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The December 2019 CLE Compliance Catalogue

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Professional Development Department

NAIC 611430

PA CLE Provider

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CRXJEM CONSULTING LLC

Professional Development

Department P O Box 93

Mohnton PA 19540 [email protected]

www.crxjemconsult.com/CLE.html www.crxjemconsult.com

Innovation has already started.

Thanks for starting your professional development journey.

We welcome you to Professional Development in Continuing Legal Education (CLE)

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Edited by:


(NAIC 611430)

Produced by:

Art & Creative Department

(NAIC 51430 & NAIC 541490)

Contributing:

Events Department

(NAIC 711320)

Technical Consulting Department

(NAIC 541690)

International Consulting Department

Vision 2030—Strategic Initiative

Management Consulting Department

(NAIC 541611, 541613, 541518)

Special Thanks:

To our clients and customers for their support with ideas for this catalogue.

Published:

December 12, 2019

Online until February 28, 2019 at 5 PM EST

The December 2019 PA CLE Attendee Catalogue Published December 27, 2019 and

Available at all CLE’s until March 27, 2019.

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Cover Art

The year 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11, America’s first landing a man on the

Moon and safely returning to Earth. A few months later Apollo 12’s precision landing occurred

but not fully televised. Apollo 12 crew of Pete Conrad, Richard F. Gordon, and Alan Bean suc-

cessfully expanded our understanding of manned space flight, knowledge of the Moon, and en-

gineering capabilities.

Later Alan Bean became an artist who tried to express the human experience of the Moon like

no other person. His unique experience of actually traveling, landing, walking, and working on

the Moon was translated into his paintings. He often said it was difficult to capture the stark

reality of the Moon to others thru paintings.

The cover expresses looking to the past and looking to the future at same time.

We thank Apollo 12 for showing us all what is possible when we think about the future with

imagination and hard work.

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Table of Contents

Topic Page Number

Table of Contents 7

Vision 2030 13

Impact 2030 15

Best Value 16

Company Scope 17

Company Acquisitions and Partnerships 18

CLE outside of Pennsylvania 19

Course Offerings—Bridge the Gap 20

Course Venue Locations 24

Course Venue Dates 25

Course Offerings—Law and Business (in PA) 26

Course Samples 30

Course Offerings— Law and Technology (in PA) 35

How to Pronounce the Company Name 39

Course Offerings (PAST) 42

Technical Notes 43

Course Developers (LIMITED) 45

Course Offerings (in CO) 48

315 Information <CLE Attendee only catalogue> 56

315 Information and impact to law profession <CLE Attendee only catalogue> 57

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Thank you to CLE clients.

Thank you CLE customers.

Thank you to all our clients from everyone.

You made this organization possible.

Your continued support in all manner helped us reach pass 10 years in

business.

We look forward to the future with you.

We have done our Moon Shot, and the world looks different to us...

We want to share the picture with you now.

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Thank you to all the vendors over the years who we have selected to

partner with us to reach both mutual goals.

Vendors of quality share our values and we are proud to work with you in

meeting our stakeholders needs.

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The December 2019 PA Compliance Catalogue

Table of Contents

Topic Page Number Online registration system 60

Course brochures 66

Elearning Centers information 70

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 75

Professional Development Department Compliance CLE schedules 83

Attendee Catalogue Information <Attendee only> 84

CLE Topical Area Suggestions Survey’s 88

CLE Tracks by subject areas 90

<Reserved> 94

Workforce development issues (domestic) 96

From the Vaults 97

Where does innovation come from 98

Book Brief <Attendee only> 99

Economic Development 100

Libra 101

CLE Topic Past 102

<Attendee—New BTG topic Wellness> 103

Technology Trends 104

<Attendee -Tech> 105

My Notes 106

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MY NOTES

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The December PA CLE Compliance Catalogue

Table of Contents

Topic Page Number <Attendee Practice Area—Agri Biz> 107

Book Brief 111

Corporate Governance Changes 113

<Attendee—WEF > 112

<Attendee B-Corp> 114

<Attendee Law Firm Cyber/Bank account case of Note> 115

Federal Government Hearing of Note 117

Brazil National Art Museum Fire Update 118

My Notes 120

Events Department—EXIM 2020 121

Topic 122

The April 2020 CLE Compliance Catalogue Advertising Deadline 123

Are you ready for July 4, 2026 124

Happy New Year for 2020 from CRXJEM CONSULTING LLC 125

My Notes:_________________________________________________

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What’s YOUR Vision 2030?

Please visit the Philadelphia Museum of Art—Philadelphia, PA

October 22, 2019 thru March 8, 2020

“Designs for Different Futures” Watch the video introduction: https://www.philamuseum.org/calendar/exhibition/designs-different-futures With the world’s first genderless voice assistant “Q”.

Strategic Initiative—Vision 2030

What’s YOUR Vision 2030? We have ours.

Call us to find out the trends and signals

that will change your business paradigms.

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Vision 2030

Strategic Corporate Initiative Vision 2030


Across all industries, sectors, and our corporate mission, Vision 2030 was launched in 2016 to assess the strategic direction of our company and how we can better provider services to our clients and potential clients. Starting with use of foresight tools we are endeavoring to provide professionals in the legal profession educational development to provide, engage, and challenge their knowledge base. The goal is to provide topics, materials, and effective learning events to in-crease their capabilities from today to well past 2030 regardless of their career paths, enhancing their understanding of legal in con-text of business and technology. Our Vision 2030 CLE’s are already in development and we look forward to providing you with quality materials with best value price in signature and webinar CLE’s.

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Impact 2030

CRXJEM priorities #8, #9, #10, # 5, #4

CRXJEM is seeking partners and alliances (government, non profit, or for

profit) for those and other

Sustainable Development Goals.

We can provide education, training, and innovation.

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Best Value

We value your time. We choose to produce best value quality learning events over bare minimum requirements, for

those who know the value of performance.

Professional Presenters

With

Subject Matter Expertise

eLearning Center

& Extra Resources

Hosting Convenient

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Company Scope of Operations By Departments

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Vision 2030

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Strategic

Initiative

Management

Consulting

Technical

Consulting

Art &

Creative Development

Event Management

International

Consulting

Professional

Education

& Training

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Company Strategic Acquisitions & Partnerships here X

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Vision 2030

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Strategic

Initiative

Management

Consulting

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Technical

Consulting

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Art &

Creative Development

Event Management

International

Consulting

Professional

Education

& Training X

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Continuing Legal Education Outside Pennsylvania

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Other Jurisdictions

Under development

X Multistate

Forms

PA CLE Provider

Live & Webinars

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Course Offerings

Bridge the Gap

(4 Ethics Required)

Benefits of Attendance CRXJEM’s Bridge the Gap Program

◊ Full breakfast in professional venue with convenient times and locations to YOU.

