanding Dementia (from: “Basics of Elder Law” October 12, 2006) Back to top
 "GREAT speaker!" Elizabeth (New Bern, NC)

Effective Representation Before the Executive Secretary’s Office (from “A is for Accident: A Workers’ Compensation Primer”, October 5, 2007)Back to top
 "thanks for the program- needed support from NCBar to retrieve completion certificate and was helped immediately and wonderfully-Thanks-" Loann (Shelby, NC)

Neurobiology of Addiction and Recovery (from “28th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section Annual Meeting”, July 19-21, 2007)Back to top
 "This doctor was the best speak I have ever heard on substance abuse." Kathleen (Charlotte, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "Good to hear a defense lawyer`s perspective. The entire experience of finding the course, purchasing it, and being able to view at my convenience made it so easy to get that last 1 hr of CLE. It saved me 5 hours of driving time to Raleigh scheduled for tomorrow. Note on subject matter: I find it discouraging to hear this AG`s office praised so highly in this matter in light of the AG`s having handled the original Gell/Gale? case in such a poor, cavalier manner. Their behavior had truly devastating consequences, and the Bar fell far short in prosecuting those lawyers. Nifong`s behavior was different in that it was intentional, but no prosecutor should be able to "get away with murder" because they didn`t read all the evidence or understand their obligations under Brady, etc." Alexis (Whiteville, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "The speaker was excellent. I hope he will speak for you again." Spencer (Raleigh, NC)

Ethics Issues for Construction & Real Property Practitioners (from “Lien on Me: When Developers, Liens and Title Insurance Collide”, February 22, 2007)Back to top
 "This was a very useful course because it was fact specific and had real life examples. I liked the format too; kept my interest on what can be a repetitive topic." Mary (Raleigh, NC)

Understanding Dementia (from: “Basics of Elder Law” October 12, 2006) Back to top
 "Outstanding presentation - kept me engaged and thinking - time flew by!" Mary (Webster, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Excellent presenter. Made the material interesting and I found it to be a great refresher on information I had previously learned. Highly recommend this program to anyone, not just for CLE credits, but for useful information related to the subject matter." Macon (Lenoir, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "The presentation was excellent in all respects. It is informative as to the prevalence of depression and the means for effectively dealing with it." Harvey (Charlotte, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "absolutely the best!" Loann (Shelby, NC)

Ethical Issues in End-of-Life Counseling (from, "27th Annual Estate Planning and Fiduciary Law Program", July 20-22, 2006)Back to top
 "I found very little of practical value in this program, or even provocative of thought to the ethical issues involved. Way to much focus on a few issues, such a pegs." Margret (Asheville, NC)

Mediation Ethics Issues (from: “When Mediators Listen, People Talk”, May 11, 2006)Back to top
 "excellent presenter - liked the "real world" tie ins" Thomas (Raleigh, NC)

Jury Selection: Picking to Win (from: "Criminal Justice Section Annual Meeting", November 2005) Back to top
 "The speaker was outstanding!" Michael (Morris Plains, NJ)

Promoting and Protecting the Rights of Older and Disabled Adults in Long Term Care Facilities (from: “’Leap’ with Confidence into the DRA Era”, February 29, 2008)Back to top
 "Speaker was very informative and her presentation method was excellent!" Beverly (Hickory, NC)

The Admissibility of Evidence of Medical Treatment at Trial (from: An Apple A Day: Good Medicine For Lawyers, Nov 2002)Back to top
 "Good basic presentation. I have a multistate practe so this was very helpful in refreshing my basics." Michael (Morris Plains, NJ)

Effectively and Efficiently Managing Conflicts, Potential Conflicts and Client Expectations (from “Advanced Litigation Strategies for Trial and Beyond”, April 18, 2008 )Back to top
 "I particularly liked the way the slides were synchronized with the video; made it much easier to follow. The instructor was very good." Stephen (Mooresville, NC)

Billing in Appointed Indigent Cases (June 1, 2008)Back to top
 "This was very informative. SHould be a requirement for any court appointed attorney." Deborah (Burgaw, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "One of the most outstanding programs I have EVER attended. Interesting, informative, and enlightening!" Teresa (Atlanta, NC)

Billing in Appointed Indigent Cases (June 1, 2008)Back to top
 "Thank you, this mode of CLE was VERY helpful and convenient." Marsha (Goldsboro, NC)

Jury Selection: Picking to Win (from: "Criminal Justice Section Annual Meeting", November 2005) Back to top
 "I am a new attorney, but have watched several voir dires. Each of the attorneys I observed need to see this video!" James (Salisbury, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Instructor was quite good and his materials and approach were excellent. " Lewis (Monroe, NC)

2008 Hot Topics in Retail Leasing (from “Real Property Roller Coaster”, May 2-3, 2008)Back to top
 "Timely and very helpful." David (Chapel Hill, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "outstanding" David (Newport, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "I really appreciate Charlie Hinton`s bearing his sole. He did a great job." Henry (Mocksville, NC)

Billing in Appointed Indigent Cases (June 1, 2008)Back to top
 "Good program and much needed instruction for IDS policy. Wish it had existed when I first started practicing law." Sharon (Clayton, NC)

Neurobiology of Addiction and Recovery (from “28th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section Annual Meeting”, July 19-21, 2007)Back to top
 "Outstanding briefing that was one of the few truly inductive presentations I have attended on substance abuse. Normally, these tend to be assertive cautionary warnings. This was more in the nature of a clinical experience with a heavy dose of medical school analysis to support his principled positions. Well worth the time to view ..." William (Lexington Park, MD)

New Developments in Attorney-Client Privilege, Confidentiality and Work Product (from "Health Law 2005: Navigating the Ever-Changing Landscape of Health Law" April 22, 2005)Back to top
 "Great presenter; substantive content" Kristoffer (Charlotte, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "program was comprehensive, easy to understand and helpful to practice. had some trouble with MAC at home, Real Player download did not work and had to take course via Windows at work. Thank you." Jeffrey (Charlotte, NC)

Understanding Dementia (from: “Basics of Elder Law” October 12, 2006) Back to top
 "I was most impressed with this Speaker. She was excellent." Thomas (Raleigh, NC)

Mediation Ethics Issues (from: “When Mediators Listen, People Talk”, May 11, 2006)Back to top
 "Great speaker! Enjoyed the way he involved his audience in asking questions and helping to work through them." Stephen (Mooresville, NC)

Overview Of Rules Changes (from: Knowing The New Rules Of Professional Conduct, April, 2003)Back to top
 "A great reminder of some ethical considerations I need to pay attention to in my practice." Lorrraine (Tryon, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "This was the most interesting ethics presentation I have viewed." Cindy (Jacksonville, NC)

The Three Models of Surface Water Allocation Law In The United States (from: Wetland to Brownfields: Allocation, Protection, Contamination and Reclamation, May, 2003)Back to top
 "Very topical for my area of the state, Western North Carolina, where we are experiencing both drought conditions and water controversies." Lorrraine (Tryon, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Excellent course. Chilling reality..." Scott (Hendersonville, NC)

Billing in Appointed Indigent Cases (June 1, 2008)Back to top
 "I love the online CLE option. It`s great for situations like mine, where i needed to squeeze in 1 more hour for the year in a specific area--Ethics--and didn`t want to attend a full day seminar just to get it, despite the fact that the hours would carry over. This option should be expanded to cover more hours!!!! Why it isn`t doesn`t make sense. I mean, if cyber CLE is good enough for 4 hours each year, then why not all 12? Does this stem from some remaining skepticism towards computers? In any case, the course was excellent." Richard (Lewisville, NC)

