In addition to writing The Cokato Copyright Attorney blog, Cokato Minnesota attorney Thomas James at the Tom James Law Office also occasionally writes articles and blog posts in other publications. Recent examples include:

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Attorney Thomas James to co-present MSBA CLE program Thomas James, attorney at the Law Office of Tom James in Cokato, Minnesota, will be co-presenting an online continuing legal education program on August 18, 2022. The 1.5-credit CLE webinar, "Relative Foster Care and Adoption" will discuss legislative changes to both the substantive and procedural law relating to the fostering and adoption of children by their relatives when continued parental custody is not an option. Family law attorney Rhia Bornmann Spears will be the co-presenter. The CLE course was originally part of a course that he developed for Echion CLE, a continuing legal education course provider and book publishing company. The original program included a segment on licensing and home studies taught by Misty Coonce of Ampersand Families, and a segment on racial bias in child welfare cases taught by activist Kelis Houston of Village Arms, along with the segment taught by Coonce and Houston will not be taking
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