◊ Interactive experience where current issues are discussed

◊ Subject Matter Experts (SME) cross trained as legal presenters cover material you need to practice

◊ Professional education introduction.

◊ Group discussions led in professional manner.

◊ Structured learning materials in eLearning Centers relevant to enhance your understanding of materials.

◊ Prospective from clients, experts in the field, experienced lawyers, and thought leaders focused on YOU.

◊ Always with other PA CLE’s.

NEW Bridge the Gap

December 27, 2019 at The Radnor Hotel, Wayne, PA

includes the full hot breakfast & bottomless coffee/teas/beverages

starting at 7:30 AM

Course starts at 8:00 AM and ends 2:00 PM EST

See why our Bridge the Gap is the exception to the rule...

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Bridge the Gap

Bridge the Gap

(4 Ethics Required)

Bridge the Gap— Basic materials supplied by PA CLE Board* include:

A) Micro website

Topics included are:

Client Relations—We focus on interacting and tools for client relations.

Practice Management—We focus on technology and how to use in your practice with management tips. Fiduciary Duties—We focus on today’s banking issues lawyers face.

Wellness—We focus on work life balance issues today’s lawyers face and the future. Disciplinary Procedures—We focus on getting you to know the process and the policy behind.

Resources—We provide the ◊eLearning Center along with our experts to assist you in future.

◊ The eLearning center has much more exclusive materials including some introductory materials on

future topics of note.

◊ We supply materials easily downloadable in our eLearning Center for your convenience, up to 60 days after course.

*We supply everything else to make YOUR Bridge the Gap CLE an investment to assist you in building knowledge and skills to have a bright professional future.

At www.pacle.org :

Type of Law: Professionalism/Civility (Ethics)

Degree of Difficulty: Varying

Method of Evaluation: Participant critique

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Management Consulting


Do you know where the strategic direction of your firm is? For organizations that have no strategic direction, are they likely to be around much longer? SWOT is one of many tools we use to develop organizations strategic directions.

We know the legal landscape, do you? Contact us today.

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DATE: September 16, 2019

TO: PA lawyers

Reference: Professional Responsibility Rule 7 and Marketing PA CLE

(1.5 Ethics Credits)

SUBJECT: Course Revision for 2022 and December 2019 Compliance

PA Lawyers;

CRXJEM Consulting LLC, Professional Development Department, announces today that PA CLE course Pro-

fessional Responsibility Ethics Rule 7 and Marketing Introduction for 1.5 ethics credit (2010’s version), one of

our signature courses, is ready to be revised as part of our Vision 2030 Strategic Initiative. Therefore, the

December 2019 PA Compliance Period CLE version and course book will be the last version offered for

CLE’s at this time. This course will be revised and new materials developed with anticipated launch in 2022.

We want to thank all the past attendees for helping us improve the materials and additional topics. We will be

incorporating your important feedback in order to provide future attendees with a better understanding of the

professional rules and marketing professional legal services. For past attendees we have related courses up-

coming see our course catalogues for details.

For law firms wanting the NON CLE CREDIT presentations, for 4 hours, please contact the Events Depart-

ment for private presentation including the standards materials. Additional tailored materials will be submitted

to the Art & Creative Departments for development. The presentation includes notes from other jurisdictions,

but indicated which jurisdictions are of specific concern, and list on EV-Form 4.

We look forward to seeing the last 2010’s group of lawyers for Rule 7 CLE this December for CLE credit.

See our December PA CLE 2019 Course Catalogue at our website.


NAIC 611430


COURSE SCHEDULES & PRIVATE PRESENTATIONS

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The December 2019 PA CLE Compliance Catalogue

Venue Locations

This December 2019, live CLE’s will be held in both Pennsylvania and Colorado.

The Pennsylvania location is located in Wayne, Pennsylvania at The Radnor Hotel providing catering for the

day.

The Colorado satellite venue is located in Colorado Spring, Colorado, at Dickson Law Group offices.

The Colorado location will have a full day of courses in one room, while Pennsylvania location will have 2

rooms with both full day of courses. The Radnor Hotel is a full service hotel with complimentary parking for

guests and located to nearby SEPTA station.

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Dates

ALL live CLE courses will be held on Friday, December 27, 2019

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December 27, 2019—The Radnor Hotel

Law and Business Courses (After Bridge the Gap)

Vendor Management : Process &

Procedure (includes lunch starting at 12 PM)

(0.5 Ethics and 1.5 Substantive) 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM ◊ Be able to articulate make verses buy issues in legal services. ◊ Conflict issues under the rules of ethics. ◊ Multi jurisdictional issues of in house counsel. ◊ Protecting critical business information. ◊ Understand the key areas for developing a reasonable

vendor management procedure. ◊ International issue of legal services will be covered.

P.R.E. Rule 7 & Marketing to Clients

(1.5 Ethics) (LAST) ◊ Know how to reduce risks of malpractice ◊ P.R.E. 7.1, 7.2, and 7.3 are major focuses. ◊ Reduce your risk of mis communication to clients. ◊ Understand how evolving social media can be used for thoughtful marketing under Rule 7 to grow your practice ◊ Know how to differentiate yourself in the legal marketplace. ◊ Avoid marketing your firm and skills to the wrong clients. ◊ You need not have taken Bridge the Gap prior to this course.

Benefits of Attending:

Educating on the legal implications of business trends with subject matter experts who are cross disciplined trained.

At www.pacle.org : Type of Law: Contracts Degree of Difficulty: Varying Method of Evaluation: Participant critique

At www.pacle.org : Type of Law: Legal Advertising (Ethics) Degree of Difficulty: Varying Method of Evaluation: Participant cri-tique

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December 27, 2019

Law and Business Courses (After Bridge the Gap)

P.R.E. Rule 7 and Marketing to Clients (1.5 Ethics) Scheduled for 2 Hrs—Signature CLE—Course Developers and Presenters: RELATED: See Privacy CLE and tracks. This introducing to P.R.E. Rule 7 and recent changes highlight the need for ethical approaches to gain new clients and maintaining client relationships in the competitive legal marketplace. Tools and techniques will be related to various lawyers mis steps in market-ing and legal cases come from a variety of areas and jurisdictions. This is a special signature exclusive course with many past law-yers finding topics only covered here. Course INCLUDES COURSE BOOK AND MATERIALS

Vendor Management : Process and Procedure (0.5 Ethics and 1.5 Sub.) As legal services becomes vendor managed, and more lawyers are required to manage other technical services to serve clients, understanding the basic issues in vendor management become more timely. This course is designed to introduce lawyers to basic concepts and give them a framework to handle issues under the rules of professional conduct.


Educating on the legal implications of business trends with subject matter experts who are cross disciplined trained.

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International Consulting

Looking to grow international?

No interest in exporting to other 95%?

Your competitors are pleased.

