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Rhode Island attorneys please note:

RI attorneys may earn a maximum of three credits on-line each year.

Pursuant to RIMCLE Regulations 4.01 -MCLE credit(s) for approved program attendance will be awarded on the basis of one (1) credit hour for each 50 minutes actually spent in attendance. One-half credit shall be awarded for (i) programs exceeding standard credit increments by at least 25 minutes (e.g. 75 minutes =1 1/2 credits), and (ii) Ethics presentations of at least 25 minutes duration, whether stand-alone or included in a larger program. NO credit will be allowed for any program of less than 25 minutes duration, regardless of the topic.

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FEATURED ITEMS

Online Seminar (Audio & Video)

Featuring: Benjamin M. Basista, Esq. | Paul K. Isaac, J.D.

The Medicare Secondary Payer Statute in Liability and Workers’ Compensation Claims
2.5 Total CLE Units (No Ethics)
Examine Medicare compliance issues under current federal law, Medicare’s subrogation (lien) interests and the need for set-asides in workers’ compensation and general liability claims.

Online Seminar (Audio & Video)

Featuring: Christine D'Orsi Fitta, Esq. | Steven Minicucci, Esq. | Michael St. Pierre, Esq.

The Medicare Stimulus Package: Set Aside Trusts
1.0 Total CLE Units (No Ethics)
This session will provide a brief overview of set asides trusts and Medicare's efforts in regard to extending the practice into the liability arena.

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