Ethical Issues in End-of-Life Counseling (from, "27th Annual Estate Planning and Fiduciary Law Program", July 20-22, 2006)Back to top
 "This was an excellent seminar, but I was extremely disappointed that this knowledgeable speaker did not have enough time to cover all topics in the program outline. A lot of material was skipped entirely or rushed through to the point that it was not particularly beneficial. Nevertheless, this was a very good seminar." Carol (Wilmington, NC)

Homeowners' Association Litigation (from, "We Can Work It Out – Real Estate Rights and Remedies", February 3, 2006)Back to top
 "This seminar was outstanding. I have endeavored lately to learn more about this field of law and this CLE was invaluable to me." Mitchell (Apex, NC)

Advising Clients on E-Discovery Issues (from “E-Litigation: Surviving and Thriving in Today’s Electronic Environment”, April 26, 2007)Back to top
 "misleading course description - the presentations was not about advising clients, it was about how lawyers plan and execute e-discovery" Eric (Winston-Salem, NC)

General Liability Insurance Coverage (from, "We Can Work It Out Real Estate Rights and Remedies", February 3, 2006)Back to top
 "Very good presentation; very informative and points presented applicable to more than just construction matters." William (Raleigh, NC)

Teamwork Development and Ethics (from: Paying Your Dues Through Due Diligence in the 21 Century, Feb. 2003)Back to top
 "Very good; information well presented and practical." William (Raleigh, NC)

Prosecuting Ethics Laws: Cautionary Tales from the US Attorney’s Office (from: “News Flash! New Ethics Laws and the Latest in Electronic Discovery and Recording”, Nov. 15, 2007) Back to top
 "Good job!" Johanna (Asheville, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "The presenter was very knowledgeable and entertaining." Reginald (Raleigh, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "Charlie Hinton is a great resource on this illness. He "walks the walk" he recommends: giving yourself to others. There is no telling how many lives he has changed/saved by his active involvement in this cause." L. (Elizabeth City, NC)
 "Charles Hinton was an excellent speaker, and the subject matter is something we attorneys need to address often." Gerald (Murphy, NC)

Honesty & Ethics in Litigation (from, "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July ,2005)Back to top
 "Alice did an excellent job in her presentation; could use more of it each year." Gerald (Murphy, NC)

New Developments in Attorney-Client Privilege, Confidentiality and Work Product (from "Health Law 2005: Navigating the Ever-Changing Landscape of Health Law" April 22, 2005)Back to top
 "Speaker was very knowledgeable." Gerald (Murphy, NC)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "Outstanding presentation. Well presented and very informative." Michael (Research Triangle Park, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Excellent course on subject matter. Interesting & informative while being engaging & entertaining." Lisa (Charlotte, NC)
 "The content was useful and the attorney was very entertaining as well!" John (Chapel Hill, NC)

Promoting and Protecting the Rights of Older and Disabled Adults in Long Term Care Facilities (from: “’Leap’ with Confidence into the DRA Era”, February 29, 2008)Back to top
 "i enjoyed the instructor - she had a good sense of humor which made it more interesting" Dana (Clinton, NC)

Ethics, Business and Dilemma Management (from: "The Ethics of Business", February 2004)Back to top
 "The quality of the on-line programs has greatly improved" Donna (Winston-Salem, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "I enjoyed the course." Myrna (Martinez, GA)

Overview of the Duke Lacrosse Cases: Evidence, Lineups, DNA and Ethical Implications (from: “Anatomy of a Hoax: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Duke Lacrosse Cases”, December 12, 2007)Back to top
 "Best CLE course I have ever attended in person, video, or cybercle" William (Mooresville, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Excellent course and speaker." Jason (Pinetops, NC)

Neurobiology of Addiction and Recovery (from “28th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section Annual Meeting”, July 19-21, 2007)Back to top
 "Very good speaker, presented materials well, 1st ethics/substance program which actually was coherent and thorough while entertaining" Susan (Nashville, NC)
 "Very good content ... I think this program was very good at explaining, on a scientific basis, why addiction is not just a `lack of will power`." Virginia (Research Triangle Park, NC)

Hearsay (from: “Advanced Trial Practice”, December 8, 2006)Back to top
 "Could be 1 hour with some additional case materials - 45 minutes did not seem long enough." Susan (Nashville, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Very good speaker!" Kent (Forest City, NC)

Ethics & Professionalism in Criminal Law (from: “Nuts & Bolts of Criminal Practice in North Carolina”, June 8, 2006)Back to top
 "Outstanding! Perhaps the best CLE I have ever attended. Both speakers were exceptional." Gregory (Hendersonville, NC)

The Four C's of Client Ethics (from: "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July 2005)Back to top
 "Ms. Paglen was a great speaker. Excellent seminar. May even watch again before it expires." Wanda (Smithfield, NC)

Understanding the Disciplinary Process, How to Avoid Grievances, and How the State Bar Rules on Questions of Legal Ethics (from: “29th Annual Bankruptcy Institute”, November 10 – 11, 2006) Back to top
 "I was very surprised at how easy this was. This was my first Cyber CLE and it was informative and easy. We should be allowed to take more than 4 hours. Speaker was good for a State Bar "lawyer"." Robert (Taylorsville, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "This has be immensely helpful. Charlie did a fine job with it-wellbalanced with info, anecdotes, and encouragement." John (Wake Foet, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Great speaker." Scott (Sudbury, MA)

Ethics & Professionalism in Criminal Law (from: “Nuts & Bolts of Criminal Practice in North Carolina”, June 8, 2006)Back to top
 "I enjoyed this program, and as a young Asst. District Attorney, this particular subject was very valuable to me in relating to defense attorneys that I may interact with on a daily basis. I think these ground-rules courses can really help smooth things over in the trenches, and would appreciate more programs in this style." Justin (Waynesville, NC)

Honesty & Ethics in Litigation (from, "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July ,2005)Back to top
 "Very informative!" Sabrina (Raleigh, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "Great program and easy access." Jason (Pinetops, NC)

Managing the Equitable Distribution Case, (from Basics Of Family Law 2004, November 2004)Back to top
 "Enjoyed the interaction and obvious wonderful working relationship with the attorney and his paralegal. Great material as well." Sharon (Arden, NC)

Honesty & Ethics in Litigation (from, "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July ,2005)Back to top
 "Excellent program. Alice Mine does a great job in her presentation." Deanna (Raleigh, NC)

Understanding the Disciplinary Process, How to Avoid Grievances, and How the State Bar Rules on Questions of Legal Ethics (from: “29th Annual Bankruptcy Institute”, November 10 – 11, 2006) Back to top
 "Excellent presenter." Martin (Fishers, IN)

Contact with Individuals within Represented Government Agencies [2005 Formal Ethics Opinion 5] from “Think Globally, Act Locally: Environmental Practice Before Local Governments”, January 26, 2007)Back to top
 "This was a very disjointed, jumbled, confusing presentation. I kept wondering what I might have missed off camera that would have made it less so. I`m sure I was also biased by the exceptionally poor speaking skills of the presenter. He has to be the worst I can ever remember hearing at a CLE seminar. His slides were jumbled up, and he did not examine the guts of the controversy for which I purchased the seminar. I was very disappointed. e-mailed 7/22 CH" Nathanael (Clemmons, NC)

Educating Your Staff About Ethics (from: Knowing The New Rules Of Professional Conduct, April, 2003)Back to top
 "Excellent speaker, she kept my attention throughout." Scott (Boone, NC)

Substance Abuse: What Lawyers Need to Know (from: Substance Abuse and Mental Illness: What Lawyers Need To Know, November 2002)Back to top
 "It took this presenter about 17 minutes to tell us what he was going to do but, when he got up to speed, he was extrememly informative and effective. I have very high regard for his experience and ability in the SA/MH fields. Thank you for engaging him for this CLE. I will not forget this presenter''s skill and knowledge." Robert (Salisbury, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "This was a very effective and thought provoking prentation." James (Research Triangle Park, NC)