Marketing research & tactics

International Consulting Department

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While you were sleeping...

Africa is often called the global loser in modern economic terms. Unlike the rest of the world, Africa’s demo-

graphics are proving to challenge the modern world’s ability to handle change. A growing young and larger,

African youth are tired of status quo and tired of help intended to create more dependence.

This years, World Economic Forum, held the Africa focused conference and for those who are focused on

China, and Asia in general should re think their global view as Africa creates new idea.

For thinking lawyers and everyone else, watch:

https://www.weforum.org/events/world-economic-forum-on-africa-2019/sessions/a0W0X00000EvujFUAR

“From Start ups to scale ups”

And find out how African entrepreneurs are changing the face the business globally.

For anyone thinking about tech, check out:

https://www.weforum.org/events/world-economic-forum-on-africa-2019/sessions/a0W0X00000FulrIUAR

“Drones and Africa’s Future”

And

https://www.weforum.org/events/world-economic-forum-on-africa-2019/sessions/a0W0X00000FIuvYUAT

“Unleashing the drone economy”

Some remarkable business ideas and perhaps Colorado lawyers can especially learn about the future from

these talks.

See you at EXIM 2020 April 2 & 3 in Washington DC.

World Economic Forum 2020 January 21—24 in Davos, Switzerland.

Call for action: CRXJEM is looking for partners on the UN SDG’s.

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International Grey Market Goods: A Primer (1.0 Substantive) This courses is an international topic which covers the basics and new understanding of grey market goods in the international econ-omy. Course developers and presenter Christopher Rabzak

The December CLE Compliance Catalogue

Course Samples

Course Descriptions:

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What’s an MBA?

NAIC 541611, 541613, 541618—Management, Scientific and Technical Consulting Services

What is a MBA?

A juris doctor (JD) is a professional degree, in the field of law.

A MBA stands for Master in Business Administration. The degree is

earned in colleges or school’s of business. Unlike a JD, work experience

is required before attending. Similar to a JD, MBA students can come

from a variety of undergraduate backgrounds prior to attending. Course

work includes in areas of knowledge: accounting, business, information

systems, economics, finance, management, marketing, operations, strat-

egy, and quantitative analysis. Courses are taught by faculty having PhDs.

Some students study specialized areas such as economics, taxation, and

marketing.

Like any formal study, it is a structured learning environment designed to

further a student’s understanding of specific disciplines and be able to ap-

ply in broader context. Individuals with these degrees are coveted in or-

ganizations that seek a high level of performance for their stakeholders

from customers, to employees, to shareholders, to communities.

MBA graduates are typically tasked with developing or running organza-

tions. For more information ask one of our consultants.

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What are thinking MBAers, bankers, technologists, entrepreneurs, economic

development specialists, and lawyers reading?

Permission granted for use.

Thank you. ISBN-9780141987255

Look for at your local book store. NOW in paper back and available in the USA

Book Brief: What can a poor boy from Sheffield inform us about the future of capitalism today? A lot and

thinking people whether they are lawyers, bankers, entrepreneurs, engineers, technologists or arm chair

economists will want to read author Paul Collier’s ideas on where we are headed and how we can change

things.

What’s YOUR vision for 2030?

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Book Brief:

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Technical Consulting

Technical Note: Emerging Technologies

Micro sats

Blockchain Bioplastics

Smart fertilizers Social Robots

Tiny lenses Advanced food tracking and packaging

Smaller nuclear reactors

DNA data storage Disordered Proteins

Utility scaled storage for renewable energy Collaborative telepresence

Advanced corrosion control

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Law and Technology Courses

Choosing A Cyber Expert: Navigating the Alphabet Soup of Certifications (0.5 Ethics and 1.0 Substantive) 8:30 AM to 10 AM EST.

◊ Laying expert foundations under Daubert. ◊ Knowing various credentials for experts. ◊ Conflict of interest issues to avoid. ◊ P.R.E. Rule 1.3 competency for lawyers. ◊ Know boundaries of experts civil and criminal.

Computer Forensics Examinations (0.5 Ethics and 1.0 Sub.) 10:30 AM to 12 PM EST.

◊ Chain of custody issues in computer devices. ◊ Choosing experts under Daubert ◊ Current technical issues that impact legal decisions ◊ P.R.E. Rule 1.3 competency points ◊ Business records for corporate counsels

At www.pacle.org : Type of Law: Experts (from Evidence) Degree of Difficulty: Basic (No prior experience required) Method of Evaluation: Participant critique

At www.pacle.org :

Type of Law: Evidence


Method of Evaluation: Participant cri-

tique

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Choosing A Cyber Cyber Expert: Navigatiing the Alphabet Soup of Certifcations (0.5 Ethics and 1.0 Sub.) - This introductory course pro-vides lawyers foundational knowledge to fined, employ and manage technical experts in computer and cyber fields to handle legal issues. Technical experts who work in the cyber and computer fields with legal experience will walk lawyers thru issues. Course includes laying foundations and challenges to experts in the information technology, cyber, and computer fields.



Law & Technology Courses

Computer Forensics Examinations (0.5 Ethics and 1.0 Sub.) - This introductory course pro-vides both corporate and private counsels understanding of current legal issues in digital evidence. Our experts in-cluded technical definitions and chain of custody points for

you to be knowledgeable in advising clients on issues.

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Decennial Lunch-December 27, 2018 Menu

The Radnor Hotel Menu for CRXJEM Consulting LLC

Decennial Lunch for CLE attendees , owners, contractors, employees,

vendors, partners, and special guests.

Soup: Cream Of Mushroom

Open Salad Bar Mixed Greens Salad,

Grilled Vegetable Salad,

Seafood Pasta Salad with Shrimp and Crab

Entrees:

Marinated London Broil with Shallot Balsamic Demi and Pomegranate Re-

duction,

And

Spinach Tortellini with Brown Butter, Sage, Mushrooms, and Goat

Cheese

And

Special Chicken

Starch:

Mashed Potatoes

Vegetable:

Seasonal Vegetable Medley

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Decennial Lunch-December 27, 2018 Menu

Along with Special Decennial Lunch at The Radnor Hotel

We were thrilled to have

2 Special Decennial Cakes (The Tahitian and Chambor) from

Aux Petits Delices

of Wayne PA

We just thought 2 were better than just 1 Decennial Cake!

PA CLE Bridge the Gap attendees offered pieces from each cake to sample!

After having OUR Full Hot Breakfast with real cups and bottomless coffee and beverages

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CR AS in

“Let’s get CR acking on those important CLE’s this December 2019 by first downloading the December Compliance CRXJEM Consulting LLC’s PA CLE Course Catalogue”

X AS in

“CRXJEM Consulting LLC is in business of over ten years, that’s like Roman symbol X for 10 I learned in grade school”

JEM AS in

“How can I find a GEM of a PA CLE in a mass market, grey landscape, of boring and non relevant continuing legal educational seminars?”

