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. Now we can use storytelling to our advantage in the court room by harnessing those fairytale techniques to craft compelling narratives.
Attorney Quentin Brogdon, a partner with Crain Brogdon LLP in Dallas, Texas, explains how to use classic storytelling techniques to change minds and win cases.
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.
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.
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.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at legalup@infotrack.com.
How do I get credit for completed sessions?
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 credit 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.
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.
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