Ethics Issues for Construction & Real Property Practitioners (from “Lien on Me: When Developers, Liens and Title Insurance Collide”, February 22, 2007)Back to top
 "A very strong panel and very useful analysis of complex issues." James (Research Triangle Park, NC)

Mental Illness: What Lawyers Need to Know (from: Substance Abuse and Mental Illness: What Lawyers Need To Know, November 2002)Back to top
 "well put together and the presenter made the material interesting!" Lawrence (New Cumberland, WV)

Ethics & Professionalism in Criminal Law (from: “Nuts & Bolts of Criminal Practice in North Carolina”, June 8, 2006)Back to top
 "The best computer CLE I''ve watched. I was impressed with all aspects. I rarely enjoy CLE''s, but this one really was excellent." Malcolm (Brevard, NC)

Truth or Consequences: The Role of the State Bar in Investigating Real Property Attorneys’ Mistakes and Misdeeds, (from: Tales from the Vault: Mistakes, Misdeeds and Malpractice in the World of Real Property, Feb. 6, 2004)Back to top
 "Very Good Job. That made learning easy and convenient." Carlton (Raleigh, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "I liked the raccoon in the tree story. Enjoyed this speaker." Jeff (Morrisville, NC)

Choosing the Form of Business Entity (from: "Basics of Business Law" May 18, 2006) Back to top
 "Very informative. Excellent manuscript, powerpoint slides, and examples." Kevin (Greensboro, NC)

Neurobiology of Addiction and Recovery (from “28th Annual Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section Annual Meeting”, July 19-21, 2007)Back to top
 "Best substance abuse CLE I have taken." Anne (East bend, NC)

Results of Quality of Life Survey, 2003 (from: How the Effective Lawyer meets the Challenges of 2003, Feb. 2003)Back to top
 "Fascinating data! Positive trends for the profession overall." Kevin (Greensboro, NC)

Turning Out the Lights: Planning for Closing Your Law Practice (from March 2004)Back to top
 "Very thought-provoking!" Kevin (Greensboro, NC)

Top Ten Problems With Courtroom Conduct (from Family Law Trial Skills, September 2001)Back to top
 "This was my first experience taking a course online and I enjoyed the convenience of it. The site was much easier to naviagte than other sites I visited." Vernon (Charlotte, NC)

Patents, Trade Secrets and Brand Name/Trademark Protection (from “Legal Issues in the Life Cycle of a Successful Company – 2007 Business Law Institute”, February 15, 2007) Back to top
 "This is my first time using the computer based CLE. Great way to get background information in an area of law which I do have experience in without having to wait for a live CLE. Thank you." Geri (MORRISVILLE, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Presentation was great by Mr.Godwin. We will use this informattion for our clients and other people struggling with a drug or alcoholism problem" DEE (Fayetteville, NC)

Teamwork Development and Ethics (from: Paying Your Dues Through Due Diligence in the 21 Century, Feb. 2003)Back to top
 "tHIS PRESENTATION WAS CONCISE AND HELPFUL." Philip (Fayetteville, NC)

Contact with Individuals within Represented Government Agencies [2005 Formal Ethics Opinion 5] from “Think Globally, Act Locally: Environmental Practice Before Local Governments”, January 26, 2007)Back to top
 "Excellent program and directly on point with my practice." Charles (Raleigh, NC)

HIPPA Privacy (from: “An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure”, December 8, 2006) Back to top
 "I answered question 6 that it was "somewhat valuable" only because I deal with HIPPA on a much more general level and the information was very specific. The program was delivered very well and was informative." Charles (Raleigh, NC)

The Role of Lawyers in Promoting Corporate Social Responsibility (from: “2007 Business Law Section Annual Meeting”, February 16, 2007) Back to top
 "Great speaker " Grace (Raleigh, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "We should all be grateful to folks like Charles Hinton for publicly grappling with the problem of depression. This CLE is very much a public service." Sean (Asheville, NC)

Federal Contracts: Terms & Conditions (from “Contracts for Construction Lawyers, September 29, 2006)Back to top
 "Very good speaker. Enjoyable and informative presentation." Sarah (Raleigh, NC)

Jury Selection: Picking to Win (from: "Criminal Justice Section Annual Meeting", November 2005) Back to top
 "Probably the best hour long course I have ever taken" Brian (Smithfield, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "The speaker was engaging and entertaining. This made the material very effective and easy to listen to without being boring or monotone." Andrew (Sylva, NC)

Ethics Issues for Construction & Real Property Practitioners (from “Lien on Me: When Developers, Liens and Title Insurance Collide”, February 22, 2007)Back to top
 "Seminar was most instructive and enjoyable." John (Emerald Isle, NC)
 " The program was very good." Walter (Hampstead, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Mr. Godwin made an excellent presentation and I commend him for what he is doing." Richard (Ocean isle beach, NC)

Jury Selection: Picking to Win (from: "Criminal Justice Section Annual Meeting", November 2005) Back to top
 "I think even lawyers who have been practicing for several years should see this video -- it's good to be reminded of essential basics of jury selection and there were things that I had not even thought about that he mentioned. Overall, this was an enlightening seminar. Thank you!" Sherri (Sanford, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "Helpful to hear from someone who has experienced this issue. Interesting and some good suggestions for improved mental health." Sherri (Providence, RI)
 "As an introductory program,I thought the outline was good and the speaker was excellent." John (Dunn, NC)

Forensics: “CSI” or Reality (from: “Criminal Justice Section Annual Meeting”, November 17, 2006)Back to top
 "This was the most helpful CLE I have ever had!" Donna (Sparta, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "The speaker was well spoken, knowledgeable and carried my attention well for a remote/computer-based CLE program." James P. (Wilmington, NC)

Ethics in Real Estate (from, "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July 2005)Back to top
 "It was particularly helpful for me to have an ethics course that relates directly to a portion of what I do (real estate). I'd strongly recommend this for any real estate lawyer, particularly those doing residential closings. I learned some new things, and was reminded of others. Horror stories are always good!" Mary (Raleigh, NC)

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues in Family Law (from: Updates, Downloads, Pitfalls and Practical Magic, 2003 Family Law Section Annual Meeting, May, 2003)Back to top
 "Good program, easily obtained. Thanks." Richard (Louisburg, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Great speaker. Will listen to this again. loved it." Melissa (Henderson, NC)

Toxic Mold - The New Asbestos or the Next Alar? (from: "Environmental Legislation and Regulatory Update", January 22, 2004)Back to top
 "These were among the best presenters I have seen. Clear, imformative, interesting." Sarah (Raleigh, NC)

Drafting and Use of Common Real Property Forms (from: "The Real Dirt: Practical Skills for the Real Estate Lawyer", Nov. 2000)Back to top
 "Very good presentation. The forms are very useful." Denise (Shallotte, NC)

The Four C's of Client Ethics (from: "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July 2005)Back to top
 "I thought the program was very informative." Amy (Raleigh, NC)

Top Ten Problems With Courtroom Conduct (from Family Law Trial Skills, September 2001)Back to top
 "Great job!" Stellyne (Raleigh, NC)

HIPAA at the Eleventh Hour (from: HIPAA at the Eleventh Hour, March 2003)Back to top
 "Great instructor. Very good job with some very tough subject matter." Gregory (Greensboro, NC)

Substance Abuse: What Lawyers Need to Know (from: Substance Abuse and Mental Illness: What Lawyers Need To Know, November 2002)Back to top
 "Good information and quality discussion." Denise (Shallotte, NC)

Internet Research Tools without the Expense (from 2007 GP Small Firm & Solo Section Annual Meeting, April 20, 2007)Back to top
 "Good program." Soren (Durham, NC)