You can download The December 2019 CLE Compliance Catalogue at our website


How to Pronounce Our Company Name

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December 27, 2019



Educating on the legal implications of technology with subject matter experts who are cross disciplined trained.

Cyber Attacks: Breaches, Hacks, and Ransome-ware (includes lunch 12—1 PM with cake) (0.5 Ethics and 1.5 Substantive) 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM EST

◊ Understand sources of breaches. ◊ Which contract and torts may apply after breach. ◊ How to advise clients on reasonable steps to prevent successful cyber attacks. ◊ Legal cases underscore the variety of legal remedies in this emerging are of the law. ◊ Ransomeware legal implications will be covered. ◊ This class includes materials on state sponsored cyber. ◊ Join the experts at lunch.

Social Engineering with Cyber Technologies (0.5 Ethics and 1.5 Substantive) 3:00 to 5:00 PM EST

◊ Understand social engineering in legal instances. ◊ Know what cyber tools are currently being used to violate law. ◊ Be able to guide clients thru complexity of computer forensics and cyber breaches. ◊ How to judge your P.R.E. 1.3 competency and others. ◊ The boundaries of civil, criminal, and national security cases will be discussed along with current on going cases. ◊ Includes recent tools and types of prevent tools.

At www.pacle.org :

Type of Law: Contracts



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December 27, 2018


Course Descriptions:

Educating on the legal implications of technology with subject matter experts who are cross disciplined trained.

Cyber Attacks: Breaches, Attacks, and Ransonware (0.5 Ethics and 1.5 Sub.) This introductory course develops the concepts of tort and legal contract liabiliites. P.R.E. are incorporated into the course to address law firm cyber issues. Our experts include the technical vocabulary for your understanding beyind the basic law. The ability to assess legal liability of various cyber related incidents is increasing valuable to clients.

Social Engineering with Cyber Technologies (0.5 Ethics and 1.5 Sub.)

This advanced course is designed to give lawyers a technical and borader legal understanding of today’s current cyber intrusions both internal and external.This course will cover multiple issues from multiple persepctives and supply lawyers with the knowledge to be competent under P.R.E. Rule 1.3. For ALL law-yers whether private practice or corporate practice.

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Course Offerings (Past)

Professional Responsibility Ethics (P.R.E.),

P.R.E. Rule 5 & Supervision

Of Counsel for Lawyers

Skills

Clients Relations Skills (CO ONLY December 2019)

Technology and Law Based (non inclusive)

Cyber Breaches

Privacy: Mini Introduction

Mobile Devices

eDiscovery

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Technical Note from:

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Technical Note from:

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Core Course Developers and Presenters (Limited)

Lester Wills, PhD., MBA, (Scholar, Consultant, Course Developer) Currently teaching at sev-

eral universities in business and ethics, and international consulting, has presented across 3 conti-nents with a global perspective. Previously earning doctorate from Macquarie University, Sidney, Australia; MBA Imperial College, University of London, BS in Psychology , Birwork College Univer-sity of London, and Associate in Science & Sociology, 1974 Avery Hill College, University of London. He has taught Bridge the Gap for several years, focusing on client relations, developed materials for CLEs in areas of ethics, marketing, and diversity. He has done extensive consulting work for private clients.

Joe O’Keefe, LLM (Dickson Law,), Master of Laws in Trial Advocacy, highest honors, JD

Villanova, and BA . Extensive experience in areas taught. He has taught Bridge the Gap and

developed materials for eDiscovery, and Cyber courses

Chris McGinley, CISSP, CCE (Managing Partner BTB Security), Drexel University graduate in

Electrical and Computer Engineering with over 25 years of Information Technology experience. Holding CISSP and CCE certifications and working in the legal sector across many industries he provides real world experience in technical areas. Having taught for several years CLE’s in areas of Cyber.

Christopher Rabzak, JD, MBA, BS Aerospace Eng. (Entrepeneur, Consultant, Course

Developer) Founding management consulting firm after earning Juris Doctor from Widener

University, MBA from Widener, with prior work experience in aerospace/defense, automotive,

and government. Prior to that, earning Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering, from

Pennsylvania State University. Completed various training in cyber issues, ITAR, and com-

pleted TED 588 “Emerging Educational Technologies” as part of Sabbatical. Widely attends

conferences of note nationally and internationally. Lead consultant in strategy, knowledge

management & development, tech industries, marketing, emerging technologies, and art con-

cepts. Best gallery exhibit—”Designs for Different Futures” - Philadelphia Museum of Art Oc-

tober to March 8, 2020. Favorite little town: London.

Other unlisted subject matter experts will be attending/participating in webinars.

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Do you know what’s it is like inside the world’s most technologically driven organization?

Ready to come inside the five sided box?

<Reserved for Attendees>

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Thank you to Dickson Law Group, Colorado Springs, Colorado

For hosting December CLEs at their state of the art facility for CLEs.

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December 27, 2019—Dickson Law Group —Colorado Springs, CO


Computer Forensics Examinations (0.5 Ethics and 1.0 Substantive) 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM Mountain Standard Time (MST) ◊ Chain of custody issues in devices ◊ Choosing experts under Daubert ◊ Current technical issues that impact legal decisions ◊ P.R.E. Rule 1.3 competency points ◊ Business records for corporate counsels

Privacy (0.5 Ethics and 1.0 Substantive) 10:00 AM to 11 AM MST ◊ Introduction to privacy legal concepts. ◊ Law firm ethics in privacy. ◊ Application of privacy to work place genetic in-formation disclosure of medical information (GINA) as application. ◊ ◊ Introduction to Colorado privacy.

At www.pacle.org :




tique

At www.pacle.org :


Degree of Difficulty: Introduction


tique

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December PREVIEW 2019

PA CLE Introduction Course Catalogue

December 27, 2019—Dickson Law—Colorado Springs, CO

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Privacy: A Primer (0.5 Ethics and 1.0 Substantive) 10:00 AM to 11 AM MST This Introductory coures provides corporate and Private counsels understanding of the basic subject matter of privacy in light of current technoology advancements with business models based on the attention economy. Lawyers will understand how data is valued commodity that has value to various actors legimiatement and often unethical business practices and illegal behavior in this emerging area of the law.

At www.pacle.org :


Degree of Difficulty: Introduction


tique

Computer Forensics Examinations (0.5 Ethics and 1.0 Sub.) 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM Mountain Standard Time (MST) This introductory course provides both corporate and pri-vate counsels understanding of current legal issues in digital evidence. Our experts included technical definitions and chain of custody points for you to be knowledgeable

in advising clients on issues.

