4.0 hours CLE credit
This video is approved for DE and PA credits. Topics: Part 1: Delaware 2024 Corporate Law Update: A Conversation with Practitioners and Delaware Supreme Court Justice Abigail M. Legrow - Part 2: Transactional Issues in the Spotlight.

2.0 hours CLE credit
This video is approved for DE and PA credits.

1.0 hour CLE credit in Ethics
This video is approved for DE and PA credits. Join three members of the Emerging Technology Committee of the Delaware Commission on Law & Technology for a discussion about Generative AI. In this seminar, we highlight terminology, GenAI tools for the practice of law, and the impact of GenAI on the courts and legal ethics.

6.0 hours CLE credit
This video is approved for DE and PA credits. This course is one of the seven Fundamentals courses, will give an overview of civil litigation, best practices for each of the courts in Delaware, from the filing of a complaint to the completion of an appeal. DSB11062024FUNDA

3.2 hours CLE credit
This video is approved for DE and PA credits. This seminar will provide an overview of the yearΓÇÖs developments in criminal law, corporate law, and general civil litigation through the decisions rendered by the Delaware Supreme Court. This will be followed by a discussion that highlights the recently concluded 2023 United States Supreme Court term and preview some of the significant cases in the CourtΓÇÖs current 2024 term. This seminar will be moderated by Justice Gary F. Traynor and feature a panel of distinguished speakers

6.5 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This class is approved for DE and PA Credits. This course, which is one of the seven Fundamentals courses offered by DSBA, focuses on the important relationship between lawyers and their clients. A comprehensive curriculum looks at the decisions lawyers must make in dealing with their clients, in working within the rules of ethics, and in seeking assistance when situations become difficult.

1.0 hour CLE credit
This class is approved for DE and PA credits. Delaware is the 12th state in the nation to implement a comprehensive data privacy act to give consumers more control over their personal data. The law takes effect Jan. 1, 2025. Come hear from the Delaware Department of Justice about the new legislation, including the history behind the law, its purpose, and how it will affect companies that conduct business in Delaware. The panel will discuss how the DPDPA intersects with the existing framework of laws in Delaware, including business, contract, and consumer protection laws, as well as provide insights and practical guidance on developing compliance frameworks, conducting data audits, and implementing privacy-by-design principles within organizations.  This is a must-attend CLE program for attorneys practicing in corporate law, privacy law, cybersecurity, compliance, and related fields. Whether you are advising clients on how to comply with the new law or helping them navigate the complexities of data privacy litigation, this session will equip you with the knowledge and tools necessary to address the challenges of today’s rapidly changing regulatory environment.

3.0 hours CLE credit
This class is approved for DE and PA credits. An overview of the origins and evolution of the of Delaware Corporate Law. The growth and development of Delaware jurisprudence that has made Delaware the world leader in corporate governance. Corporate fiduciary duties and standards of review; a review of Delaware foundational corporate decisions; and a review of recent corporate decisions.

5.0 hours CLE credit
This class is approved for DE and PA credits.

4.0 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This class is approved for DE and PA credits.

1.0 hour CLE credit
This class is approved for DE and PA credit. Introduction to Finance, Taxes and Social Security for law firms provides an overview of key financial concepts for personal finance, as well as businesses. Topics include defined contribution plans, IRAs and Roth IRAs, basics of Wills & Trusts, relevant legislation for annual and lifetime gifting (Tax Cut and Jobs Act), expected social security changes as well financing tools. This program is meant to provide lawyers with a foundational knowledge of key financial concepts that can be applied to their personal lives, as well as clients.

5.5 hours CLE credit (includes 2.8 hours Ethics credit)
This class is approved for DE and PA credit.

6.1 hours CLE credit (includes 0.5 hour Ethics credit)
This class is approved for DE and PA credits.

6.0 hours CLE credit (includes 1.0 hour Ethics credit)
This class is approved for DE and PA credits. A complete fundamentals course (one of 7 required for new attorneys) which takes one on the journey of a criminal case from arrest to trial and appeal and beyond.