Mental Illness: What Lawyers Need to Know (from: Substance Abuse and Mental Illness: What Lawyers Need To Know, November 2002)Back to top
 "Good quality of informational slides." Denise (Shallotte, NC)

Ethics Issues for Construction & Real Property Practitioners (from “Lien on Me: When Developers, Liens and Title Insurance Collide”, February 22, 2007)Back to top
 "Very helpful hypotheticals." Eric (Sylva, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "great presentation - everyone should hear this one" William (Wilkesboro, NC)

Preparing and Using Charts, Graphs, Reports and other Exhibits in Family Law Cases (from: "Family Law Practice in the New Millennium", September 2000)Back to top
 "Thank you! I enjoyed it very much!!!" Stellyne (Raleigh, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "very helpful to have a first-hand account of depressive illness. The presenter is courageous in sharing this personal account, which will help many lawyers throughout the state. Thank you for attending to an issue of such importance for our profession and our communities." Michelle (Chapel Hill, NC)
 "Time well spent!" William (Elizabethtown, NC)
 "I found myself in need of one hour in substance abuse training to satisfy my 2007 CLE. I retired from 26+ years of service with the State last September and in my efforts to wrap up as many matters as possible, plus making sure that I took care of every requirement to retire, I had not noticed the substance abuse requirement. The cyber-CLE method of satisfying my CLE requirement was very helpful. Thank you for making this approach available." Harry (Zebulon, NC)

Contact with Individuals within Represented Government Agencies [2005 Formal Ethics Opinion 5] from “Think Globally, Act Locally: Environmental Practice Before Local Governments”, January 26, 2007)Back to top
 "It was easy for the person I asked to help me. I believe it will be easier the next time." Katie (Beulaville, NC)

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues in Family Law (from: Updates, Downloads, Pitfalls and Practical Magic, 2003 Family Law Section Annual Meeting, May, 2003)Back to top
 "My second experience---much better" Katie (Beulaville, NC)

Professionalism for Lawyers in Community Service (from "Second Annual Law-Related Education Institute--Lawyers in the Schools" Nov. 1, 2001)Back to top
 "Presentation was great. Mr. Wright provides great information to help us all strive to be better attorneys." Lisa (Matthews, NC)

Review of North Carolina Requirements Concerning Confidentiality (from "Happy (?) Birthday HIPAA: HIPAA Revisited" February 20, 2004)Back to top
 "Lively presenter who made the material interesting with her use of personal anecdotes to illustrate her points. The presentation went very quickly and was quite informative. She is an excellent presenter." Sheria (Raleigh, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Very good program. The program provided great insight into alcohol and substnce abuse." Ronnie (Murphy, NC)
 "Very informative." Ashley (Raleigh, NC)

Substance Abuse: What Lawyers Need to Know (from: Substance Abuse and Mental Illness: What Lawyers Need To Know, November 2002)Back to top
 "Very informative." Andrew (Charlotte, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Good solid interesting program. The presenter was able to keep our attention." David (Raleigh, NC)

Understanding Dementia (from: “Basics of Elder Law” October 12, 2006) Back to top
 "The presentation was full of new things to learn, and the presenter made that easy. This will help not only in my practice but with people skills in general. I will probably revisit the material when an issue is raised." Lorynn (Greensboro, NC)

Understanding the Disciplinary Process, How to Avoid Grievances, and How the State Bar Rules on Questions of Legal Ethics (from: “29th Annual Bankruptcy Institute”, November 10 – 11, 2006) Back to top
 "Good overview and description of the Grievance process. Hopefully I will never need to know any more about it." John G. (Charlotte, NC)

2006 Identifying & Addressing Securities Law Issues (from "Basics of Business Law" May 18, 2006) Back to top
 "This was a great CLE for thos eof us who do not practice securities laws but whoseclients are doing projects that are getting them into securities laws." James (Raleigh, NC)

Education Law for Attorneys who Don’t Practice in that Area for a Living (from: “Beyond the Basics: Representing Children in North Carolina”, Mar 16, 2007) Back to top
 "I had done one school suspension some years ago and was very upset with the procedure and the outcome- it turned a potentially successful college graduate and potential state wrestling champion into a factory worker with no future. I have hoped ever since for another opportunity to avoid such results. Unfortunately for Mark Trustin, most parents in this situation in my county could not afford much of a legal fee, but I have his phone number and would probably take my next one of these cases pro bono!" Victor (Brevard, NC)

Ethics Issues for Construction & Real Property Practitioners (from “Lien on Me: When Developers, Liens and Title Insurance Collide”, February 22, 2007)Back to top
 "Made a potentially dry subject very interesting. Good example that lead to lots of issues. Well thought out presentation." David (Durham, NC)

Ethics, Business and Dilemma Management (from: "The Ethics of Business", February 2004)Back to top
 "I enjoyed the program and the materials. They were on target and provocative." Martin (Winston-Salem, NC)

Jury Selection: Picking to Win (from: "Criminal Justice Section Annual Meeting", November 2005) Back to top
 "I liked the presentation so much I listened twice." Dolly (Flower Mound, TX)

Liens on Real Estate and Funds (from “Lien on Me: When Developers, Liens and Title Insurance Collide”, February 22, 2007)Back to top
 "Excellent program" John (Emerald Isle, NC)

New Developments in Attorney-Client Privilege, Confidentiality and Work Product (from "Health Law 2005: Navigating the Ever-Changing Landscape of Health Law" April 22, 2005)Back to top
 "Very informative." Julian (Apex, NC)

Properly Closing a Real Estate Transaction Involving Manufactured Homes (from The Real Dirt: 2002 Real Estate Symposium, November 2002)Back to top
 "This was extremely helpful, but would have liked a longer program to go more details." Laura (Charlotte, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Superb" Daniel (Greenville, SC)
 "Very good to hear a true account of the effects of alcohol and drugs. An eye opener." Glen (Charlotte, NC)
 "The speaker was excellent. I really enjoyed it." Crishon (Knightdale, NC)

The Four C's of Client Ethics (from: "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July 2005)Back to top
 "Excellent presentation." Glenn (Research Triangle Park, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Useful and informative." Caroline (Atlanta, GA)

Top Ten Problems With Courtroom Conduct (from Family Law Trial Skills, September 2001)Back to top
 "The perspective of judge was great approach. Judge Gessner's presentation was extremely interesting due to manner of delivery and practicality of subject matter." Dolly (Flower Mound, TX)
 "Good guidelines for those who litigate. Suggestions apply outside a family law/district court practice as well." Roy (Raleigh, NC)

Creative Uses of Donor-Advised Funds (From: “Beyond the Basics: Practical Issues Related to Charitable Giving & Non-Profit Organizations”, 11/30/2006)Back to top
 "Very helpful overview of creative uses of Donor Advised Funds" Anna (Raleigh, NC)

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues in Family Law (from: Updates, Downloads, Pitfalls and Practical Magic, 2003 Family Law Section Annual Meeting, May, 2003)Back to top
 "Speakers were outstanding!!!" Ansley (Raleigh, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Very relevant and informative." William (Durham, NC)
 "Great Speaker." Scott (Raleigh, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Very knowledgeable instructor. Engaging. Kept it interesting." Julian (Apex, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "Well presented and informative. I appreciated the candor of the speaker sharing his own experiences." William (Charlotte, NC)

Ethics & Professionalism in Criminal Law (from: “Nuts & Bolts of Criminal Practice in North Carolina”, June 8, 2006)Back to top
 "Great presentation...very entertaining...kept my attention" Julian (Apex, NC)