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Vendor Management: Process & Procedures (0.5 Ethics and 1.5 Substantive) 11 AM to 1:00 PM MST ◊ Be able to articulate make verses buy issues in legal services. ◊ Conflict issues under the rules of ethics. ◊ Multi jurisdictional issues of in house counsel ◊ Protecting critical business information ◊ Understand the key areas for developing a reasonable vendor management procedure. ◊ International issue of legal services will be covered of note.

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Vendor Management : Process and Procedure (0.5 Ethics and 1.5 Sub.) 11 AM to 1 PM MST As legal services becomes vendor managed, and more lawyers are required to manage other technical services to serve clients, understanding the basic issues in vendor management become more timely. This course is designed to introduce lawyers to basic concepts and give them a framework to handle issues under the

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Law and Business


(1.5 Ethics) (LAST) 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM MST ◊ Know how to reduce risks of malpractice ◊ P.R.E. 7.1, 7.2, and 7.3 are major focuses. ◊ Reduce your risk of mis communication to clients. ◊ Understand how evolving social media can be used for thoughtful marketing under Rule 7 to grow your practice ◊ Know how to differentiate yourself in the legal marketplace. ◊ Avoid marketing your firm and skills to the wrong clients. ◊ You need not have taken Bridge the Gap prior to this course.

At www.pacle.org : Type of Law: Legal Advertising (Ethics) Degree of Difficulty: Varying Method of Evaluation: Participant critique

Client Relations Skills Basics (0.5 Ethics and 1.5 Sub.) (3:00 PM to 5:00 PM) MST (CO ONLY)

◊ Identify client’s style of managing and processing legal information ◊ Methods to build trust relationship and prevent break downs. ◊ Understand how to view the relationship from client’s perspective. ◊ Understanding how social media can influence your client rela-tionships ◊ How to differentiate yourself in the legal marketplace through client interactions

At www.pacle.org : Type of Law: Client Relations (Ethics) Degree of Difficulty: Varying Method of Evaluation: Participant critique

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Law and Business

P.R.E. Rule 7 and Marketing to Clients (1.5 Ethics) Scheduled for 2 Hrs—Signature CLE—Course Developers and Presenters: RELATED: See Privacy CLE and tracks. This introducing to P.R.E. Rule 7 and recent changes highlight the need for ethical ap-proaches to gain new clients and maintaining client relationships in the competitive legal marketplace. Tools and techniques will be related to various lawyers mis steps in marketing and legal cases come from a variety of areas and jurisdictions. This is a special signature exclusive course with many past lawyers finding topics only covered here.

SPECIAL NOTE: After nearly a decade this signature CRXJEM Consulting developed CLE course is the last

2010’s version and we look forward to the last group of lawyers coming to this important ethics course on

marketing professional to clients without violating the professional rules of conduct.

Client Relations Skills Basics (0.5 Ethics and 1.5 Sub.)

This course is skills based and designed to take up where Bridge the Gap left off. Lawyers will be actively engaged in materials to identify how manage client expectations, diligent communica-tions, and warning signs for breakdowns in the professional rela-tionship. Interactive sections to further enhance a lawyers’ han-dling of client matters including limits of representation of matters and understanding areas of decision making.

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Book Brief


Thank you. ISBN-13-9780316475259

Look for at your local book store.

Book Brief: Why thinking lawyers will be reading Bruce Cannon Gibney’s book published by

Hachette Book Group.

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Don’t know when the next referral client will come your way?

Then find out what how leading lawyers generate their own clients ethically under Rule7.

Or alternatively, be left behind in the legal marketplace.

* Private firms may begin requesting NON CLE credit 4 hour tailored presentation from Events De-partment for dates after February 10, 2020 using EV-4 Form based on the Rule 7 CLE.

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December PA CLE Attendee Catalogues

For 2019

!!Attendee ONLY!!

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ONLY FOR CXRJEM ATTENDEES

“What’s the most important change in legal education across all law schools starting in

2020?”

Sub heading: How this change will effect you from our Vision 2030 Strategic Initiative

{Attendee Content is for attendees of only

CRXJEM CLE’s}

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December PA CLE Attendee Catalogues

For 2019

!!Attendee ONLY!!

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ONLY FOR CXRJEM ATTENDEES

“What’s the most important change in legal education across all law schools starting in

2020?”

Sub heading: How this change will effect you from our Vision 2030 Strategic Initiative

{Attendee Content is for attendees of only

CRXJEM CLE’s}

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Vision 2030 Services


Foresight and forecasting

International

Art & Creative Services

Seminars—Professional Education and Corporate Training


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The December 2019 CLE Compliance

Legacy Services Prior to Vision 2030 Services (2020 Launches)


Business Transfers

Business Plan Development & Review Due Diligence Strategy Compliance

Business Start Ups

Scale Ups

Restructuring

International

Art Services

Seminars—Professional Education and Corporate Training


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Online Information and Registration Page

CLE Info

PA Continuing Legal Education (LIVE in person)

Board-Certified Seminars Accredited Provider 9283

Introductory Information

Date(s)

Venue(s) (links to online maps)

Colorado Venue

Room A Law and Technology | Room B Law and Business

Courses Per Room A | B (links to brochures)

Online Registration Per Room A | Room B

(links to payment processing)

Payment Information

Additional Information (includes link to Introductory Course Catalogue)

Contact Information

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Online Information and Registration Page

Company Website:

www.crxjemconsult.com

Webpage location for PA CLEs:

www.crxjemconsult.com/CLE.html

CLE Info

PA Continuing Legal Education (LIVE WEBINARS)


Introductory Information

Date(s)

Platform(s) (links to how our LIVE webinears are conducted)

1 Hour Webinar (link to brochure)

eLearning Center location (password protected)

Payment Information

Additional Information (includes link to Introductory Course Catalogue)

Contact Information

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THE RADNOR HOTEL December 27, 2019

Room A Law and Technology

CLE Info

PA Continuing Legal Education


Room A—Courses Offered

Choosing a Cyber Expert: Navigating the

Alphabet Soup of Certifications

Computer Forensics Examinations

Cyber Attacks: Breaches, Hacks, and Ransomeware

Social Engineering with Cyber Technologies

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Room B Law and Business

CLE Info

PA Continuing Legal Education


Room B Law and Business—Courses Offered

Bridge the Gap (new version for DECEMBER 2019)

Vendor Management: Process and Procedures

P.R.E. Rule 7 & Marketing to Clients Introduction (LAST)

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Thank you to each department for making CRXJEM serve its stake holders.

THE OWNERS


Department

Events Department

Technical Consulting Department

Management Consulting Department

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Thank you to the less customer facing yet important departments and special

projects for making CRXJEM serve its stake holders.

THE OWNERS

Art & Creative Department

Vision 2030—Strategic Initiative

Main Office

Others

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“It’s not that I m so smart, it’s just that I stay with problems long.”

Albert Einstein

“Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence.

Talent will not; nothing is more common that unsuccessful men with

talent.

Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb.

Education will not; the world is full of educated derelicts.

Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent”

US President Calvin Cooliage


Inspiration

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What to expect from our Elearning Centers—EXCLUSIVE

How to use elearning center

During CLE, a blended form of instruction, we can refer to these

resources to enhance your understanding of the topics

After CLE, you can visit until time and date posted on page to review or

go further in depth in a particular area. Mini reviews often add to your

understanding and retention of learning.

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Webinars Available to Everyone in 2020

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Webinar Topics



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Webinar Topics

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Frequently Asked Questions for

Professional Administrative & Support Staff

Question: Where can I find detailed information about

Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Educations?

Answer: At the Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education website: http://www.pacle.org

Question: How many credits do I need per compliance period?

Answer: 12 Credit Hrs with 1 hr being 60 mins; OF which 2 credits MUST be Ethics

Credits (The remaining 10 maybe either ethics or substantive credits)

Question: Are Live CLEs different than online?

Answer: YES Live credits may carry over to the next compliance period.

Question: How are these credits reported in Pennsylvania.?

Answer: CRXJEM used the Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education ASAPNexus

System which is a electronic reporting system directly administrated by

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court—PA CLE Board. We report course

attendance within 48 hours. Upon request we can provide a paper

certificate of attendance for no extra charge

Question: Can an attorney receive credit for attendance outside Pennsylvania?

Answer: Depends upon the jurisdiction, but if the other jurisdictions accept multi—state

credit or some additional documents such as agendas, we can provide the forms

for those jurisdictions. Please email us or call for further details. We often ask

attending lawyers at each CLE seminar about multi jurisdiction as well.

Question: I have further questions, can someone actually answer them?

Answer: YES. Please contact us as we want to assist you in understanding CLEs!

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Frequently Asked Questions for

Professional Administrative & Support Staff

Question: What other states have we given credit in?

Answer: New Jersey, Delaware, Colorado, California, Illinois, Michigan, Nevada, New York,

and Check. Please note that Washington DC credits can be given as well.

Question: If I need additional materials for a regulator will you help me?

Answer: Yes.

Question: Who develops the materials for CLEs?

Answer: CRXJEM does which is why we say exclusive. We do not buy other materials from

any other CLE provider nor do we sell our materials to other providers.

Question: Where can I find additional information?

Answer: Each CLE course has a summary brochure. For more details, you contact us.

Question: How often are courses developed or updated.

Answer: Courses are developed based on stakeholders and client demands. Updates occur

as needed after each compliance period. Major revisions may occur over 10 years

as in Rule 7 CLE case as changing rules, clients, and society. Potential CLE topics

will be in categories listed in our suggestion surveys. Anyone can suggest a topic.

Question: I have further questions, can someone actually answer them?

Answer: YES. Please contact us as we want to assist you in understanding CLEs!

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Events Department

OPEN MIC

September 23, 2019 the world Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/business-49789073

Founded in 1841 and closed today, proves that just being around for over 177 years is no guarantee how you deliver services for the next 177 years or even the next year. People have been traveling since they got tired of their cave. But how they travel and their expectations are constantly changing. How did a company that was founded on democratizing travel find itself unable to survive as a business as the world had more technology tools around to make it easier to do? Did technology and low cost cheap airlines and hosting platforms put it out of business? For everyone in the events business, this business event should be a call for a meet-ing or event to delve deeper into how Thomas Cook’s current business model could not last or be profitable for the right owners. With travel booming globally everyone in events should wonder how this happened? Perhaps Thomas Cook’s management did not know what business it was in? Boeing once owned an airline but with anti trust concerns, Boeing became just a plane maker. Former CEO Phil Condit was known to say that the reason why Boeing did not own a company jet was that he wanted Boeing employees including senior management to actually experience what their customers experience; airlines moving people. Thomas Cook at various times owned airplanes and hotels, the capital intense physi-cal items that make travel possible. Yet much has be written about its brand or good-will as it closed. But nothing has been written about the social and human capital it had which left the extensive stores every day. Was Thomas Cook one of the world’s best places to be trained how to organize a travel event?

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One of the attributed sources of decline in Tomas Cook’s revenue was people could do the same thing themselves. Anyone today who has had the wonderful experience of outsourced call centers of websites with thousands of hotel and airline lists would long for the days when you could ask your travel representative “I have a business meeting in Wayne, which hotel has style that fits me?” Do people really enjoy all that screen time on their phones used to scroll through thou-sands of pages and looking thru hundreds of strangers or hidden paid for reviews? Amazing that so many busy people looking for the cheapest travel experience have so much time? Maybe they enjoy this experience in digital marshes? After today anyone reading the glowing plans for growth as recently as 2017 should wonder “what business did Cook executives think they were in”? Here’s a starting point for everyone in the event’s business to consider: know what business you are in. Not every business is a tech business nor should it be. Success-ful companies should understand the technology that make good tools have to add value to the customer, not glossy pages on investors report. Technology should be used to solve problems; not create them. People should not have to be experts in cod-ing and algorithm development to run a system. Most importantly, relying on “good will” as hope for a business model is not sound as the collapse of 177 year Thomas Cook proves once again. We hope this insight gets you thinking. CRXJEM Consulting LLC Events Department NAIC 711320 9/23/2019—Open Mic


Events Department

Open Mic

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Thank you to all the legal support staff for helping us serve the legal stakeholders.

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World Economic Forum 2019

Topic: Future of Learning

WEF 2019 Extra— Economics—”IS GDP Enough”?

Are we measuring the correct metric for improvement in the human condition?

Source: https://www.weforum.org/events/world-economic-forum-annual-meeting/sessions/

a-new-kind-of-learning-7b0fd0e1-f705-4746-b1ce-e703031a0910

https://www.weforum.org/events/world-economic-forum-annual-meeting/sessions/

https://www.weforum.org/events/world-economic-forum-annual-meeting/sessions/

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Innovation


Accredited

Pennsylvania





Innovation

We invest in the future.

◊ PA CLE Provider Conferences

◊ Vision 2030

◊ Subject Matter Research and Training

◊ TED 588 Emerging Learning

Technologies

◊ Continuous Quality Improvements

◊ Best Value Analysis

◊ Attendee Feedback

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Schedule: April, August, December

Decennial Celebration at The Radnor Hotel—December 2018

Seminars for December 2019:

The Radnor Hotel – December 27, 2019— Wayne, PA

Dickson Law—December 27, 2019—Colorado Springs, CO

Tested and Completed Webinars Launched in 2020

VISION 2030 Programs Start Here

April 2020

Venues

Dates

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<Attendee Catalogue>

The December 2019 Attendee CLE Compliance Catalogue, additionally includes areas such as

but not limited to:

◊

And is available in our attendee eLearning Centers ONLY

For All CLE Attendees

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Bottomless coffee

https://radnorhotel.com/

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https://radnorhotel.com/

Welcome to the full service hotel.

