Helping members enhance their continuing legal education, since 1803.

It may still be summer, but we're already looking ahead to fall. The Social Law Continuing Legal Education calendar is filling up quickly, with new webinars and programs being added regularly. Explore the upcoming schedule and reserve your spot today.

• 9/15 - How to Handle an Administrative Agency Hearing: Practice, Procedure, and Advocacy
• 9/22 - What to Do When a Loved One Dies-2026 Update: What a Lawyer needs to know when Navigating the Probate Court
• 10/6 - Evidence Day 1 – Year in Review and Parol Evidence
• 10/20 - Evidence Day 2 – Miscellaneous Evidentiary Issues in Criminal Cases and Jury Selection

Social Law Library Members save 15% off every book available on the American Bar Association Web Store.

To take advantage of this discount, submit your order via email to [email protected], using the Social Law Library member discount code available after login at this link.

• Ken Bresler, Administrative Magistrate, Division of Administrative Law Appeals (DALA)

During the Salem Witch Trials more than 300 years ago, Salem was a small town without enough government officials or resources to conduct mass trials. Boston, the capital of the province, and Bostonians inevitably got drawn into the frenzy. Defendants from Salem were sent to, escaped from, and died in Boston’s jail. Bostonians were accused of witchcraft. Boston even held its own witch trials.

Free to Attend. Space is limited. Registration required.