3.5 hours CLE credit (includes 1.0 hour Ethics credit)
This class is approved for DE and PA credits.

2.0 hours CLE credit
This class is approved in DE and PA credits. This CLE is designed to remind Delaware attorneys of the value and importance of strong legal writing. The speakers include a law professor, public and private practitioners to jurists who share tips for success in Delaware with written advocacy. **ALL MATERIALS PROVIDED BY THE DEADLINE WILL BE AVAILABLE BY QR CODE ON THE DAY OF THE SEMINAR**

6.3 hours CLE credit (includes 1.8 hours Ethics credit)
This class is approved for DE and PA credits.

1.0 hour CLE credit
This class is approved for DE and PA credits. Participants will learn essential techniques to enhance interpersonal communication and foster effective collaboration within their legal teams. The workshop will identify different behavioral styles and how to work effectively with staff members that are different than you. Learn methods to create an environment of trust and cooperation, empowering teams to work more efficiently and effectively.

1.5 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This class is approved for DE and PA Credits. This panel will provide an overview of recent legal, regulatory, and technological developments in blockchain and digital assets, highlighting the federal government’s evolving approach under the new administration. Attendees will gain insights into current regulations, pending legislation, legal risks, compliance considerations, and frameworks for tokenized securities, stablecoins, and decentralized governance.

3.0 hours CLE credit (includes 1.5 hours Ethics credit)
This class offers DE and PA credit. The session begins with a short film on Hockessin Colored School 107C, followed by a panel discussion moderated by Chief Justice Seitz with several distinguished participants. Another presentation explores the opportunities and challenges of using AI to improve access to justice, led by experts from the National Center for State Courts.

1.0 hour CLE credit in Ethics
This class is eligible for DE and PA credits. Exclusive interactive CLE featuring current and former Directors of the Delaware Lawyers Assistance Program, discussing key mental health and wellbeing challenges for attorneys. The session covers confidentiality, mental health stigma, and practical strategies to build resilience, improve wellbeing, and foster a healthier legal culture.

2.0 hours CLE credit
This class is eligible for DE and PA credits only. This program offers a comprehensive overview of Delaware’s legislative process, including best practices for legislative drafting, guidance on effective lobbying strategies, and ways to engage the Delaware State Bar Association (DSBA) as a resource.

1.5 hours CLE credit
This class is eligible for DE and PA credit. This CLE provides small firm and solo practitioners with practical guidance on building and sustaining a successful practice. It covers foundational topics such as defining a niche, branding, and essential systems; strategic planning areas like goal setting, marketing, and efficiency; and methods for fostering client loyalty through excellent service, consistency, and a culture of client care.

6.3 hours CLE credit (includes 0.8 hour Ethics credit)
This class is eligible for DE and PA Credits. This CLE program provides a comprehensive overview of key areas in Delaware family law, including termination of parental rights, juvenile justice, guardianship, domestic violence, child support, and custody. Led by judges and experienced practitioners, the program also addresses ethical considerations and practical insights for family law attorneys.

3.0 hours CLE credit (includes 1.5 hours Ethics credit)
This class is approved for DE, NJ and PA credit. This CLE program will explore recent developments in immigration law, including enforcement trends, policy changes, and their impact on individuals and businesses in Delaware. It will also address ethical responsibilities for attorneys, highlighting best practices, scope of representation, and ways lawyers can support immigration-related work.

4.0 hours CLE credit
This class is eligible for DE, NJ, and PA credits. This CLE will cover recent legal and statutory developments impacting Delaware corporations and business entities. One panel will discuss litigation trends and perspectives from the Delaware Court of Chancery and Supreme Court, featuring Vice Chancellor Lori W. Will. The second panel will address key transactional updates since 2024.

5.0 hours CLE credit (includes 2.0 hours Ethics credit)
This video is approved for DE, NJ and PA credits. This half-day CLE program, presented by Delaware ADR, LLC and the Delaware State Bar Association, features panels of distinguished judges and practitioners discussing forum selection, expedited dispute resolution, and the Delaware Rapid Arbitration Act. The seminar also includes two ethics sessions focused on professionalism and best practices in expedited litigation.

