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DESTINATION CLE
MARCH BIG ISLAND, HAWAII
22-26, 2021 Fairmont Orchid Hotel
DestinationCLEs.com
MARCH 23-27, 2020
FAIRMONT ORCHID
1 NORTH KANIKU DRIVE KOHALA COAST,
WAIMEA, HI 96743
15.5 60-MINUTE CLE HOURS
DestinationCLEs.com
Presenters
Nancy is a licensed psychotherapist and a Nelson recently retired as Bar Counsel for
certified Addictions Specialist recognized the State of Alaska.
by the American Academy in Health Care
Providers in the Addictive Disorders. Prior to that, he practiced law for 38 years
with the law firm Burr, Pease and Kurtz,
Ms. Nolin has expanded her practice by
including mindfulness skills as a part of Mr. Page's practice included regular
NANCY NOLIN the treatment model. representation of professionals in NELSON PAGE
LCSW, CAS malpractice litigation. ATTORNEY
Roger J. Dodd has active offices in Utah,
1978, I.I.T. Chicago Kent; B.A. Knox Georgia, and Florida where he practices
College, 1970; trial work of all types. This includes
personal injury, wrongful death, criminal
Assistant Professor and Director of defense, and domestic relations.
Continuing Legal Education &
Professionalism, The John He has been listed in Best Lawyers for
Marshall Law School, Chicago, IL (Retired) more than 20 years.
ROGER DODD
CLIFFORD SCOTT-RUDNICK, J.D. TV and legal credits include CourtTV, ATTORNEY
TruTV, CNN, ABC, CBS, and cable TV.
MCLE Accreditation
ALASKA ILLINOIS
The program qualifies for CLE credit in the state of Alaska for The MCLE Board of the Illinois Supreme Court has approved this
11 Ethics and 4.5 General CLE Credits. course for 15.5 Hours including 9 Professional Responsibility Hours.
MISSOURI
ARIZONA
The program has been approved for 15 Hours of MCLE; 12 Hours of
The program may qualify for up to 15.5 CLE hours toward
Ethics and 1 Hour of Elimination of Bias
your annual CLE requirement for the State Bar of Arizona,
including 9 Ethics hours. NEW MEXICO
The program has been approved for 6.0 Ethics and 9.5 General CLE Credits.
CALIFORNIA
Internet for Lawyers certifies that this activity has been OKLAHOMA
approved by the State Bar of California for the following The program has been approved for 18.5 CLE Credits to include 6.0
number of MCLE Credits: 9.25 General Credits, 1 Ethics CLE Credits.
Competence Issues Credit, 1 Recognition and Elimination of
Bias in the Legal Profession and Society Credit, and 4.25 SOUTH CAROLINA
Ethics Credits. Internet For Lawyers is a State Bar of The program has been approved for 15.5 CLE Credits to include 6.0
California approved MCLE provider.
Ethics and 4.0 SA/MH CLE Credits.
DELAWARE TENNESSEE
The Delaware CLE Commission has approved 15.5 60- The program has been approved for 9.5 General and 6.0 Dual Credits
minute CLE hours, including 11.0 Enhanced Ethics credits by the Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education
for Delaware Attorneys attending the Destination Hawaii
CLE Conference. UTAH
The program has been approved for 15.5 CLE Credits to include 3.0
Ethics CLE Credits.
GEORGIA
The program has been approved for 15.5 total CLE Hours VIRGINIA
Including 4 Ethics Hours & 1 Professionalism Hour. Accreditation is pending.
IDAHO WYOMING
The program has been approved for 15.5 total CLE Hours The program has been approved by the Wyoming State Bar for 15.5 CLE
Including 4 Ethics Hours. Credits including 11 Ethics Credits.
CLE Schedule
The schedule allows vacationing couples and families the
time to enjoy the sights and relax on the beach.