Guest courtesy parking.

SEPTA rail nearby via the guest shuttle bus.

Visit the venue online at:

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We neither offer CLEs for Legal Writing nor Family law…

But for the other 159 categories, see our catalogue, and sugges-

tions areas.

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Suggestions

Ethics Business And Corporation Conflicts of Interest ____ Accounting____________

Diversity Training ____ X Agribusiness

Fees _____ Antitrust_________

Fiscal Responsibility___ Corporate/Partnership____

Legal Advertising___ Finance_______

Legal Malpractice___ Franchise/Deals___

Professionalism/Civility____ Merger & Acquisition____

Substance Abuse___ X Non Profits

Specialization____ Pensions ____

Ethics Technology____ Securities_____

Commercial Government Law X Contracts Government Contracts___

X means under development.

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Suggestions

International Law Intellectual Property Admiralty______ Biotechnology_____

Immigration_____ Computers/Telecommunications___

Indian Law______ Copyright______

Trade__________ Patent______

Treaties________ Trade Secrets _______

Trademark________

Law Practice Skills Training Personnel _________ Client Relations ______

Policy/Procedure____ Communications _____

Technology________ Internet Research____

Legal Writing _____

Negotiations X____

Self Management ____

Speaking______

Trial Transport ____________ _____________________

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Law & Business /Tracks

From our knowledge base

Knowledge tracks are designed to provide linked knowledge to form the basis of further

career and self development

Client Relations section in BTG

Client Relations Skills


Practice Management section in BTG

Fiduciary Duties section in BTG Disciplinary section in BTG

P.R.E. Rule 5 &

Management

Of Counsel

for Attorney’s

International Law—Grey Market Goods

Diversity: Perceptions &Assumptions

Launched in 2019—PA CLE Board

Topic

TOPICAL AREA: Wellness

Coming in 2019 B.T.G. Sec.

Vendor Management of Lawyers and Clients

Diversity—New Section (2019)

- in elearning centers 2018

NEW Bridge the Gap

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Law & Technology Tracks




Client Relations section in BTG Practice Management section in BTG

Law & Technology Courses (December 27, 2019):

◊ Choosing A Cyber Expert

◊ Computer Forensics Examinations

◊ Cyber Attacks: Breaches, hacks, and

ransomware

◊ Social Engineering with Cyber Tools


Privacy A PRIMER

International Law—Grey Market Goods

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Skills Development Tracks




Client Relations section in BTG

Client Relations Skills

Practice Management section in BTG


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We have all done it...

We took the FREE CLE and as soon as it was over knew regret…

It happens...just not with CRXJEM CLE’s...no regrets.

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Work force development Issues

SOURCE: United States House of Representatives Committee on Science, Space, & Technology, Subcommittee on Research and

Technology, Hearing on “Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work”, September 24, 2019, Prepared Statement of Vice President

of Manpower Manufacturing, KR. Kowalski

Is higher education preparing workers for the future?

There has been a lot written that there is a huge disconnect by what is being taught in higher education and what the outside world is

demanding. Many are commenting that teaching skills that have and will become automated thru computers is simply a way to train

obsolescence into another generation of students. Automation is making possible computers to do much more and reduce the need

for humans to do certain things.

How will society increase human capital?

One way is to invest in developing skills such as: communication, collaboration, problem solving, organization, customer service,

leadership , and management. These are the skills that will not be automated in spite of much marketing hype. Leadership is one area

that is considered in the shortest supply across all industries and functional areas. It is also the least taught throughout education.

In Robert M. Gates’ book “A Passion for Leadership”, subtitled ‘Lessons on Change and Reform from Fifty Years of Public Ser-

vice”, the author makes it clear that any change in organization requires leadership courage which is rare. Every day a leader seeking

needed change has to be relentless in effective leadership. The leaders has to communicate why the change is needed and be open to

various ways to achieve the final outcome. Leaders never finish their leadership education but are constantly striving to achieve

what others merely think is not possible.

Chapter 3 “Formulating a Strategy” Gates describes his methods for implementing a strategy for change. Besides the metrics, and

steps, the focus is on how to get people to implement the change. This is where areas like communication are critical and obtaining

stakeholder buy in.

Points to consider:

What steps are required to make small changes?

How do you identify people who are ready for change?

What techniques are best tailored to educate your stakeholders about the change?

How do you translate your vision into actionable steps?

How do you educate an entire organization that change is needed?

When is it time to replace the people rather than educate?

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From the Vaults

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Where does innovation come from?

Source: “Final Report of the Recording Academy Task Force on Diversity and Inclusion”; December 12, 2019

Since CRXJEM”s launch of its CLE on diversity (exclusive to CRXJEM’s Professional Development Department), attorney’s have

wondered why diversity is key to innovation in society. A place to start is the music industry which has ac-

cepted it needs to change since world has changed since 1952.

Women lawyers could look particularly about the task force observations why women are under represented in

the music industry and compare to their own profession . Few understand formal coaching and mentoring as

opposed to managing. When looking for someone to mentor, look at their style as in do they just answer their

own questions or to they explore how you can to your answers. Mentors don’t always prove answers but are

about developing your own way of analyzing a situation and provide meaningful discussions.

https://www.grammy.com/sites/com/files/final_task_force_report.pdf

Innovation does not come from the same people thinking the same thing over and over again. It can be the same

person thinking of a problem differently or a person asking a new question. Too often new questions are re-

framed to fit old answers. When diverse teams work together they provide a broader framework to look at prob-

lems and finding solutions. Some people need to drop their old favorite tools and re skill themselves up to better

tools.

For the future, ask about our diversity CLE and why we think it’s timely.

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Book Brief <Attendee ONLY>

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

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Industry: Finance—What’s the future of Libra? Is it better than Libor? Do lawyers know the dif-

ference?

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CLE Topic—Past

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<Attendee Only—New BTG—Wellness and Diversity Topics areas>

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TECHNOLOGY—Trends

Has technology really changed?

Or has incremental changes and use of withered technology really hit the limits to solve problems?

Perhaps our thinking has remain stuck in old paradigms even though new information is presenting itself.

Basic science has been

Technology areas in bio are making their way slowly thru the development stage.

The cost of launch to space has been dramatically driven down and micro sats are making LEO accessable to faction of previous

costs. That means that farmers now can receive real time information over any part of the globe at 3.7 meter resolution and 72 centi-

meter resolution. Massive earth science data sets are avialable to anyone, with the question of what do do with all that data.

Tiny lenses are in the process of being developed at lower cost and diagnostic applications.

Corrison has been the bane of man’s existent in engineering, with last years Italian bridge failure bringing to light the reality that

engineering has a long way to go before the science of corrosion is understood.

