The WSBA Practice Primer takes a substantive area of law and develops a series of learning tracks that build upon one another. Completion of all three learning tracks (usually three sessions within a track) will provide attendees with a solid educational foundation and primer for practice. The skills learned in this series would be beneficial to both new attorneys and experienced attorneys intending to change or expand practice areas. Our 2022 series will cover the practice area of Estate Planning. The topics covered by the three Practice Primer tracks include Wills, POAs and Health Directives, Trusts, Gifting & Asset Transfers and Ethics, and Probate and TEDRA.
The courses will be led by active practitioners offering both the experienced perspective and the new practitioner perspective, with guest faculty invited in to speak as subject matter experts.
Presenters:
David Kazemba – Overcast Law Offices-NCW, PLLC – Wenatchee, WA
Mark Vohr – Ohana Fiduciary Corp, Seattle, WA
Megan Farr, Farr Law Group, PLLC, Enumclaw, WA
Stella Edens Pederson, Gravis Law, PLLC, Richland, WA
Jeanne Marie Clavere, Washington State Bar Association, Seattle, WA
*New Member Pricing Eligibility: Active members of the Washington State Bar Association will be considered New Members through the calendar end of the tenth year following admittance to practice in the state. The store will automatically discount registration, if applicable, during checkout.
**Public Service Pricing Eligibility: WSBA offers free CLE courses to support volunteers who provide pro bono and public services through a
Qualified Legal Services Provider or a WSBA Public Service Program, such as the
Moderate Means Program and the
Call to Duty Initiative.
However, to qualify for the discounted public service rate, you must be authenticated as a volunteer. Contact
publicservice@wsba.org to learn how to become authenticated and access this training or others for free.
For accessibility or accommodation requests, or other questions, please email ondemand@wsba.org.