No-cost CLE to address generational differences in the legal profession

One source of stress and conflict in the office is the presence of multiple generations in the workforce approaching practice differently.

Learn about working with generational differences to even better serve clients during “The lawyer and the law: Through the generations,” a no-cost virtual CLE from noon-1 p.m. on May 7.

This CLE is offered in conjunction with Well-Being Week in Law, May 5-9. Well-Being Week in Law is a national initiative from the Institute for Well-Being in Law that is helping lawyers not just survive, but thrive.

The CLE will address:

– ageism in the workplace,
– differing perspectives on technology, and
– how different generations of attorneys view work-life balance.

Attendees will learn how multiple generations working together can bring together varying levels of experience, skill, and perspectives to provide even better legal representation to clients.

Speakers for this webinar include:

– Belinda J. Dantley, St. Louis University School of Law, St. Louis;
– Jessie L. Basler, Administrative Hearings Unit - Division of Legal Services, St. Louis; and
– Timothy R. Cisar, The Cisar Law Firm, PC, Lake Ozark.

Panel moderators/speakers include:

– Darrell A. Smith, U.S. District Court, Kansas City;
– Brittany N. Chapman, Missouri Department of Social Services, St. Louis; and
– Sean P. Connelly, Missouri State Public Defender, St. Louis.

Participants will earn 1.1 MCLE, 1.1 Ethics, 1.1 Elimination of Bias, and 1.0 Kansas LPM.

The panel is sponsored by The Missouri Bar 2024-2025 Leadership Academy class and the Standing Committee on Well-being in the Profession.

The well-being activities and programs offered during Well-Being Week in Law were developed to protect the integrity and competency of the legal profession and help lawyers even better serve their clients and communities. Learn more about other planned activities scheduled for Well-Being Week in Law at MoBar.org/WWIL2025.