Support and promote attorneys as problem solvers. In addition to the traditional programs and publications that members know and rely upon, the State Bar experimented in developing alternative delivery mechanisms for CLE materials. Traditional CLE programs and publications. CLE Seminars collaborated with numerous State Bar sections, committees, other legal organizations, and interdisciplinary professional groups to produce more than 80 live seminars resulting in 420-plus program dates and locations, and serving more than 13,000 members. The Appellate Advocacy Workshop, produced in collaboration with the Appellate Practice Section, received the Award of Outstanding Achievement from the Association for Continuing Legal Education.
New year brings hands-on technology training to Bar Center.
Popular Probate Systems books developed into electronic forms system. In exploring new ways to deliver products that increase attorneys' efficiency, CLE Books introduced the Windows version of the Probate Document Assembly System. The probate software is a complete document automation system that merges client data into forms and correspondence for informal probate in Wisconsin. The software is on CD-ROM, and is compatible with both Word and WordPerfect. Email Wisconsin Lawyer Disclaimer of Liability Statements or expressions of opinion in the Wisconsin Lawyer are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the State Bar or editors.