As computer chips reach the limits of Moore’s law (we are told turn the page), how will computer architecture have to change from

today to just in 10 years to 2030?

Yet, ethics are still a challenge and including everyone in technology development.

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TECHNOLOGY (Attendee ONLY)

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My Notes

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PRACTICE area : Agribusiness—

Attendees ONLY

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Some organizations are established causally...

CRXJEM Consulting LLC

Forged in 2008

Are ready to forge your future?

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Thank you. ISBN-13-9780316475259

Look for at your local book store.

CRXJEM Consulting LLC

Professional Development Department PA CLE Provider #9283

December PA CLE 2019 Course Catalogue & Attendee Course Catalogue

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< Book Brief HERE>

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SOURCE: https://www.weforum.org/events/world-economic-forum-annual-meeting-2019/sessions/more-than-gdp-measuring-

economic-progress

Have economists and policy makers failed us by only measuring Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?

At the World Economic Forum and other conferences, some are wondering.

As the world moves away from post industrialization, when mass production of the same product has its limits, some are wondering

out loud if GDP is the correct measure of progress. Technology can be driving every increasing efficiency but non technology ex-

perts do not realize there are limits to efficiency that cannot be broken.

Many call the 4th industrial revolution as the next wave for people to change their view of the world. In this world data is the new

oil .

Are you prepared for the next 10 years and beyond?

Will GDP be enough?

December 2019 CLE Compliance Catalogue

Event Highlight—World Economic Forum 2019, Davos, Switerland

“IS GDP Enough?”

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December 2019 CLE Compliance Catalogue

War on Talent

Source: http://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_NES_Whitepaper_HR4.0.pdf

<Attendee ONLY—WEF>

<Attendee ONLY—315>

http://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_NES_Whitepaper_HR4.0.pdf

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Corporate Governance from President—Stakeholders and Business Roundtable—earthquake

Source: https://www.businessroundtable.org/business-roundtable-redefines-the-purpose-of-a-corporation-to-promote-an-economy-

that-serves-all-americans

On August 19, 2019 the business world was rocked by the statement posted from the Business Roundtable that not just shareholders

should be consider in making corporate decisions. As MBA students learn in business ethics, and strategy, all stakeholders matter.

Profit versus purpose driven organizations have come into conflict during capitalism’s development. But has maturity reached the

plateau where expenses can be shift to maximized profit for one group of stakeholders?

In “The Future of Capitalism” by Paul Collier, the author returns to Adam Smith’s writings, not Wealth of Nation’s alone, but his

earlier works on morality and economic activity. Why so few economists look at more of Smith’s works? Perhaps that’ requires

thinking.

How does Collier’s new book in US paper back impact business leaders thinking on stakeholders?

How will lawyers react to changes in corporate decision making?

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<Attendee ONLY—the B-Corp>

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<Attendee ONLY—Cyber/Banking case of Note to Lawyers and How to prevent this law firms fate>

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Leadership Mondays?

Tech Tuesdays?

Vision 2030 Wednesdays?

International Thursdays?

Art Fridays?

Demographic Trends?

Foresight into the future?

Non profit issues?

Where do you go to avoid the data smog?

Continuing Legal Education knowledge?

What have you been missing?

Content creators that have the relevant content to your practice and future

Are you ready to forge your future?


NAIC 541611, 541613, 541518

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Gov’t hearing of note

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From our Art Fridays

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really have no interest in serving them.>

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My Notes

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Management Consulting and International Consulting

What is coming in 2020?

Answer can be found at our eLearning Centers in

December 2019 elearning centers

SEE CRXJEM Consulting LLC at

EXIM 2020 April 2 & 3 in

Washington DC

See our Virtual Booth.

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NAIC 5416


Are YOU ready for 50 years after NASA changed

World History?

July 20, 1969

https://www.nasa.gov/specials/apollo50th/events.html

STAR CHART FOR APOLLO 11

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Tired of your advertisements lost in a stream of

social media smog?

How do you hunt for your social media ad?


Contact Events Department for information on advertising in The April 2020 CLE Compliance Catalogue and

The April 2020 Attendee CLE Compliance Catalogue.

Advertisements due to the Art & Creative Department: February 21, 2020.

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Events Department


NAIC 5416

Are YOU ready for July 4, 2026

If not contact the Events Department for details.

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Wishing you a prosperous MMXX ...

And may your ikigai be not just in Tokyo 2020.

From everyone at CRXJEM Consulting LLC.

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What We Want You To Know

December 27, 2019

We want you to know, as a leader in legal thinking, we want you to come to our important and relevant

CLEs since you know the value of quality professional education.

We want you to know we research and develop our CLE materials for the benefit of your future clients but

you need to attend them.

We want you to over share our CLE Compliance Catalogues, published for December, August, and April,

found at our CLE page on our website, courtesy download for everyone. CLE Attendees will be receiving

the exclusive content at the CLEs they attend in the elearning centers.

We want you to know our advertisers just cover the catalogue development costs.

We want you to show other lawyers the CLE materials you paid for at our CLEs from course books, to

reference materials, to elearning centers, to hand outs, and remind them of the bottomless coffee.

We want you to tell your clients you attend our CLEs and show them the value it brings to them.

We want you to show your staff materials and explain to them how to register others for our CLEs.

We want you to share CLE knowledge you gained at partnership meetings and discuss topics that you want

us to develop for future CLEs.

We are partnered with CLE regulators and acts as a two way communication line. Tells us your thoughts

on CLE systems and how to improve them.

We want you to know we support alliances and partnerships that are WIN/WIN.

We want you to suggest what CLE topics you want to see.

We want you to tell your mal practice insurance company you attend our CLEs.

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We want you to constantly improve your skills, knowledge, and abilities to better serve your clients.

We want you to know we are creating more CLE content that is relevant to you.

We want you to know we are listening to CLE regulators.

We want you to know we are creating webinars from the ground up.

We want you to know we are constantly searching for professional presenters with expert knowledge

relevant for your career and future clients.

We want you to know we constantly talk to bankers, technologists, entrepreneurs, and economic

development specialist about CLEs.

We want you to know we are in business for the long haul not quarterly.

We want you to over share our CLE Compliance Catalogues, published for December, August, and April,

found at our CLE page on our website, courtesy download for everyone. CLE Attendees will be receiving

the exclusive content at the CLEs they attend in the elearning centers.

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The December 2019 CLE Compliance Catalogue Professional Development Department

Schedule: April, August, December

Decennial Celebration at The Radnor Hotel—December 2018

Seminars for December 2019:

The Radnor Hotel—December 27, 2019—Wayne, PA

Room A—Law and Business Room B– Law and Technology

Dickson Law-December 27, 2019-Colorado Springs, CO

Tested and Completed Webinars Launched in 2020

VISION 2030 Programs Start Here

April 2020

Venue

Dates (see you at EXIM 2020)

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