Recent Developments in Tennessee Law, 2025 (7 Hour version)
Overview
This is the 2025 edition of our popular annual course of study, Recent Developments in Tennessee Law. This "year-in-review" course is a fast-paced and surprisingly comprehensive look at the past year's important new case law, new statutes, new regulations, and other developments in 9 different areas of law practice, including:
- Family Law
- Torts, Insurance, Civil Procedure, and Workers' Compensation
- Wills, Estates, Real Estate, & General Business Law
If you would rather hand-pick the individual courses in your On-Demand CLE Bundle, you can create your own Custom Bundle and choose from our growing library of individual courses! Just go back to the previous screen and click the green "Build a Custom Bundle" button on the right-hand side of the screen.
Format(s)
Online Video or Audio (MP3) Download
Credit Hours
General Credits: 6.1
Dual/Ethics Credits: 1.33
Total Credits: 7.43
Courses Included
TN - Family Law: 2025 Recent Developments in Tennessee Law
Speaker(s):
Miles Mason, Sr. of Miles Mason Family Law Group, PLC
Description:
The Family Law segment of our annual Recent Developments in Tennessee Law course.
General Credits: 1.7
TN - Torts, Insurance, Civil Procedure, & Workers' Compensation, Part 1: 2025 Recent Developments in Tennessee Law
Speaker(s):
James P. Catalano of The Catalano Firm, PLC
Description:
Part 1 of the Torts & Insurance segment of our annual Recent Developments in Tennessee Law course.
General Credits: 1.4
TN - Torts, Insurance, Civil Procedure, & Workers' Compensation, Part 2: 2025 Recent Developments in Tennessee Law
Speaker(s):
James P. Catalano of The Catalano Firm, PLC
Description:
Part 2 of the Torts & Insurance segment of our annual Recent Developments in Tennessee Law seminar series.
General Credits: 1.4
TN - Wills, Estates, Real Estate, & Business Law: 2025 Recent Developments in Tennessee Law
Speaker(s):
William R Newman of The University of Southern Mississippi
Description:
The Wills, Estates, Real Estate, & Business Law segment of our annual Recent Developments in Tennessee Law course.
General Credits: 1.6
Dealing with Difficult Lawyers & Difficult Clients: Ethics
Speaker(s):
William R Newman of The University of Southern Mississippi
Edward T. Oglesby of The Brad Hendricks Law Firm
James P. Catalano of The Catalano Firm, PLC
Description:
Practical coping tips for when counsel opposite is a "Rambo Litigator" or when your own client is obnoxious.
Dual/Ethics Credits: 1.33
Your Price:
$250
$159
Sale!
or call
1-800-874-8556
to complete your purchase.