Monday, March 22 Wednesday, March 24
8:30 a.m. Continental breakfast
8:30 a.m. Continental breakfast
9:00 a.m. Self-Care for Lawyers - Carpe Diem
9:00 a.m. Professional Ethics in Film CLE -
Roman J. Israel, Esq. (15-min. break included) Nancy Nolin, LCSW, CAS will be presenting on how to
identify symptoms of depression and anxiety that can
While watching the movie Roman J. Israel, Esq. - Columbia impact a person’s ability to function efficiently. When
Pictures/Sony (2017) Clifford Scott-Rudnick, J.D. will stop to Lawyers experience depression and anxiety it may affect
discuss points when the characters face ethical and every aspect of their personal and professional
professional responsibility challenges as they conduct trial lives. Lawyers may turn to the use of substances to deal
preparation, courtroom activity and retain clients. There with their depression, while sadly, others may have suicidal
will be a discussion incorporating American Bar ideations. Nancy will introduce Cognitive Behavioral
Association (ABA) Model Rules and ABA Judicial Canons Therapy (CBT) to explain how to identify thinking errors
affecting lawyers, with special emphasis on whistle- and unhelpful thinking issues. Nancy will explain how the
blowing awards, mental health issues and diversity and human mind can go on automatic pilot and develop a path
inclusion. of negative thinking about oneself, the environment, and
the future.Attendees will learn to recognize these thinking
patterns,as well as CBT techniques for re-framing and
12:15 P.M. LUNCH
restructuringdaily thoughts. Resources will be provided for
attendees to use once they return home from the training..
1:15 p.m. Cross-Examination by Camera - Part 1
11:00 a.m. Break
Zoom, Webex and other Remote Platforms are here to
stay, and long after the COVID. Judges in all courts across 11:15 a.m. Gone with the Wind, Or the Virtual Law
the country and in Canada and the UK have embraced Practice
remote depositions, mediations, and non-jury trials. They
are saying they are efficient and cost saving. As Cross- Using the miracles of the modern age a lawyer can practice
Examiners Roger Dodd will instruct how to build skills to from almost anywhere, at almost any time. But the advent
adapt to these new platforms. There are dozens and of the virtual law practice has raised new ethical issues and
dozens of techniques and tips to adapt to the new reality. made some of the old ethical issues even more difficult to
resolve. Nelson Page, J.D. introduces the ethics of remote
2:45 p.m. CLEs Adjourn or long-distance practice. Topics include the different types
of remote law practice, the basic rules of ethics for the
5:30 p.m. Networking Reception virtual lawyer, ways to keep your clients happy in the
virtual world, and handling client funds when you don’t
Meet us at the Courtyard Lanai and continue your have a physical presence.
conversations over drinks while you network with other
attorneys from all areas of the country. 12:15 p.m. Lunch
Guest tickets are available.
1:15 p.m. Cross-Examination by Camera - Part 2
Zoom, Webex and other Remote Platforms are here to stay,
and long after the COVID. Judges in all courts across the
country and in Canada and the UK have embraced remote
depositions, mediations, and non-jury trials. They are
saying they are efficient and cost saving. As Cross-
Examiners Roger Dodd will instruct how to build skills to
adapt to these new platforms. There are dozens and dozens
of techniques and tips to adapt to the new reality.
3:15 p.m. CLEs Adjourn
CLE Schedule
Friday, March 26 2:30 P.M. BREAK
8:00 a.m. Continental breakfast 2:45 p.m. Diversity and Inclusion Issues
8:30 a.m. Lawyering: Recognizing the Waves of Stress We will watch selected scenes from TV shows and movies
and Anxiety Strategies to Overcome that illustrate lawyer problems in addressing issues of
diversity and inclusion and then discuss what attendees
According to a 2016 study by the Hazelden Betty Ford see and hear from the clips. Clifford Scott-Rudnick, J.D.
Foundation and the ABA Commission on Lawyer discusses how to change the behavior of the
Assistance Programs, 19 percent of lawyers experience characters presented and suggest ways to change the
anxiety, and 23 percent experience chronic stress. Nancy behavior of the attendees in addressing these issues in
Nolin, a licensed psychotherapist since 2007, explains their law practices.
how attorneys can recognize the hidden signals of stress
and anxiety in their practice. Doing more with less time is 3:45 p.m. Conference ends
a constant struggle, but there are strategies and tools that
allow lawyers to take time out of their day to take care of
themselves and be a better lawyer because of it. A
mentally healthy lawyer will be more productive. Learn
how to incorporate music, mindfulness, and other GOOD THINGS TO KNOW
resources proven to decrease symptoms of stress and
anxiety. Airport: The Fairmont Orchid is located 20 minutes
from Kona International Airport and all major car
rental companies are located at the Kona
10:45 a.m. Progress was all right. It just went on too long -
International Airport.
James Thurber
Car Rental: Avis Car Rental offers a special rate at
Nelson Page, J.D. will discuss the future of the practice of
law. Artificial Intelligence, legal apps, limited licensed DestinationCLEs.com. You will want to rent a car
paralegals, alternative service providers, and other and tour the island. There's so much to see!
examples of the coming changes that will transform the
practice of law. The presentation will be a survey of how Parking: Self-parking is complimentary. Valet
the practice of law has evolved in the last decade and parking is $10 per day.
where it is likely to go in the near future. Subjects covered
will include the end of the legal profession’s monopoly, Weather: In March, average daily temperatures
alternative ways of delivering legal services, and the range from a high of 82 to a low of 67.
impact of upcoming technology on lawyers and their
clients. Conference Dress Code: Island casual.