3.0 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This video is approved for credit in DE, NJ and PA. This program provides a comprehensive overview of mediation and arbitration, including contract clauses, mediator and arbitrator selection, and preparation strategies, with attention to ethical concerns such as conflicts of interest, bias, and fairness. It also examines best practices for conducting and concluding proceedings—both remote and in-person—along with issues of informed consent, transparency, non-compliance, and the role of Special Discovery Masters in federal arbitrations.

1.0 hour CLE credit
This video is approved for DE, PA and NJ Credit. This presentation will provide attendees with an introduction to Delaware third-party opinion practice. The objective is for someone with minimal opinion letter exposure to gain a basic understanding of what third-party opinion letters are, and why they are requested. The presentation will provide an overview of the different types of opinions and the general components of a typical opinion letter.

1.5 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This video is approved for credit in DE, NJ and PA. This video designed to equip legal professionals with strategies to stay mentally well, ethically grounded, and professionally resilient amid ongoing change. Participants will explore how to manage chronic stress, recognize the signs of burnout, and build sustainable habits that support both personal and professional longevity. This session blends practical tools with reflective insight to help attorneys and judges thrive—not just survive—in today’s demanding legal environment.

1.5 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This video has been approved for credit in DE, PA and NJ. This panel will explore how generative AI is transforming intellectual property law, focusing on issues of authorship, originality, and ownership. It will also examine the ethical and legal challenges of AI-generated works, including user input, fair use, and the broader impact on artists and society.

3.0 hours CLE credit
This video is approved for DE, PA and NJ Credits. This seminar will provide an overview of the year’s developments in criminal law, corporate law, and general civil litigation through the decisions rendered by the Delaware Supreme Court. We will also have a discussion led by guest speaker Dean Erwin Chemerinsky, UC Berkeley Law School, that highlights the recently concluded 2024 United States Supreme Court term and previews some of the significant cases in the Court’s current 2025 term.

3.0 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This video is approved for DE, NJ and PA CLE credits. This program will cover the latest confidentiality, privacy, and data security issues affecting Delaware attorneys, including recent legal developments, ethics guidance, and the ethical use of Generative AI, as well as updates on the Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act. It will also highlight current trends in eDiscovery, such as mobile data collection, emerging data types, the use of neutrals, and the impact of Generative AI on document review.

3.0 hours CLE credit
This video is approved for DE, NJ and PA CLE credits. The DSBA Environmental Section Fall CLE will feature three panels covering PFAS regulatory and remediation updates, the role and current challenges of Delaware’s Public Service Commission and the energy sector, and a legislative update from Senator Stephanie Hansen on major 2025 environmental and energy laws and upcoming 2026 initiatives. Attendees will gain practical insights into evolving regulations, utility oversight, emerging energy issues, and recent and anticipated legislative developments shaping Delaware’s environmental landscape.

4.0 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This video is approved for DE, PA and NJ credit. This annual CLE features a series of ethics-focused sessions covering diminished client capacity, the use of AI, arbitration and mediation, disciplinary updates, and legal malpractice, led by distinguished judges, neutrals, academics, and practitioners. Moderators and presenters include members of the Delaware judiciary (active and retired), legal ethics authorities, the Office of Disciplinary Counsel, and experienced attorneys from statewide firms.

6.0 hours CLE credit
This video is approved in DE, PA and NJ. The 2025 Fundamentals of Will Drafting and Estate Administration program offers a full-day introduction to estate planning, will drafting, and estate administration, led by experienced attorneys from multiple firms. Sessions include overviews of key legal concepts, practical drafting guidance, and a two-part deep dive into estate administration procedures.

1.5 hours CLE credit
This class is approved for DE, PA and NJ credits. This program provides an overview of land development and zoning processes in New Castle County, including navigating the Unified Development Code, jurisdictional procedures, and public hearings. It also addresses current land use trends and legislation, along with updates on Delaware’s property reassessment and its implications for development.

