8-Hour Texas MCLE Bundle for Litigators: 2026 Edition

Overview

NEW FOR 2026 ! Earn a total of 8 Texas CLE credits with this diverse collection of ALL-NEW litigation-related courses. Includes 6 brand new courses (each course approximately 1.4 hours in length - for a total of 8 hours of Texas MCLE credit). Includes 3 hours of ethics credit.

In lieu of this "no-fuss" pre-packaged bundle, you can always create your own "custom" bundle and select from our growing library of dozens of On-Demand MCLE courses (see the "CLE On-Demand" page for information on creating a custom bundle).

Format(s)

Online Video or Audio (MP3) Download

Credit Hours

General Credits: 5.25
Ethics Credits: 3

Total Credits: 8.25

Courses Included

Insurance Coverage Issues to Avoid

Speaker(s):

William R Newman of The University of Southern Mississippi

Description:

Individuals and especially business entities often need customized insurance coverages in order to mitigate certain risks that might be unique to their fields of endeavor. This course offers a checklist of examples.

General Credits: 1.25

Effective Use of Private Investigators in Trial Practice

Speaker(s):

Wes Bearden of Bearden Trial Lawyers, PLLC

Description:

A long-time private investigator AND trial attorney provides insights on how to get the most our of private investigations in connection with litigation practice (including family law practitioners).

General Credits: 1

e-Bikes, Juries, & Eyewitnesses: Litigation Issues in the Spotlight

Speaker(s):

William R Newman of The University of Southern Mississippi

Description:

A quick review of three trending topics that could impact litigation practice in the near future.

General Credits: 1.5

The Biggest Ethics Traps of Modern Law Practice

Speaker(s):

Adam B Kilgore of Adam B. Kilgore, Attorney at Law

Description:

A long-time state bar ethics official talks about the biggest ethics mistakes that are dominating professional responsibility circles in recent years.

Ethics Credits: 1.5

Great Trials in History, Part 3: Future Presidents in the Courtroom

Speaker(s):

William R Newman of The University of Southern Mississippi

Description:

Practical lessons for modern lawyers are extracted by examining some of the most notable trials involving lawyers who later became President of the United States.

General Credits: 1.5