InfoTrack Academy On-Demand CLE

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1 hour

Motion to Connect: Understanding Agentic AI in Legal Tech

General, On-demand

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) connects AI agents to the data they need to produce better responses. Learn from Texas attorney and legal tech expert Phillip Vaden how MCP works and how MCP tools can help litigation teams work more efficiently, reduce administrative friction, and unlock smarter workflows.

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Once Upon a Time: Storytelling in the </br> Courtroom

1 hour

Once Upon a Time: Storytelling in the
Courtroom

General, On-demand

The party that tells the best story inevitably wins at the courthouse. When we were children, fairytales taught us about life through abstract concepts, helping us understand right versus wrong. Quentin Brogdon explains how to use storytelling to our advantage in the court room by harnessing those fairytale techniques to craft compelling narratives.

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1 hour

Hidden Infrastructure Failures Costing Law Firms Revenue and Impacting Case Outcomes

General, On-demand

Legal professionals are spending too much time on tasks that technology can and should handle. Founder and CEO of FirmIQ, Perla Cuevas, delivers a practical, framework-driven roadmap for transforming legal operations through automation, integration, and data-driven decision-making.

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1 hour

Navigating Litigation Against Difficult Opposing Attorneys

General, On-demand

Learn from Drew Levine how to respond effectively to bullying tactics, unreasonable demands, and emotional escalations—without losing focus on your case goals.

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1 hour

15 Lessons I Wish I'd Learned in Law School

General, On-demand

Join attorney Jordan Turk for a candid, practical session that covers the lessons every lawyer wishes they’d learned sooner, from an attorney who’s been there.

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1 hour

Generative AI: Causes of Action, Defenses & Discovery

General, On-demand

What happens when AI-generated materials become part of discovery—or the subject of a claim? Attorney Ron Hedges examines how generative AI tools are shaping modern litigation.

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1 hour

The Ethics of Electronic Information in Litigation and Use of Social Media

Ethics, On-demand

Technology moves fast. The ethical rules around it move slower. Ron Hedges — former federal Magistrate Judge — closes that gap.

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1 hour

Discovery as Truth-Seeking: Win Hard Without Playing Hide-the-Ball

General, On-demand

Drew Levine walks through how to balance broad discovery rights with privacy considerations without slowing your case down.

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1 hour

Rubber, Meet Road: How to Actually Use Generative AI in a Law Practice

General, On-demand

The real question in 2026 isn't whether to use AI - it's how to do so safely, securely, and in compliance with professional responsibility rules

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Meet our presenters

Phillip Vaden

Partner Manager for API and MCP Ecosystems, InfoTrack

Phillip Vaden is a licensed Texas attorney turned legal tech insider — specializing in the intersection of law and emerging technology, and bringing a rare combination of legal practice, government technology, and legal tech industry experience to every conversation. At InfoTrack, he works daily at the forefront of how technology is reshaping legal services. He is also the host of The AI Sidebar podcast.

Perla D. Cuevas

Founder and CEO, FirmIQ

Perla Cuevas is the Founder and CEO of FirmIQ, a San Diego–based advisory firm providing fractional C-suite leadership to law firms and professional service organizations. She helps firms of all sizes gain real-time visibility into operations, financial performance, and case lifecycle—turning fragmented processes into scalable, data-driven systems.

Quentin D. Brogdon

Partner, Crain Brogdon, LLP

Quentin Brogdon is a partner with Crain Brogdon in Dallas, Texas. He is a Fellow of the International Academy of Trial Lawyers, the American College of Trial Lawyers, and the International Society of Barristers.
He is a former President of Texas Trial Lawyers Association, Dallas Chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates, and Association of Plaintiff Interstate Trucking Attorneys of America.

Ron Hedges

Former Magistrate Judge

With over 20 years as a U.S. Magistrate Judge and deep expertise in eDiscovery, AI, and information governance, Ron Hedges offers unmatched insight into the ethics of electronic information in litigation and social media.

Jordan Turk

Attorney and Director of Education, Smokeball

Jordan Turk practiced family law in Houston before pivoting to a career in legal technology at Smokeball. She shares the lessons she wish she had learned in law school to help early-career attorneys succeed in their practice.

Drew Levine, Esq.

Attorney, Levine Labor Law

Drew Levine, an award-winning oral advocate with a proven courtroom track record, reveals how to win your case through strategic, truth-driven discovery instead "hide-the-ball" tactics.

Jared D. Correia, Esq

CEO, Red Cave Law Firm Consulting

Jared D. Correia—a former attorney, experienced law firm business management consultant and legal technology expert—offers practical, real-world guidance on how to actually use generative AI in a modern law practice.

Want more?

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2 days

Legal Up

Legal Up is a premier virtual conference designed to elevate the careers of attorneys, paralegals, and legal professionals at every stage. With 11 CLE courses and two days of high-impact, practical programming, it’s no surprise attendees return year after year.

The can’t-miss virtual legal event of the year is now available on-demand until June 12th. Register now for instant access to all CLE courses.

Frequently asked questions

Here’s everything you need to know about earning CLE credits through InfoTrack Academy.

How do I get credit for completed courses?

InfoTrack Academy courses are accredited in California, Florida, Illinois, and Texas, and available for self-reported credit in almost all other states.

We are formally accredited in California, Florida, Illinois, and Texas; in most other states, you can self-apply for credit using the certificate of attendance and course materials we send you after registration.

California: InfoTrack reports attendance monthly on your behalf.
Florida: Self-reporting state - you report your own attendance. We'll email you the course number and slide deck.
Illinois: InfoTrack reports attendance monthly on your behalf.
Texas: InfoTrack reports attendance monthly on your behalf. You can also self-submit if you have a deadline.

Do you offer CLE outside of California, Florida, Illinois, and Texas?

Yes. While our formal accreditation is in California, Florida, Illinois, and Texas, attorneys in almost all other states can self-apply for credit. We provide a uniform certificate of attendance and all the course information you need. Many states accept this directly — check our state-by-state transfer guide for specifics.

For more information, read our detailed state-by-state CLE transfer guide here:

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Do you offer paralegal credit?

We are only an accredited CLE provider for attorneys. However, you should still be able to claim CLE credits as a paralegal without a bar number. In most cases, paralegal associations will accept attorney CLE. Your association will know the details of your specific circumstance, but we will provide the needed information in each CLE session.

How do I contact you?

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at legalup@infotrack.com.