New Developments in Attorney-Client Privilege, Confidentiality and Work Product (from "Health Law 2005: Navigating the Ever-Changing Landscape of Health Law" April 22, 2005)Back to top
 "Kudos to the bar for offering CyberCLE." Joan (Winston-Salem, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Very good presentation." Eugene (Wilmington, NC)
 "This guy was great and made me really think about this issue and how it impacts lives around us. He should be congratulated for presenting his story in a humble, down to earth way." William (Greensboro, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "I am not a technology guy, but I was able to work thru the CyberCLE without significant problems. Bill Barnett" William (Raleigh, NC)

An Entity by Any Other Name is a “?” (from “Searching, Closing and Avoiding Club Fed: 2006 Extreme Real Property Practice Skills” November 9-10, 2006)Back to top
 "Good presentation; better manuscript" Creighton (Highlands, NC)

Ethics Issues for Construction & Real Property Practitioners (from “Lien on Me: When Developers, Liens and Title Insurance Collide”, February 22, 2007)Back to top
 "Mike Wilson should be a full-time CLE moderator." Bobby (Charlotte, NC)
 "Understandably, not all the materials could be covered in the time allotted; the program uses an open panel of attorneys and questions from the floor are answered during the open discussion. Some other ethics hypotheticals have obvious answers. This one has some very complex issues." Richard (Blowing Rock, NC)
 "Mike Wilson is my hero!" Ashley (Charlotte, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Thanks for sharing your story--very powerful." Christen (Manteo, NC)
 "Excellent presenter." Kelly D. (Morrisville, NC)

Jury Selection: Picking to Win (from: "Criminal Justice Section Annual Meeting", November 2005) Back to top
 "speaker was excellent" Matthew (Concord, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 " THOUGHT THAT I WAS GOING TO BE BORED BUT I WASN'T...........An excellent presentation of a very hard subject......Tell the Presenter I may even watch it again! Lawrence Egerton Greensboro" Lawrence (Greensboro, NC)

Basics of Elder Law, (from Potpourri for the GP: Things You Need to Know But Didn't Have Time To Ask, General Practice Section Annual Meeting, April 29, 2005)Back to top
 "Only problem I had was purchasing it because you use a different log in to buy the program than you do to log in to the website. It took a while for me to realize that I had to register, since I thought that I already was registered on the website. Other than that, it was just like being there, only better. Saving the manuscript and appendices was a breeze. Thanks for providing these things." Ellen (High Point, NC)

Ethics Issues for Construction & Real Property Practitioners (from “Lien on Me: When Developers, Liens and Title Insurance Collide”, February 22, 2007)Back to top
 "Very good. Practical. Even entertaining. Would like more ethics this "real"." Creighton (Highlands, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "Great program. Still relevant for today." Wood (Charlotte, NC)

Ethics Issues for Construction & Real Property Practitioners (from “Lien on Me: When Developers, Liens and Title Insurance Collide”, February 22, 2007)Back to top
 "This very likely was the most helpful ethics program I have taken in my practice to date. Taking it in this manner was very helpful, because it allowed me to take a course truly focused on my practice instead of just attending something to check a box." Wayne (Raleigh, NC)

Teamwork Development and Ethics (from: Paying Your Dues Through Due Diligence in the 21 Century, Feb. 2003)Back to top
 "This was lively, interesting and extremely helpful. Thank you" Janet (Charlotte, NC)

The Role of Lawyers in Promoting Corporate Social Responsibility (from: “2007 Business Law Section Annual Meeting”, February 16, 2007) Back to top
 "Lots of depth to this presentation, and of interest to those of us who counsel corporations." Lee (Raleigh, NC)

Drafting and Use of Common Real Property Forms (from: "The Real Dirt: Practical Skills for the Real Estate Lawyer", Nov. 2000)Back to top
 "I like the fact that we can "rewind" the lecture if we don't understand something. You can't do that in live lectures." Paul (Greensboro, NC)

Ethical Issues in End-of-Life Counseling (from, "27th Annual Estate Planning and Fiduciary Law Program", July 20-22, 2006)Back to top
 "This was the best ehtical considerations course I have ever attended." Jacqueline (Raleigh, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "GOOD PROGRAM." Aubrey (LOUISBURG, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "I very much liked the presenter." Delbridge (Charlotte, NC)

Automatic Stay – Exceptions, Corrections, Deceptions: What’s New Under 362? (from: “29th Annual Bankruptcy Institute”, November 10 – 11, 2006)Back to top
 "This was better than the speaker's previous CLE on a similar subject, but I'd like to see more emphasis on integrating the disparate cases. I didn't think was supposed to be just a survey of cases, and even at that, there was often a lack of description of material facts." Robert (Charlotte, NC)

The Four C's of Client Ethics (from: "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July 2005)Back to top
 "Louise Paglen is a wonderful speaker and presenter. Very clear, engaging, and informative." Amy (Asheville, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Presentation was excellent. " Steven (Fuquay-Varina, NC)

Ethics in Real Estate (from, "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July 2005)Back to top
 "Nancy is the best. She always presents a very practical presentation that holds your attention." Carol (Kannapolis, NC)

Top 10 Pitfalls in Residential Real Estate Closings (from phone seminar Nov 12, 2003)Back to top
 "Great speaker--interesting presentation" Elizabeth (New Bern, NC)

Basics of Elder Law, (from Potpourri for the GP: Things You Need to Know But Didn't Have Time To Ask, General Practice Section Annual Meeting, April 29, 2005)Back to top
 "Excellent overview. I don't practice in this area, but found the materials and speaker excellent to provide a good general overview and summary of key issues and parameters." Timothy (Charlotte, NC)

Mortgage Fraud (from 2005 Real Property Annual Meeting, May 2005)Back to top
 "Very good seminar. I am very grateful the U.S. Attorney agreed to participate and share policy and professional concerns when deciding to prosecute." Robert (Wake Forest, NC)

Educating Your Staff About Ethics (from: Knowing The New Rules Of Professional Conduct, April, 2003)Back to top
 "Very helpful for our practice. I loved the part about throwing the wadded up paper on the ground and rewarding the person who picked it up in front of everyone else." Elizabeth (Wadesboro, NC)

Liens on Real Estate and Funds (from “Lien on Me: When Developers, Liens and Title Insurance Collide”, February 22, 2007)Back to top
 "I rate this a very valuable program for real estate practitioners. Jim Seay, JR." James (Wilmington, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Powerful, eye-opening Would have liked the materials to include some statistics about PALS assistance, suicides, predisposition of children toward addiction - parents=% grandparents=%, etc." OSCAR (JEFFERSON, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "EXCELLENT speaker, good topic, relevant, real-world application." Gentry (Raleigh, NC)

New Developments in Attorney-Client Privilege, Confidentiality and Work Product (from "Health Law 2005: Navigating the Ever-Changing Landscape of Health Law" April 22, 2005)Back to top
 "Presenter and content were excellent and fascinating." Joseph (Asheville, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Nichols is a superior speaker. Did not distract with uh's & ah's. Was witty. His "My story" was great. " THOMAS (FAYETTEVILLE, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Thank you." Brian (Wilmington, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "speaker was very strong with good stories and message." Cameron (Wilmington, NC)

Ethical Issues in End-of-Life Counseling (from, "27th Annual Estate Planning and Fiduciary Law Program", July 20-22, 2006)Back to top
 "Interesting, informative, with effective presentation." Judith (Greensboro, NC)

Capacity: Ethical Issues in Elder Law (from the 6th Annual Elder Law Symposium, February, 2002)Back to top
 "Very much enjoyed the case study, Q&A approach." Diane (Raleigh, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Incredible story from Mr. Godwin." Randolph (Morrisville, NC)
 "Christopher Godwin's openness was very valuable. It gets the message across." Michael (Charlotte, NC)
 "Excellent presentation. Chris' story certainly makes me aware of the potential for substance abuse affecting and driven by my practice." Peter (New York, NY)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "Very good overview with vaulable practical information." Russell (Charlotte, NC)

