ON DEMAND CLE Watch anytime, Anywhere ChatOMG The Ethical Pros and Cons of Using AI
ChatGPT and other AI generative language models are changing the way that we do business and practice law. And while AI will not replace the need for lawyers in the foreseeable future, it will drastically change how lawyers go about plying their craft. In this forward-looking webinar, legal humorist Sean Carter will give you a sneak preview of the ethical pros and cons of utilizing this game-changing technology.
Presented By: Sean Carter, Mesa CLE 1.0 Hour of E&P in Kansas CLICK HERE TO REGISTER AND WATCH! $40 for TBA Members $60 for NonMembers
This program is only available for CLE credit from 6-10-24 to 6-9-25
Understanding Financial Fraud
This presentation will offer insight and an overview for attorneys to consider in mitigating and assessing fraud loss for their clients and within their own firms.
The CLE will cover Risk Trends, Liability Assessment and an overview of Regulation E (12 CFR Part 1005) Kansas Statute (UCC Article 4) and Case Law relating to ACH, Check and Wire Fraud liability.
Date: Wednesday, April 9, 2025
Noon
via Zoom
Presenter Jamie Cosgrove
Jamie Cosgrove, JD is Manager of the Kansas Bankers Association Legal Department where she works with a team of attorneys and compliance specialists assisting Kansas banks with legal, regulatory and compliance inquiries and trainings. She completed her law degree after nearly twenty years of working as a commercial banker in Colorado and Kansas, including managing problem loan workouts and asset sales. Additionally, she evaluated underwriting risk for commercial loan portfolios and oversaw retail banking deposit transactions as a Market President. As an attorney, Jamie worked in private practice, focusing on business transactional law and estate planning before joining the Kansas Bankers Association legal department.
1 hour CLE Credit in KS
We look forward to your participation!
The TBA Criminal Law Committee
Thursday,
April 10, 2025
12:00 PM- 1:00 PM
IN PERSON
at Shawnee County Courthouse
Judge Ossmann Courtroom
Thursday April 17, 2025
5:00- 7:00pm
Kay McFarland Japanese Garden
Business Meeting 6:00-6:30
An evening to Honor fellow attorneys with Annual TBA Awards & Induct 2025-2026 TBA Board of Directors.
Individual Tickets: $35/person
Table: $200 seats 6
Guests and spouses are welcome.
Heavy Hors d'Oeuvres & Desserts
Drink tickets (2) included.
(Cash bar also available)
Business casual attire.
Before O.J. Simpson, there was Sam Sheppard. This infamous murder trial captivated the nation with sensationalized media coverage, courtroom drama, and a young F. Lee Bailey as Sheppard’s attorney. But did excessive publicity deny him a fair trial? The case ultimately led to Sheppard v. Maxwell (1966) and shaped ABA Model Rule 3.6 on Trial Publicity.
Topics include:
Date: Wednesday, April 23, 2025
Noon-2:00pm
2-hour CLE
Approved 2 hours KS CLE (120 minutes, includes 60 minutes ethics)
Presented by: Joel Oster, Esq. – A seasoned litigator with expertise in constitutional litigation and high-profile legal cases
Thursday, May 8, 2025
Noon-1:00 p.m.
Kansas Bar Association
1200 SW Harrison
Please RSVP if you will attend so we have a good headcount for food.
Expanding Access to Justice: Pro Bono Requirements, Opportunities, and Impact
Date: Wednesday, May 14, 2025
Noon via Zoom
About the Program: What does it really mean to serve the public good as an attorney in Kansas? Join us for an engaging panel discussion exploring the ethical expectations, practical pathways, and professional impact of pro bono service. This program will break down the pro bono guidelines for Kansas attorneys, highlight both traditional and non-traditional opportunities, and offer actionable steps for getting involved.
Whether you're new to the practice or a seasoned attorney looking to give back, this program will help you better understand your role in expanding access to justice.
Discussion Topics Include:
Kansas Rules of Professional Conduct and ABA Model Rule 6.1
Pro bono opportunities within various agencies
How organizations encourage and support pro bono participation
First steps for attorneys ready to get involved
Non-traditional pro bono options (e.g., serving on nonprofit boards)
Meet the Panel: Moderator:
John Paul Washburn
Panelists:
Sarah Hoskinson
Matt Keenan
Micha Tempel
Joy Springfield
Meredith Schnug
Approved for 1 hour CLE in KS
Attorney Trust Accounts – Getting It Right
Date: Tuesday, May 20, 2025
About the Program: Attorney trust accounts can be a minefield if not handled properly—and even small missteps can lead to serious ethical consequences. Join veteran attorney John Ambrosio for a practical, straightforward discussion of the rules, responsibilities, and risks associated with managing client trust funds.
Whether you’re setting up your first trust account or just want to make sure you’re still doing it right, this program will walk you through the essentials—and help you avoid common mistakes that could raise red flags with the disciplinary office.
Presenter John Ambrosio
John Ambrosio is a respected ethics and disciplinary defense attorney with decades of experience helping Kansas lawyers navigate the complex rules of professional conduct. His practical guidance has been trusted by attorneys across the state for years.
Pending CLE Credit
CLE: 11:00 AM - Noon
Presenter Hon. Moylan
CLE will be in person ONLY! Please join us for the CLE and Lunch even if you don't golf!!
Lunch: 12:00- 1:00 PM
Golf: Shotgun start 1:00 PM
Board Blast 2025
Friday June 13, 8:45am-4:30pm
Townsite Tower Classroom
NOTE to Attendees'- This program will take place at Townsite Tower. In the classroom next to the Cafe.
The agenda will be available soon, and registration will open shortly!
Webinar CLE -Zoom
June 20, 2025
7-hour CLE
$150-200* for TBA Members
$400 for Non-Members
*Early registration price available for members until April 1.
