Dublin, Ireland
June 10-17, 2023
About the Hotel
Located in the heart of Georgian Dublin, The Davenport is one of Dublin’s most iconic hotels, and has recently undergone a stunning refurbishment that blends seamlessly its heritage and history with the modern needs of today’s hotel guest.
Located steps from Dublin’s Merrion Square and within a 3-minute walk of Pearse Street train station, The Davenport Hotel is the perfect city-centre location for this event.
The Davenport seamlessly blends history with the needs of today’s hotel guest, offering every modern amenity needed during your stay.
It exudes a historic charm that romanticises guests, drawing them in to experience her character and her story, which dates back to the early 17th Century.


Featured Speakers



Larry Bridgesmith
JD; LegalAlignment, LLC, TN



Dermot Cahill
Professor, UK & Ireland



Stephen Dowling
Sr. Counsel, Ireland



Matthew J. McKeown
ESQ. Idaho



Nedra Wick
ESQ. TN, GA, KS



Linda Vega
ESQ. TX, NM, CO
13 General, 1 Professionalism, and 3.5 Ethics Credit
Saturday, June 10
Arrive in Dublin. Check-in at hotel and take time to get acclimated to the time zone. Afternoon and evening on your own.
Sunday, June 11
Epic The Emigration Museum
Dinner at Guinness Storehouse
Monday, June 12
An Introduction to Dublin Tour
Dinner at Johnnie Fox’s Hooley Show
Tuesday, June 13
The Digital Transformation of Law
International Humanitarian Law (IHL) – Rules In War
Access to Justice in a Virtual World
Dual Citizenship: The Advantage of Having Two
Countries with Different Tax Systems
Wednesday, June 14
Tour to Kilmainham Gaol
Extra free time on your own.
Thursday, June 15
Irish Criminal Courts Procedure
Observe a criminal trial in session and learn the process
differences between Irish and US courts
How Irish Solicitors are trained in Ireland
The European Union Powerful Legal Architecture and Its
Law-Making Institutions
The Greatest Show on Earth: The European Union’s Four
Freedoms of Goods, Services, Corporations and Money.
Why US corporations use Ireland as their European HQ
Friday, June 16
Representing the Petitioner and Beneficiary in Business Immigration: The Business and the Employee
Decentralized Autonomous Organizations for Justice
When Every Day Becomes the Lost Weekend: The Ethical Challenges Presented by Attorney Alcohol Abuse
Saturday, June 17
Transport to the airport or extend your trip.
Fees increase on September 1, 2022 & January 1, 2023 Place your deposit now and save up to $1,000.
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Registration includes:
• Hotel stay for 7 nights (June 10-17, 2023) at The Davenport Hotel.
• Round-trip transportation from/to the airport (renting a car is not advised)
• 17.5 hours of Continuing Legal Education seminars for paid attorney
• Entry to EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum with group tour guide
• Dinner at The Guinness Storehouse
• An Introduction to Dublin Tour
• Dinner at Johnnie Fox’s Hooley Show with transportation
• Tour to Kilmainham Gaol with transportation
• Breakfast and break food on Tuesday and Friday
• Lunch on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday
• Transportation where necessary
What is not included:
• Airfare (Yet we can quote and book this for you)
• Travel insurance. You must have insurance coverage or sign a waiver.
• Costs associated with required COVID pre-testing, if required.
• Additional days and tours in Ireland, yet we can book these for you.
• Incidental charges to your sleeping room
• Meals not listed in the brochure







MCLE Accreditation. Inquire about your state.
13 General, 1 Professionalism, and 3.5 Ethics Credit
Alaska
Qualifies for 13 General and 4.5 Ethics Credits
Arkansas
In progress
Arizona
The State Bar of Arizona does not approve or accredit CLE activities for the Mandatory Continuing Legal Education requirement. This activity may qualify for up to 17..5 hours toward your annual CLE requirement for the State Bar of Arizona, including 4.5 hour(s) of professional responsibility.
California
California is a self-reporting jurisdiction and we do not report your completed course to the State Bar of California. Please retain your certificate as a record of your attendance for at least one year from the time your CLE compliance is reported.
Colorado
In progress
Connecticut
Connecticut does not administer a formal approval process for MCLE courses. If an organization’s MCLE course has been authorized in another jurisdiction, then the course is automatically approved in Connecticut.
Georgia
In Progress
Hawaii
Qualifies for 13 General and 4.5 Ethics CLE credits via reciprocity through the Wyoming State Bar. Hawaii is a self-reporting state. Keep your certificate of completion.
Idaho
In progress
Louisiana
Approved for 17.5 hours, including 3.5 #thics and 1 Professionalism CLE Hours
New Hampshire
Members must evaluate any course attended and use their best judgement to determine if the course meets the purpose and qualification provisions of Rule 53. If qualified, the member may enter the course may into his/her ART account on the New Entry page.
New Mexico
In progress
North Carolina
In Progress
Rhode Island
In Progress
South Carolina
Approved for 17.5 CLE hours, including 3.5 LEPR and 1 SA/MH hour
Tennessee
Approved for 13 General Hours and 4.5 Dual Hours
Vermont
In Progress
Wisconsin
In progress
Wyoming
Accredited for 13 General & 4.5 Ethics credits