Ethical Considerations in Discovery and Investigation, (from Spooks, Spies and Sanctions; February, 2005)Back to top
 "Wonderful option for CLE. Very well done - website, technology, etc." Michelle (Winston-Salem, NC)

Ethics Issues for Construction & Real Property Practitioners (from “Lien on Me: When Developers, Liens and Title Insurance Collide”, February 22, 2007)Back to top
 "Good program. related to my practice area in Title Insurance." Matthew (Raleigh, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "The speaker's story was compelling and appreciated." Jonathan (Raleigh, NC)
 "I had to pause several times to take phone calls that I needed to take, and then getting the program to start back at the right place was a bit difficult. I got it, but it took some doing. I was a first time buyer. I needed a bit more info on how it all worked. Seeing nothing on the order of nuts and bolts, I called the CLE office and a very nice lady answered my questions. Overall - great job" Frank (Cary, NC)

Teamwork Development and Ethics (from: Paying Your Dues Through Due Diligence in the 21 Century, Feb. 2003)Back to top
 "Could not hear questions from audience, and speaker did not repeat them or summarize point made/opinion expressed. Otherwise, presentation was interesting and informative, speaker was thorough but concise." Louise (Durham, NC)

Understanding the Disciplinary Process, How to Avoid Grievances, and How the State Bar Rules on Questions of Legal Ethics (from: “29th Annual Bankruptcy Institute”, November 10 – 11, 2006) Back to top
 "The speaker was easy to follow, presented the information in an organized manner, and spoke at the right volume and speed to make it easy to take this course. Seeing as I needed some quick ethics credits, this was absolutely the best I could have hoped for. I will likely use on-line CLE in the future! Regards - David Bradin" David (Cary, NC)

Approaching Damages with a Mediation Mindset (from When Mediators Listen, People Talk, May 11, 2006)Back to top
 "One of the best speakers. Great presentation as always." Howard (Winston-salem, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Very informative. Chris very easy to listen to and kept my attention the whole 60 mins. Highly recommend." Roger (Lexington, NC)

Significant Differences Between North Carolina and the Federal Rules of Discovery, (from, "Spooks, Spies and Sanctions", January 2005)Back to top
 "Very helpful course. I was unaware that I could view slides synched with the program until the end." Amie (Apex, NC)

Understanding the Disciplinary Process, How to Avoid Grievances, and How the State Bar Rules on Questions of Legal Ethics (from: “29th Annual Bankruptcy Institute”, November 10 – 11, 2006) Back to top
 "Good CLE. Great examples that apply to typical practice." Steven (Greensboro, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Mr. Godwin's presentation was powerful and memorable. I have shared his story with my wife and now take substance abuse much more seriously." Christopher (Cary, NC)
 "Excellent presentation, gave valuable insight into one's struggle with self-confidence leading to addiction issues. Thank you." Kimberly (Durham, NC)

What Every IP Lawyer Should Know About Antitrust (from: Intellectual Property Law Section Annual Meeting, Apr. 2, 2004)Back to top
 "Excellent presenter." Christopher (Raleigh, NC)

Teamwork Development and Ethics (from: Paying Your Dues Through Due Diligence in the 21 Century, Feb. 2003)Back to top
 "as always, it's a great relief to have programs like these available to those of us who live in the rural parts of the state and might have difficulty in otherwise completing the CLE requirements. thanks-" William (Edenton, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "The speaker was generous to share his experience. Good balance of general information and personal experience." Dawn (Durham, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Dynamic speaker, held interest. Valuable information." Dawn (Durham, NC)
 "This was a very effective program. Thank you." Wanda (Raleigh, NC)
 "This was a very good CLE program!" Hubert (Raleigh, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "Plan to continue with online seminars! Great idea." Jorgelina (Raleigh, NC)
 "excellent speaker with real life experience on a difficult subject added credibility to the presentation" Michael (Raleigh, NC)

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues in Family Law (from: Updates, Downloads, Pitfalls and Practical Magic, 2003 Family Law Section Annual Meeting, May, 2003)Back to top
 "I think it would be helpful to have a program like this directed more toward criminal clients." Merrimon (Rutherfordton, NC)

The Four C's of Client Ethics (from: "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July 2005)Back to top
 "a good basic refresher" Joseph (Raleigh, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "Enjoyed it very much. Very informative. The camera angle, in my opinion, needs to be a little bit better. Perhaps facing the speaker so you can see the presenter's face better. Also, when an audience member asks a question, have the presenter repeat it so the on-line persons can clearly understand. But, overall, very good." Steven (Whiteville, NC)

Jury Selection: Picking to Win (from: "Criminal Justice Section Annual Meeting", November 2005) Back to top
 "the speaker was excellent with great examples and lots of useful information." Ben (Charlotte, NC)

Mortgage Fraud (from 2005 Real Property Annual Meeting, May 2005)Back to top
 "Very informative--I would like to see an update of this program in 2008!" Charles (Maxton, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Excellent program! Thank you for offering it on the web." Audrey (Charlotte, NC)
 "A highly meaninful educational experience" Henry (Raleigh, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Chris Nichols is an excellent speaker. Very entertaining." Michael (Pauline, SC)
 "Good speaker" McGlemre (Virginia Beach, VA)

Understanding the Disciplinary Process, How to Avoid Grievances, and How the State Bar Rules on Questions of Legal Ethics (from: “29th Annual Bankruptcy Institute”, November 10 – 11, 2006) Back to top
 "Could have used a bit more discussion of ethical issues in lawyer advertising." James (Fayetteville, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "Having a speaker with personal experience on such a subject gives greater impact than being lectured to by a psychologist or social worker." Kathlyn (Raleigh, NC)

Forensics: “CSI” or Reality (from: “Criminal Justice Section Annual Meeting”, November 17, 2006)Back to top
 "Excellent" Wendell (Greensboro, NC)

Richmond vs. Raleigh, (from, "State and Federal Appellate Practice", February 2005)Back to top
 "More information regarding criminal appeals would be useful." Michael (Huntersville, NC)

Capacity: Ethical Issues in Elder Law (from the 6th Annual Elder Law Symposium, February, 2002)Back to top
 "I live in Western North Carolina and must travel a bit to attend live, or even video-replay, CLE seminars. Also, toward the end of the year, inclement weather becomes a factor. I can take online CLE courses on my schedule, from home or the office, and I can replay the parts I really want to absorb for future reference. The materials which go with the courses are easy to download, too. The CLE rules should be amended to let us take more than 4 hours of online courses; maybe even all 12 hours. " Lorrraine (Tryon, NC)

Understanding Dementia (from: “Medicaid Update and Focus on Guardianship – 10th Annual Elder Law Symposium”, Feb. 24, 2006)Back to top
 "I am a strong proponent of computer-based continuing legal education. It is very helpful for me to be able to run the program back to hear important and interesting issues over again. I also like to be able to do my CLE's on a 24/7 basis. I don't know why NC only allows attys to take 4 hours of online study." Lorrraine (Tryon, NC)

Honesty & Ethics in Litigation (from, "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July ,2005)Back to top
 "very good general ethics in litigation discussion. a good refresher." Joseph (Raleigh, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "I know Chris personally and commend him on his pursuit not only to help those in the legal profession but anyone with an addiction." Christopher (Fayetteville, NC)
 "Very nicely done." Jeff (Raleigh, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Great course. Enjoyed it and very informative" Kimberly (Cashiers, NC)

Evidence at Quasi-Judicial Hearings: Myth or Reality? (from, "Quasi-Judicial Proceedings", November 2001)Back to top
 "The presenter did a very good job. I wish it was not so land use oriented. I need to use the information for election boards." Michael (Huntersville, NC)