6.0 hours CLE credit (includes 0.8 hour Ethics credit)
This video is approved for DE, PA and NJ CLE Credit. The Family Law Update 2025 is a full-day CLE program featuring Delaware Family Court judges and practitioners covering key developments in family law, including PFA civil procedure rules, custody and reunification issues, ethics, financial perspectives on divorce, and a comprehensive case law update. The program also includes a State of the Family Court address and interdisciplinary insights from judicial, legal, mental health, and financial professionals.

3.0 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This video is approved for credit in DE, PA and NJ. This CLE provides a practical, ethics-focused overview of leading AI legal apps—covering drafting, research, analytics, jury strategy, mediation, and courtroom implications—designed for lawyers and judges navigating responsible use in practice and chambers. Through comparisons of major platforms and discussion of emerging tools, the program highlights productivity gains, governance safeguards, judicial concerns, and future rule development.

1.5 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This class is approved for DE, PA and NJ Credits. A CLE on navigating loss during the hardest season - when your own puzzle has gaps, the holidays feel impossible. This CLE isn't about helping clients through grief—it's about helping you survive when loss has rewritten your story. This session addresses the attorney behind the desk—because you can't pour from an empty cup, and the holidays demand everything.

1.0 hour CLE credit in Ethics
This CLE is available for DE, NJ and PA credit. Keynote Address: "From a Dream to Action: Carrying on Dr. King's Call for Justice”. Presented by: Professor Richard Rothstein and Leah Rothstein. Together, the Rothsteins will explore how their literary works connect to the life and vision of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., whose fight for racial and economic justice continues to inspire us. Their talk will focus on practical, actionable steps each of us can take to help reverse institutional segregation and build more equitable communities.

3.0 hours CLE credit (includes 1.0 hour Ethics credit)
This video is available for DE, PA and NJ credit. This seminar begins with a practical overview of best practices for appearing before the Delaware Supreme Court, covering appeals, brief writing, courtroom conduct, and effective advocacy, followed by a focused ethics session addressing pro hac vice admissions and transparency obligations. The program concludes with sage advice and an interactive Q&A featuring seasoned practitioners and court administrators sharing real-world insights and mentorship-driven guidance.

3.0 hours CLE credit
This video is approved for DE, PA and NJ Credit. The program features a comprehensive session on animal welfare legal protections, addressing the foundations of animal law, federal and state regulatory frameworks, agribusiness practices, and recent legislative developments. It concludes with a session examining animal welfare through criminal law and tort perspectives, including prosecution of cruelty cases, liability for exotic animals, and damages involving companion animals.

3.0 hours CLE credit
This video is approved for DE, PA and NJ credits. This CLE discusses the two major Delaware laws that have reshaped life and death planning: the Uniform Real Property Transfer on Death Act allows deed holders to transfer real property at death through a Transfer on Death Deed, raising important considerations for probate, title insurance, and estate planning. The Uniform Health-Care Decisions Act introduced the most significant updates in 30 years to advance health-care decision-making, including permitting non-physicians to determine capacity and creating new Court of Chancery actions to challenge capacity determinations and health-care decisions.

2.5 hours CLE credit (includes 1.0 hour Ethics credit)
This class is approved for DE, PA and NJ Credit. This program provides a comprehensive update on the evolving Complex Commercial Litigation Division (CCLD), including the background and practical impact of the new rules, recent trends, and their effect on judicial decision-making and case management. Through judicial and practitioner perspectives, the CLE also explores best practices in complex commercial litigation—including ethics, discovery, and professionalism—as well as cross-designation and coordination between the Superior Court and the Court of Chancery.

1.0 hour CLE credit
This video is approved for DE, PA and NJ Credit. This CLE will highlight the importance of financial literacy and its role in effective personal and professional decision-making. Attendees will gain an overview of key savings and financing vehicles, along with practical strategies for financial planning and goal setting. The program will also address recent and upcoming tax and Social Security changes and their impact on long-term financial outcomes.

