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Upcoming Events

  • Jun21

    Cutting-Edge Child Custody Symposium

    Join nationally recognized leaders in law and medicine for a high-level presentation and interactive discussion of established standards for child custody evaluation and the adoption of standards by courts. The discussion will include a demonstration of the dos and don'ts of cross-examining a forensic witness. This symposium is eligible for 9.5 hours of general CLE credits. For more information and to register online, visit the IICLE website at www.iicle.com/childcustody.
  • Jun22

    Cutting-Edge Child Custody Symposium

    Join nationally recognized leaders in law and medicine for a high-level presentation and interactive discussion of established standards for child custody evaluation and the adoption of standards by courts. The discussion will include a demonstration of the dos and don'ts of cross-examining a forensic witness. This symposium is eligible for 9.5 hours of general CLE credits. For more information and to register online, visit the IICLE website at www.iicle.com/childcustody.
  • Jun27

    "Giving Ground" - An original play and discussion for CLE ethics credit

    IIT Downtown Campus - Chicago-Kent College of Law
    Room: Governor Richard B. Ogilvie Auditorium

    An original three-act drama by playwright Henry Perritt, professor of law and former dean of Chicago-Kent, highlights numerous ethical and professional responsibility issues. Each act is followed by moderated, interactive discussion. Approved for 3.0 hours of IL professional responsibility credit. Visit the program website for more information and to register online.
  • Jun28

    "Giving Ground" - An original play and discussion for CLE ethics credit

    IIT Downtown Campus - Chicago-Kent College of Law
    Room: Governor Richard B. Ogilvie Auditorium

    An original three-act drama by playwright Henry Perritt, professor of law and former dean of Chicago-Kent, highlights numerous ethical and professional responsibility issues. Each act is followed by moderated, interactive discussion. Approved for 3.0 hours of IL professional responsibility credit. Visit the program website for more information and to register online.