Honesty & Ethics in Litigation (from, "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July ,2005)Back to top
 "Very well done." Louis (Charlotte, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Great program." Thomas (Raleigh, NC)

Privacy, Impacts and Implications for Health and Healthcare, (from Privacy in the 21st Century: Impacts and Implications, January 2005)Back to top
 "Very informative presentation. Making this service available online is really terrific. Thank you. Jolynn Dellinger" Jolynn (Durham, NC)

The Role of Lawyers in Promoting Corporate Social Responsibility (from: “2007 Business Law Section Annual Meeting”, February 16, 2007) Back to top
 "This is possibly the single best, most entertaining CLE presentation I have ever seen. Mr. Conley was fantastic and engaging and very informative. Thanks." Jolynn (Durham, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "Great speech!" Ashley (Durham, NC)
 "This was exceptionally good and well-focused/presented. Highly recommend it." Kirk (Raleigh, NC)

Education Law for Attorneys who Don’t Practice in that Area for a Living (from: “Beyond the Basics: Representing Children in North Carolina”, Mar 16, 2007) Back to top
 "I enjoyed this program. The format, with the video screen on one side of the screen and the powerpoint on the other was great. I enjoyed the presenter. It was a very accessible way to learn a new area of law. A" Andrea (Winston-Salem, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Very good program, thank you." Kathleen (Philadelphia, PA)

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues in Family Law (from: Updates, Downloads, Pitfalls and Practical Magic, 2003 Family Law Section Annual Meeting, May, 2003)Back to top
 "I thought it was the best MH/SA CLE I have taken. I especially liked the idea of the issues being applied to the attorney area of practice/concentration. I thoroughly enjoyed both speakers and thought they brought a great deal of information forward in a very limited period of time." Laura (Buies Creek, NC)

Education Law for Attorneys who Don’t Practice in that Area for a Living (from: “Beyond the Basics: Representing Children in North Carolina”, Mar 16, 2007) Back to top
 "Brief and helpful examples given, good experience passed on." Lorynn (Greensboro, NC)

Trends in Executive Compensation (from: Employee Benefits, February 26, 2004)Back to top
 "Great way to complete CLE." Jeri (Greensboro, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "i greatly admire the presenting speaker. also, viewed the presentation as a very good summary of the topic" Malcolm (Woodleaf, North carolina)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "God bless Charles Godwin. He's a man of courage and integrity, and a credit to the Bar." Theodore (Durham, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "This presentation was given in 2002, but the information is still current and very germane years later. The materials may be lengthy, but they are very beneficial. All in all, a very worthwhile program." Robert (Raleigh, NC)

Ethics & Professionalism in Criminal Law (from: “Nuts & Bolts of Criminal Practice in North Carolina”, June 8, 2006)Back to top
 "The only problem I had was getting credit for watching the program. For some reason, it said that I only viewed 1 percent of the program. I e-mailed for assistance and it was resolved within 20 minutes. Excellent customer support!" Elizabeth (Winston-Salem, NC)

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues in Family Law (from: Updates, Downloads, Pitfalls and Practical Magic, 2003 Family Law Section Annual Meeting, May, 2003)Back to top
 "The on-line program exceeded my expectations in that the printed materials and slides were made available for download, the speakers (an attorney and a psychologist) were an excellent team, and both were polished presenters. The material was very informative and useful in my practice." Robert (Glenmont, New York)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Clear, energetic presenter." Gretchen (Durham, NC)
 "Excellent speaker!" John (Charlotte, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Excellent program." Rachel (Columbia, S.C.)

Ethics, Business and Dilemma Management (from: "The Ethics of Business", February 2004)Back to top
 "Great." Jason (Arlington, VA)

Richmond vs. Raleigh, (from, "State and Federal Appellate Practice", February 2005)Back to top
 "Obviously, a very knowledgeable, confident speaker." BETTY (CARY, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "The speaker was riveting, dynamic delivery!!" BETTY (CARY, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "Frightfully clear" Ken (Greensboro, NC)

Ethics & Professionalism in Criminal Law (from: “Nuts & Bolts of Criminal Practice in North Carolina”, June 8, 2006)Back to top
 "Excellent idea having the adversarial viewpoints of a defense attorney and a prosecutor. Despite being on opposite sides of the justice system, it was refreshing seeing the respect that both attorneys showed each other and interesting how their goals were ultimately similar if they were doing their jobs properly (to seek justice)." James (Charlotte, NC)

Truth or Consequences: The Role of the State Bar in Investigating Real Property Attorneys’ Mistakes and Misdeeds, (from: Tales from the Vault: Mistakes, Misdeeds and Malpractice in the World of Real Property, Feb. 6, 2004)Back to top
 "Great program." Billy (Winston-salem, North carolina)

Ethics & Professionalism in Criminal Law (from: “Nuts & Bolts of Criminal Practice in North Carolina”, June 8, 2006)Back to top
 "I thoroughly enjoyed the class presentation and questions and answers." Alice (Lumberton, NC)

Ethics, Business and Dilemma Management (from: "The Ethics of Business", February 2004)Back to top
 "This was excellent. Glad I was able to be a part of her seminar!" Carla (Raleigh, NC)

Ethics in Real Estate (from, "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July 2005)Back to top
 "Very very good" Paula (Jamestown, NC)

Ethical Issues in End-of-Life Counseling (from, "27th Annual Estate Planning and Fiduciary Law Program", July 20-22, 2006)Back to top
 "Speaker had to cut short his presentation. He had so much of value to offer. An option to see the remainder of his material would be welcome." Solomon (Apex, NC)

The Four C's of Client Ethics (from: "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July 2005)Back to top
 "I loved the speaker. Very funny and very clear in her speach" Tammy (Statesville, NC)

The Admissibility of Evidence of Medical Treatment at Trial (from: An Apple A Day: Good Medicine For Lawyers, Nov 2002)Back to top
 "Oh what a difference an operating system makes. There are incompatibilities between your program and the Vista operating system. I took two of your courses earlier today on a Vista equipped computer. It was a very different experence. The program is excellent when there are no software bugs in the way." Bernard (Henderson, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Chris Godwin was exellent." Kennedy (Raleigh, NC)

Honesty & Ethics in Litigation (from, "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July ,2005)Back to top
 "I enjoyed this presentation." John (Winston-Salem, NC)

Top Ten Problems With Courtroom Conduct (from Family Law Trial Skills, September 2001)Back to top
 "The set-up, with the video seminar and slides was excellent! All seminars should be like this!!" Pamela (Wake Forest, NC)

Ethics & Professionalism in Criminal Law (from: “Nuts & Bolts of Criminal Practice in North Carolina”, June 8, 2006)Back to top
 "Entertaining! Most enjoyable CLE I've ever taken." Meredith (Nebo, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Very interesting speaker who came highly recommended." Phillip (Durham, NC)

Educating Your Staff About Ethics (from: Knowing The New Rules Of Professional Conduct, April, 2003)Back to top
 "Ms. Houser is a very inspiring teacher and paralegal. I hope that the attorneys attending will take her excellent advice." Nancy (Nags Head, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Mr. Nichols was very informative, as well as articulate and entertaining." Nancy (Nags Head, NC)

Bankruptcy and Mental Illness (from, "24th Annual Bankruptcy Institute", November 2001)Back to top
 "I THOUGHT THIS WAS A THOROUGH PRESENTATION, AND A TOPIC THAT CERTAINLY IS OF ASSISTANCE TO THE BANKRUPTCY PRACTITIONER." Jerome (Florissant, Missouri)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "This was one of the best substance abuse CLE I have taken. I really liked the fact that he did not focus on the extremes of substance abuse but the little steps that lead to the extreme problems." Gina (Durham, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "Excellent Course for all types of practitioners and office staff." Erika (Randleman, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Excellent and interesting speaker. Highly recommended." Valery (Cary, NC)