1.0 hour CLE credit in Ethics
This course is approved in DE, PA and NJ. This program explores how cultivating peace—rather than avoiding conflict—strengthens both personal and professional relationships. Drawing on relationship science and practical strategies, the session examines how effective communication, emotional regulation, and constructive conflict management improve well-being, collaboration, and long-term success in romantic partnerships and workplace teams.

3.0 hours CLE credit (includes 1.5 hours Ethics credit)
This video is approved for DE, PA and NJ Credit. The program is a comprehensive session on current real estate fraud schemes in Delaware, covering common tactics, case examples, and law enforcement trends. The second panel is an ethics-focused discussion on professional responsibilities, fraud prevention, and regulatory compliance in real estate transactions.

3.0 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This class is approved for DE, PA and NJ Credit. This program frames AI as a strategic law firm management issue—rather than a technical one—by providing leaders with a foundational understanding of how AI works, where it is already embedded, and the key opportunities it presents for efficiency, quality, competitiveness, and shaping the law. It then explores the significant risks and challenges—including ethical concerns, client pressures, and business model disruption—before offering practical guidance on how firms can strike a strategic balance and prepare for the next several years of AI-driven change.

3.3 hours CLE credit
This video is approved for credit in DE, PA and NJ. This program walks through the lifecycle of a Delaware Court of Chancery case, from pre-filing best practices and early case strategy to filing mechanics, discovery, and courtroom management, with insights from judges, practitioners, and court staff. It concludes with practical, real-world lessons from experienced attorneys and key takeaways from the bench on what matters most for effective advocacy in Chancery practice.

4.0 hours CLE credit (includes 1.0 hour Ethics credit)
This video was approved for DE, PA and NJ Credits. This engaging seminar caps off Women’s History Month and features conversations and unique insight from some of the women who have courageously shattered the glass ceiling and forever changed the legal landscape in the state of Delaware.

1.0 hour CLE credit
This course is approved for credit in DE, PA and NJ. This session will review the recent amendments to Delaware Supreme Court Rule 26, adopted February 2, 2026, including counsel’s continuing obligations to advise clients and docket appeals in criminal and juvenile delinquency cases. The program will explain the new distinctions for handling “non-merit” appeals depending on whether the appellant pleaded guilty or was convicted or adjudicated delinquent after trial, as well as updated procedures for motions to withdraw. It will also provide practical tips for effective appellate brief writing, including organizing persuasive arguments, presenting clear statements of issues and facts, and strengthening advocacy through concise and strategic use of authority.

2.0 hours CLE credit
This video is approved for credit in DE, PA and NJ. Effective advocacy does not end with a well-crafted brief—it comes to life in the courtroom. This program explores how attorneys can successfully translate written arguments into persuasive oral advocacy, with a focus on courtroom presence, responsiveness, and strategic decision-making in real time.

1.0 hour CLE credit in Ethics
This course is approved for DE, PA and NJ Credit. This CLE will address common cyber exposures facing law firms, including recent cyber claims and losses. It will explore attorneys’ duties of competence and diligence in the cybersecurity context, along with practical risk management strategies. The program will also cover the role of cyber insurance and how firms can better prepare for and respond to cyber incidents.

6.3 hours CLE credit (includes 1.0 hour Ethics credit)
This class is approved for credit in DE, PA and NJ. The Workers’ Compensation Seminar will feature a full day of programming focused on current issues and practical strategies in Delaware workers’ compensation practice, including updates from the Industrial Accident Board, motion practice, liens and credits, settlements, legal writing, recent case law, successor carrier issues, and medical treatment concerns. The program will conclude with an ethics session on client counseling, bringing together judges and practitioners from across Delaware for timely discussion and professional development.

1.5 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This class is approved for credit in DE, PA and NJ. The Delaware Law Related Education Center (DELREC) and the ACLU are partnering to provide an update on the current state of education and civics in Delaware, including statewide academic rankings, school funding, and Wilmington redistricting efforts. Panelists will discuss the history and evolution of Delaware education policies and engage participants in a conversation about strengthening civic knowledge and engagement across the state.