Sundresses, skirts, shorts, button down shirts.
11:45 a.m. Lunch
Bring a Tote Bag: Hawaii has a ban on plastic
12:30 p.m. The Duty of Technological Competence or
"Never trust a computer you can’t throw out a window.” - bags.
Steve Wozniak
Bring Reef Safe Sunscreen
It isn’t possible to practice law today without technology.
The Model Rules of Professional Conduct now require that a
lawyer must “keep abreast of changes in the law and its
practice, including the benefits and risks associated with
relevant technology.” So how do you acquire technological
competence and what do you do with it once you have it?
Nelson Page J.D. discusses the ethics of technological
competence, including recent issues in cybersecurity, the
duty to maintain confidential information, discovery in the
computer age, conflicts of interest in a world without
borders, and the use of technology to run your law practice.
Fairmont
The FairmOrchid
ont Orchid
The Destination CLE 2021 Big Island conference will be held at Hotel:
The Fairmont Orchid, Kohala Coast, Hawaii, which is located on The Fairmont Orchid, One North Kaniku Drive
the Big Island of Hawaii. The Big Island has local attractions that Kohala Coast, HI 96743
include Hawaii Volcanoes National Park; World Heritage Site and
home to the world's most active volcano; Mauna Kea Hotel Reservations: Reservations may be made online or by
Observatory; and Marine Sanctuary of Kealakekua Bay. calling 800.441.1414 or 808.885.2000. Ask for the Destination CLE
2021 rate. Reservations made after February 22, 2021 and/or after
the convention's room block is full are subject to space and rate
Room Rates, Dates, and Availability: Special Destination CLE availability. Please make your reservations early and request a
2020 conference rates are offered on a limited number of rooms confirmation number.
for March 21 - March 27, 2021 on a first-come, first-served basis.
Resort Fees: Destination CLEs has negotiated a reduced resort fee
Fairmont Garden View and Partial Ocean View rooms are of $15 (taxable) per night per room. This fee will automatically be
available at $315 the REDUCED RATE of $299 for single/double added to your hotel bill. Your daily resort fee includes:
occupancy plus tax.
Unlimited basic internet in your room and resort public areas
Hotel Deposit and Cancellation: All reservations must be Shuttle bus service within the Manua Lani Resort area
received by February 22, 2021, with a non-refundable deposit Self-parking for one vehicle per room
equal to the first night's room and tax. Each extra adult person One-hour snorkel equipment rental (based on two sets per room
sharing a room will be charged an additional $75 plus tax per per day)
night, beginning with the third adult. No charge for children Any local, domestic long distance, and 1-800 access calls from
under age 18. You may cancel your reservation up to 60 days your guest room
prior to arrival. Refunds will be given except one night's non- 10% discount on published pricing for Hawaii Loa Luau when
refundable room and tax deposit. booked through concierge
Cultural Activities including Outrigger Canoe Rides, Daily Arts
and Crafts, Cultural Hikes, Tide Pool, and Snorkel Introductions
Check-in/out Time: Check-in is 4:00 p.m.; check-out is 11:00 a.m. Cultural Activities, Shuttle Service, and Snorkel Rentals are
Guests arriving before 4:00 p.m. will be accommodated as rooms subject to availability
are available. Le Club AccorHotels members receive an upgrade to premium
speed Internet access and Platinum members receive $20 credit
toward Spa services
A 5% portion of the room rate is used to offset costs of the meeting.
Conference Registration Information
Register Early and Save: Register ONLINE Your Registration Fee Covers: The registration fee provides
Register by February 22, 2021. After this date add $100. admission to all Continuing Legal Education sessions, & meals on
conference days (Breakfast, Lunch, and Monday night reception).
Attorney: $950 Guest fee includes all of the above.
Non-Attorney Guest: $650 Guest for reception only: $100
Your registration fee does not include optional excursions.
Registration Refund Policy: To be eligible for a registration refund, cancellation notices must be received via e-mail to
Mary@DestinationCLEs.com. Notices must be received on or before February 15, 2021. No refunds will be given after this date. Your meals and
place is paid to the hotel on February 17, 2021 and they will not give us a refund.
In case of pandemic travel issues, the hotel has agreed to cancel the conference.
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