I created an educational game on noncompetes for the Tennessee Bar Association. Attorneys across the state can play it to obtain continuing legal education credit. I also created one called, "Preventing Legal Malpractice: Know Thy Enemy." These games are probably the most fun you can have while knocking out your CLE requirements. You can register for them here.
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May 11, 2011
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