6.0 hours CLE credit (includes 1.8 hours Ethics credit)
This class is approved for credit in DE, PA and NJ. This full-day program covers key aspects of ethical and effective law practice, including avoiding disciplinary complaints, technology and ethical practices, law office management, lawyer-client relations, and wellness/work-life balance.

3.0 hours CLE credit (includes 0.8 hour Ethics credit)
This course is approved in DE, PA and NJ. This program provides practical guidance from judges, court staff, and experienced attorneys on effectively practicing in Delaware’s Court of Common Pleas and Justice of the Peace Court, covering procedures, motion practice, courtroom conduct, ethics, and common pitfalls. Participants will also gain valuable insights on professional responsibility, client management, effective advocacy, and the habits and strategies that distinguish successful practitioners in these courts.

3.0 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This video has been approved for DE, PA and NJ. This forward-looking CLE examines how artificial intelligence may reshape legal doctrine and professional responsibility through a series of hypothetical appellate decisions set in 2031. A panel of judges and practitioners will explore emerging issues including AI-assisted legal practice, digital and neuro-based evidence, deepfakes, digital assets, and the role of human judgment, offering insight into how courts may balance innovation with accountability in an AI-driven future.

3.0 hours CLE credit (includes 1.0 hour Ethics credit)
This video is approved for credit in DE, PA and NJ. This program examines key employment law developments, including First Amendment protections for employee speech outside the workplace, recent Court of Chancery decisions on workplace misconduct and restrictive covenants, and best practices for drafting enforceable employment agreements. Attendees will also receive an update on recent state and federal legislative changes affecting employers and employees and their potential impact on the workplace.

1.0 hour CLE credit in Ethics
This CLE is approved in DE, PA and NJ. Bench and Bar Keynote speaker Senator Chris Coons explores why fidelity to the Delaware Bar oath—particularly the promise all Delaware lawyers make to “support the Constitution of the United States”—is more important than ever. Senator Coons will discuss the special role attorneys can play in defending our democracy, and how members of the Delaware Bar can fight for a better future for their clients, their state, and their nation.

1.5 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This course is approved for credit in DE, PA and NJ. This is a recording of the Criminal Law Breakout Session from Bench and Bar. The topic is Rule 16 - Discovery and Use/Misuse of Restricted Dissemination Material

1.5 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This event is approved in DE, PA and NJ. This is the Family Law Breakout Session of the 2026 Bench and Bar. The topic: Domestic Violence and Custody: Challenges, Best Practices and Resources.

1.5 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This course is approved for credit in DE, PA and NJ. This is the Civil Litigation Breakout Session from Bench and Bar. Topic: Litigating in Delaware: Updated Rules, Major Litigations and Best Practices.

1.5 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This video is approved for credit in DE, PA and NJ. This is the Chancery Law Breakout Session from the Bench and Bar. The topic: Chancery Court Update by Chancellor McCormick and Developments in Section 220 Litigation

1.0 hour CLE credit
This class is approved for credit in DE, PA and NJ. Eric Doroshow, Esq. founder of Doroshow, Pasquale, Krawitz, and Bhaya and certified life coach distilled his decades of experience and his training as a master certified life coach to bring management practice advice to small firm owners. Eric will share his list of top 10 management mistakes and share tips and tools to utilize to avoid them.

1.0 hour CLE credit in Ethics
This course is approved for credit in DE, PA and NJ. This course is approved for 1.2 DEI ethics credits in NJ. The Cultural Sustainability Law and Practice CLE explores the legal frameworks that protect cultural heritage, public art, environmental rights, and community resources, while addressing modern threats such as displacement, destruction, and emerging technologies. Participants will gain practical knowledge and movement-lawyering skills to help preserve culturally significant artifacts, sites, and traditions for future generations.

1.5 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This video is approved in DE, PA and NJ. This candid and deeply personal CLE explores the often-unspoken impact of stress, pressure, and professional culture on the mental and physical health of men in the legal profession. Through lived experience, clinical insight, and intergenerational perspective, panelists will discuss the realities many attorneys and judges quietly face, including burnout, isolation, health decline, emotional suppression, and the effect these challenges can have on families, careers, and personal well-being. Drawing from both professional and personal experience within the legal, clinical, and judicial worlds, the discussion will also examine how identity, race, leadership, and the pressure of breaking barriers in the profession can shape the way men experience and respond to stress across generations.

