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Build a Customized Oregon CLE Compliance Bundle

Individually select approved CLE courses from our centralized online library no matter where you practice.



The Oregon State Bar allows attorneys to complete all forty-five (45) MCLE credits online, including the five (5) required hours in Ethics, and one (1) hour in Mental Health & Substance Abuse.

Take your CLE at your convenience online. CLE Center is an accredited provider of MCLE by the Oregon State Bar.

With this bundle, you can earn forty-five (45) MCLE hours including the five (5) required Ethics hours and one (1) hour in Mental Health & Substance Abuse for only $289.

Please note that this bundle will NOT satisfy the specific requirements for newly admitted attorneys. Contact your state bar for more information on these requirements.

You have one full year from the date of your purchase to complete your programs.

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Significant Class Action Trends and Developments
Over the years, the number of class action lawsuits has significantly grown in both federal and state courts. As regulatory developments continue to emerge and impact litigation practices, practitioners are confronted with significant challenges. Hence, they must keep themselves abreast of any development in this field of law. Likewise, implementing a sound class action strategy is critical to dodge any litigation pitfall. In this CLE program, securities consulting practitioner Brendan J. Rudolph and leading class action attorney Greg Coleman will provide an overview of the most critical and relevant class action developments. The speakers will also discuss the latest updates and key issues involving data privacy, product liability, and mislabeling and contamination cases.

The Knowledge Group

1 - General

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Protecting Trade Secrets and Company Assets with Non-Compete Agreements
A non-compete agreement is crucial for protecting a company’s trade secrets and other valuable assets from employees who leave the business. However, some organizations fail to include legitimate restrictions for employees’ conduct even after their employment ended, exposing them to risks. More so, the potential for misappropriation or theft of trade secrets. This underscores the need for businesses and their counsel to be well-versed in drafting sound non-compete agreements and be abreast of emerging developments to be able to structure preventive measures and mitigate potential risks. Listen as a panel of key thought leaders and distinguished experts provide the audience with a comprehensive discussion on utilizing non-compete agreements to ensure trade secret protection. Speakers, among other things, will also offer practical tips and best practices to avoid pitfalls.

The Knowledge Group

1.25 - General

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Navigating the Trade Secret Litigation Landscape: The Way to a Dispute Resolution
In this program, a panel of key thought leaders will provide an in-depth discussion of the critical and recurrent issues surrounding trade secret litigation. Speakers will also offer new defense strategies to ensure success in this type of lawsuit.

The Knowledge Group

1.75 - General

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Labor & Employment Regulatory Landscape: What’s Coming Next?
With a myriad of new and amended labor & employment laws going into effect on both a national as well as state and local level, employers need to be aware of the many nuances of the changing regulation as well as significant considerations due to the potential shifting political climate. Join this session to discover the laws your business may be subject to and discuss ways GCs can minimize the likelihood of costly fines and potential lawsuits down the road. Our expert panelists will share best practices for in-house counsel to deal with the patchwork of rules in different places and across jurisdictions, including the changing landscapes due to pay equity, remote workforce, and the residual effects on policies.

General Counsel Conference

1 - General

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Small Legal Teams with Big Impacts: Successful Strategies to Drive Productivity & Innovation
As business challenges and responsibilities for in-house grow, learning how to do more with less is even more important than ever. Identifying solutions to set up your small legal team for success requires managing and leveraging your resources effectively. Attend this session to better prepare for the unique challenges small legal departments face, and learn innovative ways to work effectively with a smaller team. Panelists will address how to better leverage the organization and how to best keep up with changing legal and compliance requirements. Leave this session with a better understanding of technology that can help your small legal department prevent potential problems, rather than fighting them after they arise.

General Counsel Conference

1 - General

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Providing Value and Growth: Equipping Your Team With Their Own Trajectory Lane Without Giving Up Your Seat
As a GC, there is an art to providing value and growth opportunities to your team members without having to give up your own seat. Each employee wants their contributions to be valued and recognized but how do you create that environment? Whether it's establishing shadow programs or offering more ways for your employees to have exposure to senior leadership, join this session as our panelists provide their own experiences and discuss the strategies they've introduced to allow your employees to grow and thrive without compromising their own position.

General Counsel Conference

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Managing Generations Y and Z: Motivating, Recruiting and Retaining Tomorrow's Workforce
As Gen Z and Gen Y take center stage in the workforce, organizations must adapt their strategies to effectively motivate, recruit, and retain these dynamic generations. Collaboration and consistent development are top of mind for many Gen Z but what else does your organization need to know to be better prepared for this new generation of talent? Join our panelists as they share the necessary tools and insights required to build a dynamic workplace that is both motivating to existing Gen Z employees but also enticing to the new wave of Gen Y talent.

General Counsel Conference

1 - General

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Oregon Child & Elder Abuse Reporting
Stuart Teicher was trying to find an interesting way to present the important information contained in the Oregon abuse reporting statutes. When scrolling through his camera roll looking for inspiration, he found it! EVERYTHING. Stuart realized that there were a host of pictures and videos that allowed him to explain the critically important portions of ORS 419B.010 et seq., and ORS 124.050 et seq., in a captivating way. Join the CLE Performer for a substance filled, non-boring discussion of the Oregon Abuse Reporting Statutes.

Stuart Teicher

1 - Abuse Reporting

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