Leveraging To Your Professional Advantage Through Diversity

How to distinguish oneself through diversity. Legal employers are focused on increasing diversity in the profession. Clients demand it and diverse attorneys are uniquely positioned to distinguish themselves and leverage for professional advancement opportunities. This workshop will present practical tips that you need to learn how to use your diversity to advance your professional agenda through internal and external networks, appropriate self-promotion and pro bono opportunities. Learn how to act as a liaison to external diversity organizations while increasing your organization’s visibility in the community. You will find that you can create your own buzz while impressing decision makers favorably.


Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Materials:


Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Credit:

The above online course has been accredited in the following jurisdictions:

AK (1.5 credits) GA (1.5 credits) KY (1.5 credits) OK (1.8 credits) UT (1.5 credits)
AZ (1.5 credits) ID (1.5 credits) MN (1.5 credits) OR (1.5 credits) VT (1.5 credits)
AR (1.5 credits) IL (1.5 credits) MT (1.5 credits) RI (1.8 credits) WA (1.5 credits)
CA (1.5 credits) IN (1.5 credits) NV (1.5 credits) SC (1.5 credits) WV (1.8 credits)
CO (1.8 credits) IA (1.5 credits) NY (1.8 credits) TN (1.5 credits) WY (1.5 credits)
FL (1.8 credits) KS (1.8 credits) TX (1.5 credits)

After viewing the video and jotting down the unique verification codes that appear sporadically throughout the video, you may apply for continuing legal education (CLE) credit by clicking on the appropriate state.  The cost to receive a certificate of completion is $175 per course.

You will receive an email receipt of your purchase.  Once the codes have been verified, LGBT Bar staff will email you a separate certificate of completion for the course you selected.  Please allow 2-3 business days for the certificate to arrive.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.




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