The Four C's of Client Ethics (from: "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July 2005)Back to top
 "Very interesting and very well presented. Excellent speaker. - Valery" Valery (Cary, NC)

Ethics & Professionalism in Criminal Law (from: “Nuts & Bolts of Criminal Practice in North Carolina”, June 8, 2006)Back to top
 "Very interesting. Enjoyed the program and lecturers." Leslie (Charlotte, NC)

Capacity: Ethical Issues in Elder Law (from the 6th Annual Elder Law Symposium, February, 2002)Back to top
 "Great subject, interesting program." VENUS (Charlotte, NC)

Subpoenas 101 (from "Rule 45 Has a Makeover" Sept. 2003)Back to top
 "Great way to do CLE. These short programs are very useful. You can use them on when you need to brush up on something on demand. Actually, they are much more helpful than the long programs because they are so specific." Noel (Southern Pines, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Chris was a very good instructor; delivery was great and subject matter adequately covered." Tracy (Durham, NC)

Ethical Issues in End-of-Life Counseling (from, "27th Annual Estate Planning and Fiduciary Law Program", July 20-22, 2006)Back to top
 "Good presentation. I learned a great deal about the practical use of living wills and implementation of advance directives." Lawrence (Clayton, NC)

The Four C's of Client Ethics (from: "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July 2005)Back to top
 "This worked well for me as I was able to take the course from home to comply with a fast-approaching MCLE deadline." Watsi (Washington, NC)

Ethical Issues in End-of-Life Counseling (from, "27th Annual Estate Planning and Fiduciary Law Program", July 20-22, 2006)Back to top
 "I found this program exceptionally useful and interesting. Tough issues analyzed and presented very well." Hugh (Cary, NC)

Substance Abuse (from Ethics: Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March, 2002)Back to top
 "I watched this seminar to satisfy my CLE requirements for substance abuse, but it was very interesting and helpful. This was my first time doing any CLE over the internet, and it was simpler and easier than I expected." James (Jefferson, NC)

Ethics & Professionalism in Criminal Law (from: “Nuts & Bolts of Criminal Practice in North Carolina”, June 8, 2006)Back to top
 "I recommend this seminar to the Criminal Bar on both sides. It would make for excellent discussion at both the Public Defender's Conference as well as the DA's Conference. Good Job!" Don (High Point, North Carolina)

Introduction To The Law of Social Security (from: "A Nuts 'n' Bolts Social Security Primer", March 2000)Back to top
 "The scope of seminar was outside the scope of my practice, but nonetheless very informative." Michael (Hickory, NC)

The Impact of Mental Health on a Law Office, (from "Mental Health Issues: Why the Denial Response Doesn't Work", October 14, 2004)Back to top
 "Speaker did a very nice job and kept it interesting." Marina (Winston-Salem, NC)

Honesty & Ethics in Litigation (from, "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July ,2005)Back to top
 "The notes provided as well as the slides with room for additional notes is a great tool. The given notes are easily accessed during the day to day needs of litigation practice and the notes that you can take with the slides based on the presentation act as a strong supplement to answer any questions. Also the ability to go back and view specific topics is definately necessary." Robin (Hendersonville, North Carolina)

Ethics in Real Estate (from, "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July 2005)Back to top
 "Learned some things and was reminded of others." Deborah (Wilmington, NC)
 "Nancy Short Ferguson is EXCELLENT!!" John (Raleigh, NC)

Subpoenas 101 (from "Rule 45 Has a Makeover" Sept. 2003)Back to top
 "Epstein was very good, no uhs. However, he could have used war stories gleaned from the F.R.D. to clarify some items, e.g. where do you have to appear to produce a document if such subpoena is not in connection with a trial or deposition?" THOMAS (FAYETTEVILLE, NC)

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues in Family Law (from: Updates, Downloads, Pitfalls and Practical Magic, 2003 Family Law Section Annual Meeting, May, 2003)Back to top
 "It would be a wonderful accomodation to disabled attorneys for the Bar to permit online CLE for satisfaction of all CLE requirements. I am able to pay more attention (rather than just sit through) speakers by taking breaks when I need them. This is a fabulous resource." Wendi (Davidson, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "This program was interesting – to the point where I wanted to hear even more. I say that even though a lot of the lecture presented info I’d generally heard or read before. That said, I don’t know how much the program will make me a better lawyer. " James (Raleigh, NC)
 "While as a nondrinking nondrug using attorney the substance abuse issues are of little help to me, depression can be anyone's problem. It is helpful to have the issue discussed out in the open. I am among the attorneys who has struggled with depression." Cathy (Cary, NC)

How The State Bar Rules on Questions of Legal Ethics (from, "2005 Administrative Law Section Annual Meeting", March 2005)Back to top
 "Presenter was outstanding." James (Research Triangle Park, NC)

Overview Of Rules Changes (from: Knowing The New Rules Of Professional Conduct, April, 2003)Back to top
 "The presenter was excellent." James (Research Triangle Park, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "Great program. I would have rated it more valuable to my practice had I not already known most of the info, which was no fault of the speaker, who was excellant. The free counseling sessions should be better publicized - maybe on our Annual Dues notices? Thanks for offering this program. Would love to see one on Borderline Personality Disorder too!" Renee (Wilmington, NC)
 "The information was well presented -- good use of personal experience and facts -- and very informative." John G. (Charlotte, NC)
 "Mr. Hinton's presentation was informative and useful. I recommend this seminar to other attorneys interested in depression snd how it effects the legal community." James (Wilmington, NC)
 "Well done." Benjamin (Charlotte, NC)

Bankruptcy and Mental Illness (from, "24th Annual Bankruptcy Institute", November 2001)Back to top
 "I was very pleased with the presentation. The video portion was slightly fuzzy, but easily visible and audible. I would like to use this format in the future." Vaughan (Kamuela, HI)

Ethical Issues in End-of-Life Counseling (from, "27th Annual Estate Planning and Fiduciary Law Program", July 20-22, 2006)Back to top
 "One of the better presentations that I have seen. I would have been more than willing to continue the presentation after one hour. " Jacqueline (Raleigh, North Carolina)

Ethics in Real Estate (from, "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July 2005)Back to top
 "This CLE was very helpful, especially with regard to the information on unauthorized practive of law. The written materials were also helpful." Ronnie (Murphy, NC)

Ethics, Business and Dilemma Management (from: "The Ethics of Business", February 2004)Back to top
 "I was particularly impressed with the web links and collection of materials that the speaker shared, so that the practitioner can easily educate him/her self and efficiently help the corporate client." Lorynn (Greensboro, NC)

Top 10 Pitfalls in Residential Real Estate Closings (from phone seminar Nov 12, 2003)Back to top
 "Very interesting and fast-moving presentation by an experienced and knowledgeable professional." Larry (Hayesville, NC)

Top Ten Problems With Courtroom Conduct (from Family Law Trial Skills, September 2001)Back to top
 "engaging speaker who's obviously a dedicated and competent judge. wish I could see him in action." Carol (Winston-salem, NC)

A Primer on Depressive Illnesses: What Every Lawyer Should Know (from Ethics:Mental Depression and Substance Abuse, March,2002)Back to top
 "Appreciated the candor of the instructor." Christopher (Raleigh, NC)

Ethics & Professionalism in Criminal Law (from: “Nuts & Bolts of Criminal Practice in North Carolina”, June 8, 2006)Back to top
 "This course was very informative. It accurately reflected many of my own experiences." Ronnie (Murphy, NC)

Ethics in Real Estate (from, "Ethics: The Power Within Us All", July 2005)