Adobe Acrobat is one of the most powerful—and underutilized—tools in legal practice. This program teaches lawyers how to move beyond basic PDF viewing and develop efficient, repeatable workflows for pleadings, exhibits, records, and discovery, including automation and AI features. While primarily substantive, the course also addresses risk reduction and accuracy in document handling.

Workers’ compensation medical fee reviews are highly technical and frequently mishandled. This program provides a practical overview of Pennsylvania’s fee review process, including statutory and regulatory requirements, standing issues, evidentiary burdens, and procedural traps. Strategic considerations and the intersection of fee review disputes with litigation and appeals are also addressed.

This program cuts through AI hype and focuses on realistic, lawyer-controlled use of generative AI for drafting, analysis, and document review. While primarily substantive, the course emphasizes accuracy, verification, and integration into existing workflows without displacing professional judgment.

Many appeals fail due to mistakes made at the trial level. This program teaches trial lawyers how to preserve issues, create an adequate record, understand standards of review, and avoid procedural errors that undermine appellate success.