‘The Work of Restoration,’ a CLE for Every Lawyer on Earth Day
By Terri Jones
As we enter our second year of COVID-19, let’s move from pivoting and the new normal to restoring ourselves, the legal profession, government employees, civil society, and ultimately the Earth.
Join us on April 22, 2021 via live webcast as the NCBA Government & Public Sector Section holds its annual CLE program. This program qualifies for 6.50 MCLE credit hours for North Carolina, including 1.50 for ethics/professional responsibility, 1.0 for substance abuse/mental health, and 1.0 for technology training.
During this program, hear from a great lineup of experts in their fields and attorneys at all levels of government as they focus on facing problems and the work of restoration.
Topics include:
- Restoring the mental health of government and public sector attorneys.
- Restoring the workplace wherever that may be whether it’s returning to the traditional workplace or continuing to work remotely.
- Restoring employee safety from the hazards of new uses of technology and social media, including cyberattacks and doxing.
- Restoring respect for public attorneys as civil servants as a start to restoring public confidence in government and our democracy.
- Restoring balance in the intersection between First Amendment religion issues and the provision of government services.
- Restoring plain English to legal writing so your intended audience understands you the first time.
Enjoy this full day virtual webcast from the safety and comfort of your own home or office with the opportunity to get your questions answered in real time as well as to receive useful written materials. Click here to register!