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The Facilitator's Legal Brief

Recording consent, accommodations, mandate tracking, and what not to say in the room.

When you are done: You will take recording consent in a way that holds up, and know where your answer to a participant has to stop.

Self-paced

$145

6 lessons, about 71 minutes. Yours to keep, including updates.

For: trainers and managers who teach content with legal exposure attached.

You walk out able to

  • Take recording consent in a way that holds up
  • Handle an accommodation request mid-session without stopping the room
  • Know the line between explaining a policy and giving legal advice
Buy the course, $145

How is this different from the live programs?

The live programs put you in a small room with other facilitators and a real session of your own to rebuild. This is the same material without the room.

If you want the room, the live programs start at $450. If you buy this first and move up within 90 days, the $145 comes off.

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What do I get?

6 lessons, about 71 minutes of video, the worksheets from the live version, and the one page plan.

No forum, no drip schedule, no certificate. You get the material and the tools, and you keep them.


Read first, free

Recording consent in training

Free to read on the site.

California live training mandates

Free to read on the site.

Accessibility in live sessions

Free to read on the site.

Not sure which one?

Twenty minutes, bring the session you are stuck on and I will tell you which of these actually helps.

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McKinley Malbrough provides education and is not an attorney. Contacting him creates no attorney-client relationship. If you have a legal question or need legal advice, contact an employment attorney.

Look inside

One lesson, in full

Lesson two of The Facilitator's Legal Brief: consent when you record the room. The page gives the sentence to say before the record button, the four jobs that sentence does, the three places facilitators get recording wrong, what to do when a participant declines, and a note on where the lesson stops short of legal advice.
One complete lesson page, exactly as it reads in the course. Open it full size