UPCOMING CLE Opportunities
LAW OFFICE MANAGEMENT, CLIENT FUND MANAGEMENT & PROFESSIONALISM
NEW LAWYER TRAINING: 3.0 New Lawyer Training Credit Hours
Live Zoom Webinar: Thu, December 18, 2025, 1:00 PM – 4:15 PM ET
TBA Welcome – Introduction to TBA Services: 12:45 pm – 1:00 pm
Professionalism Panel: 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Topics Include:
Conduct in the courtroom
Working with Opposing counsel
Discovery/depositions
Zoom/videoconferencing
Client Fund Management: 2:15 pm – 3:15 pm
Topics Include:
Historical Foundation
Disciplinary Process
Law Office, Business and IOLTA accounts
Ohio Rules of Professional Conduct
Law Office Management Panel: 3:15 pm – 4:15 pm
Topics Include:
Client Files
Staff
Equipment
Administration Issues
Marketing
Sponsored by the Toledo Bar Association Young Lawyers Committee
For more information, contact Lisa Small, ls****@*******ar.org or call
419-418-5310
FROM FRAME TO FACT: NAVIGATING THE LEGAL REALITIES OF FORENSIC VIDEO
Live Interactive Webinar – 3.0 General Credit Hours
December 16, 2025, 12:00 – 3:15 pm
Today, visual and audio evidence is everywhere and can be found at more locations and
from more diverse sources than ever before. Forensic Video Analysis is defined as the
scientific examination, comparison, and/or the evaluation of video in legal matters. Most
people believe that video is the ‘silent witness’ and that ‘what you see is what you get.’
However, a proper forensic video analysis will show that this is not always the case. In
fact, often the videos examined and analyzed are not the original videos with the original
meta-data, but copies of the original file from the DVR/NVR system.
■ Discuss Axon Digital Media Trends Report and what officers/attorneys are seeing
■ Highlight the important issues throughout the report and show case examples.
■ Basic Terminology and definitions every investigator and attorney should know
■ Before you work with digital media, one should understand the common terms and definitions.
■ Discuss I-frames, P-frames, and B-frames.
■ Discuss Digital Video Limitations
■ The Process of Preserving the evidence, Extracting the evidence, and analyzing the evidence.
■ Highlight the importance of getting the original video prior to any analysis.
Presented by:
Matthew Healy, Forensic Video Analyst, Reconstructionist, Introtech
Mr. Healy previously worked for 8 years as a professional video specialist, prior to joining
Introtech in the Spring of 2019. He has a bachelor’s degree in electronic media
production from Kent State University. In addition to his extensive experience, Mr. Healy
has also received specialized training in both areas of Accident Reconstruction and
Forensic Video Analysis. He has graduated from the Northwestern University’s Basic and
Advanced Accident Investigation schools and also graduated from IPTM’s Accident
Reconstruction school.
For more information, contact Lisa Small, ls****@*******ar.org or call 419-418-5310
LAW OFFICE MANAGEMENT, CLIENT FUND MANAGEMENT & PROFESSIONALISM
NEW LAWYER TRAINING: 3.0 New Lawyer Training Credit Hours
Live Zoom Webinar: Thu, December 18, 2025, 1:00 PM – 4:15 PM ET
TBA Welcome – Introduction to TBA Services: 12:45 pm – 1:00 pm
Professionalism Panel: 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Topics Include:
Conduct in the courtroom
Working with Opposing counsel
Discovery/depositions
Zoom/videoconferencing
Client Fund Management: 2:15 pm – 3:15 pm
Topics Include:
Historical Foundation
Disciplinary Process
Law Office, Business and IOLTA accounts
Ohio Rules of Professional Conduct
Law Office Management Panel: 3:15 pm – 4:15 pm
Topics Include:
Client Files
Staff
Equipment
Administration Issues
Marketing
Sponsored by the Toledo Bar Association Young Lawyers Committee
For more information, contact Lisa Small, ls****@*******ar.org or call
419-418-5310
FROM FRAME TO FACT: NAVIGATING THE LEGAL REALITIES OF FORENSIC VIDEO
Live Interactive Webinar – 3.0 General Credit Hours
December 16, 2025, 12:00 – 3:15 pm
Today, visual and audio evidence is everywhere and can be found at more locations and
from more diverse sources than ever before. Forensic Video Analysis is defined as the
scientific examination, comparison, and/or the evaluation of video in legal matters. Most
people believe that video is the ‘silent witness’ and that ‘what you see is what you get.’
However, a proper forensic video analysis will show that this is not always the case. In
fact, often the videos examined and analyzed are not the original videos with the original
meta-data, but copies of the original file from the DVR/NVR system.
■ Discuss Axon Digital Media Trends Report and what officers/attorneys are seeing
■ Highlight the important issues throughout the report and show case examples.
■ Basic Terminology and definitions every investigator and attorney should know
■ Before you work with digital media, one should understand the common terms and definitions.
■ Discuss I-frames, P-frames, and B-frames.
■ Discuss Digital Video Limitations
■ The Process of Preserving the evidence, Extracting the evidence, and analyzing the evidence.
■ Highlight the importance of getting the original video prior to any analysis.
Presented by:
Matthew Healy, Forensic Video Analyst, Reconstructionist, Introtech
Mr. Healy previously worked for 8 years as a professional video specialist, prior to joining
Introtech in the Spring of 2019. He has a bachelor’s degree in electronic media
production from Kent State University. In addition to his extensive experience, Mr. Healy
has also received specialized training in both areas of Accident Reconstruction and
Forensic Video Analysis. He has graduated from the Northwestern University’s Basic and
Advanced Accident Investigation schools and also graduated from IPTM’s Accident
Reconstruction school.
For more information, contact Lisa Small, ls****@*******ar.org or call 419-418-5310
