NALS…the association for legal professionals
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January/February 2004 Issue
NALS…the association for legal professionals
www.nals.org
(918) 582-5188
314 E. 3rd St., Ste. 210,
Tulsa, OK 74120
E-mail: (general)
[email protected] or (Educ./Cert.
Manager)
[email protected]
Technology requirements:
Browser set to enable Java Script.
Who has access?
Everyone has access; there is no need to sign up and no
password is needed. The worksheets are posted several days prior to the
session and the annotations are posted after the session is over. The
sessions can be accessed for varying lengths of time from just a few
days to a few months. Attendees receive a copy of the transcript from
the session and non-attendees can always request one after the fact.
Paralegal online CLE course name and price:
All of our online courses are free to both members and nonmembers
alike. Each session is worth anywhere from
1.0 to
2.0 hours of CLE. Topics include: ethics, word usage, editing,
proofreading, punctuation, numbers, capitalization, computer information
systems, legal research and writing, courts and administrative agencies,
trial preparation, civil and criminal procedures, torts, contracts, real
estate, estate planning, estates, guardianships, landlord and tenant,
family law, business organizations, bankruptcy, taxation and
arbitration, environmental law, water law, oil and gas law, labor law,
intellectual property, pension and profit sharing plans, workers’ comp,
admiralty and maritime, antitrust, immigration, federal civil rights
employment, legal terminology, citations, the court system and ADR.
We also have various professional development sessions
including:
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Balancing Work
and Home
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Write Résumés
Right
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Power of
Confidence
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Respect (How to
get More of It)
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Tools for Having
Emotional Control
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Breaking Bad
Habits
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Thinking on Your
Feet — Tools to Communicate Clearly & Convincingly.
How many CLE courses can be taken at once?
No limit.
Who approves your courses?
They are our own courses so they are
NALS approved. NALS approves courses in the same manner as NALA and NFPA.
Who teaches the courses?
Courses
are taught from textbooks prepared by attorneys and the sessions are
moderated by NALS certified members and instructors, more than half of
which are paralegals.
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