2.0 hours CLE credit
This video is approved in DE, PA and NJ. This session will provide a comprehensive overview of Delaware’s legislative process, including legislative drafting best practices, prominent issues before the General Assembly, and an elected official’s perspective on voting on legislation. Using recent affordable housing legislation as a case study, the program will illustrate how a bill moves from concept to enactment, highlighting stakeholder engagement, coalition building, and key decision points throughout the process. The Delaware State Bar Association (DSBA) will also discuss how attorneys can effectively engage with the Association and its sections to provide input on proposed legislation.

1.5 hours CLE credit
This video is approved in DE, PA and NJ. This engaging program builds on a recent Bar Journal article that resonated with attorneys across Delaware for its practical guidance and thoughtful reflections on life in the legal profession. Through an informal conversation with experienced practitioners, attendees will hear honest stories, valuable lessons, and helpful advice for navigating the challenges and opportunities of a legal career. The program will also highlight DSBA resources available to support attorneys at every stage of practice, offering tools for professional success, well-being, and long-term career development.

3.3 hours CLE credit
This video is approved for credit in DE, PA and NJ. The 2026 Workers’ Compensation Breakfast Seminar features a case law update and keynote address by Judge Craig A. Karsnitz on appellate practice and Industrial Accident Board decisions. The program also coveres displaced workers and burdens of proof, defining a claim, defining an impairment, and defining defenses, with presentations from leading Delaware workers’ compensation practitioners.

1.0 hour CLE credit in Ethics
This video is approved in DE, PA and NJ. Is your firm's IOLTA account fully compliant—and making the greatest possible mpact? Join Delaware's Chief Disciplinary Counsel, the Delaware Bar Foundation, and the Lawyers' Fund for Client Protection for a practical one-hour CLE covering the latest trust account requirements, common compliance pitfalls, and why the financial institution your firm chooses matters to both your clients and access to justice across Delaware.

6.0 hours CLE credit
This video is approved for DE and PA credits. This course is one of the seven Fundamentals courses, will give an overview of civil litigation, best practices for each of the courts in Delaware, from the filing of a complaint to the completion of an appeal. DSB11062024FUNDA

6.5 hours CLE credit in Ethics
This class is approved for DE and PA Credits. This course, which is one of the seven Fundamentals courses offered by DSBA, focuses on the important relationship between lawyers and their clients. A comprehensive curriculum looks at the decisions lawyers must make in dealing with their clients, in working within the rules of ethics, and in seeking assistance when situations become difficult.

6.1 hours CLE credit (includes 0.5 hour Ethics credit)
This class is approved for DE and PA credits.

6.0 hours CLE credit (includes 1.0 hour Ethics credit)
This class is approved for DE and PA credits. A complete fundamentals course (one of 7 required for new attorneys) which takes one on the journey of a criminal case from arrest to trial and appeal and beyond.

6.3 hours CLE credit (includes 0.8 hour Ethics credit)
This class is eligible for DE and PA Credits. This CLE program provides a comprehensive overview of key areas in Delaware family law, including termination of parental rights, juvenile justice, guardianship, domestic violence, child support, and custody. Led by judges and experienced practitioners, the program also addresses ethical considerations and practical insights for family law attorneys.

6.0 hours CLE credit
This video is approved in DE, PA and NJ. The 2025 Fundamentals of Will Drafting and Estate Administration program offers a full-day introduction to estate planning, will drafting, and estate administration, led by experienced attorneys from multiple firms. Sessions include overviews of key legal concepts, practical drafting guidance, and a two-part deep dive into estate administration procedures.

6.0 hours CLE credit (includes 1.8 hours Ethics credit)
This class is approved for credit in DE, PA and NJ. This full-day program covers key aspects of ethical and effective law practice, including avoiding disciplinary complaints, technology and ethical practices, law office management, lawyer-client relations, and wellness/work-life balance.