In the first installment of a new continuing legal education course, Schweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler details the importance of properly (and legally) branding your practice and attracting new clients.

Schweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler offers tips and strategies to make sure your communication is clear, effective, and – most importantly – not misleading.

Schweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler discusses why it's important to "keep your cool even when you find yourself in hot water."

Scheweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler welcomes Howard Hamlin to discuss ways to make keep your body and mind sound in all circumstances.

Scheweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler teaches you how to leverage working relationships to strengthen your legal practice – and what pitfalls to watch out for.

Scheweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler breaks down how to identify and address conflict of interest with your clients, your case, and your opposing counsel.

Schweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler explains how to protect your clients' confidentiality without having to keep secrets from your spouse.

Schweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler offers tips on how to bill your clients fairly and keep all financial matters above board.

Kim Wexler details the ins and outs of attorney-client confidentiality, including when it won't work in the client's favor.

Kim Wexler teaches you how handle though choices when the ethical answers aren't clear -and what to do when you make a mistake.

One must never eat around the camera or Saul Goodman's film crew will Good Will Hunt-one-down; basic safety measures must be taken to keep the film equipment in pristine condition, or one will face Marshall's wrath.

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A collaborative relationship with one's actors is very important; there's a big difference between "Dance, meat puppet!" vs. "Could we try a slight alt?," so a little nuance and politeness should be used.

Editing is everything; hard cuts, fade outs and dissolves are great, but a star wipe could really cheapen the picture, and one should never forget the power of montage; Saul's film crew welcomes Kim Wexler to explain.

One needs to have the right tricks and tools to make the impossible possible; from body doubles and special effects to green screens and foley sound, this stuff is not for the novice; Saul's film crew unravels the mysteries of movie magic.