Teleconferences
Legal Ethics, NY CLE 1.5 Ethics 1.5
6/26/2008 Teleseminar
Time: 1:00 pm ET (12:00 pm CT, 11:00 am MT, 10:00 am PT)
Length: 1 hour 30 minutes
Fee: $199.00
Teleconference ID 381249
Use discount code D9921650 for 10% off when registering online or when registering by telephone at (866) 352-9539.
Benefits
Ethical issues present themselves in all aspects of an attorney’s professional life. Knowledge of these ethical standards will assist you in properly representing a client and at the same time protect you from the adverse consequences of a violation of the ethical standards. This teleconference will provide an overview of typical ethical issues affecting the various areas of the practice of law, and how to address and resolve those issues.
Tags: Legal Ethical Issues
Clearing Title Defects: Title Insurance Exceptions, NY CLE 1.5
6/24/2008 Teleseminar
Time: 1:00 pm ET (12:00 pm CT, 11:00 am MT, 10:00 am PT)
Length: 1 hour 30 minutes
Fee: $199.00
Teleconference ID 374428
Use discount code D9921650 for 10% off when registering online or when registering by telephone at (866) 352-9539.
Benefits
Titles are often subject to outstanding interests and claims, some genuine but others unsubstantial or baseless. What types of defects, liens and encumbrances impair the title to real estate? When, as the result of tangible matters revealed by a search and examination of the title, is the title unmarketable? Learn what to look for when reviewing the title commitment, and what endorsements are currently available that provide coverage against a spectrum of title risks. Under what circumstances will title insurance be available to insure against mechanics’ liens, judgment liens, tax liens and other recurring statutory liens? This teleconference will discuss and compare practical pre-closing solutions to real estate title problems involving sellers, buyers and lenders.
Tags: Curing Title Exceptions
Directors and Officers Liability Insurance: Trends and Updates, NY CLE 1.5
6/20/2008 Teleseminar
Time: 1:00 pm ET (12:00 pm CT, 11:00 am MT, 10:00 am PT)
Length: 1 hour 30 minutes
Fee: $199.00
Teleconference ID 381411
Use discount code D9921650 for 10% off when registering online or when registering by telephone at (866) 352-9539.
” Benefits
“In the post-Enron/WorldCom corporate landscape, directors and officers are acutely aware of the potential for liability and the importance that directors and officers’ liability insurance afford sufficient coverage to provide for a defense and indemnity for any settlement or judgment. This teleconference will provide insight into common issues and trends that arise during a claim for directors and officers’ liability insurance coverage. The program will open with a discussion of the landscape of directors and officers’ liability, including the common allegations and recent claims trends. The teleconference will address how directors and officers’ insurance operates, including a discussion of the coverage sides, coverage add-ons, and covered and noncovered conduct and treatment of defense costs. The program will conclude with a discussion of the current issues and trends in the directors and officers’ liability environment and issues that may arise in the negotiation and renewal of directors and officers’ liability policies.
This teleconference is geared towards a wide range of corporate professionals involved with assessing the potential liability of directors and officers and the insurance coverage issues that commonly arise due to claims under directors and officers’ liability insurance policies, including executives at any level, risk managers and attorneys.”
Tags: Directors and Officers Liability
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Telecommuting: The Next Wave of Wage and Hour Litigation, NY CLE 1.5
June 3, 2008 Teleconference
Time: 1:00 pm ET (12:00 pm CT, 11:00 am MT, 10:00 am PT)
Length: 1 hour 30 minutes
Live Teleconference: $199.00
Teleconference ID: 381247
Use discount code D9921650 for 10% off when registering online or when registering by telephone at (866) 352-9539.
Benefits
Many employers offer their employees the opportunity to work from home either on a regular or temporary basis. While the flexibility of a telecommuting arrangement can benefit both the employer and the employee, allowing a nonexempt employee to work at home can lead to a minefield of wage and hour issues that an employer must carefully navigate to avoid potential liability. As telecommuting has become more prevalent, there have been a number of lawsuits filed by telecommuting employees (often as class actions) claiming violation of various state and federal wage and hour laws, suggesting a new trend in wage and hour litigation. All employers who currently have nonexempt telecommuting employees or are considering allowing nonexempt employees to telecommute should make sure they are aware of the legal landscape affecting such employees and take steps to comply with all applicable legal requirements.
Agenda
Brief Overview of Wage and Hour Requirements Applicable to Telecommuting Employees
How to Properly Record All Hours Worked by Telecommuting Employees
How to Properly Compensate Telecommuting Employees for All Hours Worked, Including Overtime
How to Compensate Telecommuting Employees Who Are Required to Wait for Work or Instructions
Wage and Hour Issues Involved in Requiring Telecommuting Employees to Travel to the Employer’s Workplace
Other Wage and Hour Issues Applicable to Telecommuting Employees, Including Any Obligation to Pay for Mileage
These Materials are Designed For
Human resource and benefits professionals, business managers, office managers, administrators, directors, payroll professionals, accountants and attorneys.
Continuing Education Units
AIPB
APA (Pending)
NY CLE 1.5
CPE
HRCI
HRPD
| Seminar: | Strategies Short of Foreclosure: Introduction to Real Estate Short Sales |
| Date: | 2008-04-16 |
| Price: | 249.00, USD |
| Audience: | Attorneys, presidents, vice presidents, loan officers, loan department personnel, branch managers, credit and collections managers, real estate professionals, controllers, accountants and auditors |
| Benefits: | Record numbers of foreclosures have radically changed the residential real estate market in the last year and affected all aspects of the practice of residential real estate law, real estate closings, lending and sales. Whether your real estate market has experienced a bubble burst or merely a fizz, your practice has been affected by slowing markets, the subprime meltdown and the record number of foreclosures. In response, mortgage lenders are increasingly entering into negotiated settlements to accept less money than is owed on a mortgage as an alternative to foreclosure. While the short sale is not a new concept, it has seen increased importance as a means of mitigating a lender’s losses from the rapidly rising tide of foreclosures. This teleconference will enable you to understand the important role short sales have in your business and equip you to better assist your clients with this foreclosure alternative. The teleconference will also provide step-by-step instructions on how to negotiate short sales successfully and address important ethical and professional considerations.
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| Teleconference: | Tax and Estate Planning for Clients Relocating to Florida |
| Date: | 2008-04-08 |
| Price: | 199.00, USD |
| Audience: | Attorneys, accountants, CPAs, business owners and managers, presidents, vice presidents, financial and estate planners, insurance professionals, bankers and trust officers |
| Benefits: | This timely discussion will highlight the legal and tax impact of a client relocating to Florida. Certainly the appeal of Florida’s great weather can be too much to resist for some, but the move has consequences. Tax laws in Florida are generally much more favorable than the laws of the state the client is departing. Similarly, the laws impacting asset protection planning are generally more protective of the client’s assets. In addition, there are some unique laws concerning a person’s homestead residence both from a tax perspective and a property rights perspective of which the out of state practitioner must be aware. Lastly, Florida has adopted a fairly rigid view of the unlicensed practice of law which will impact the out of state practitioner who continues to advise clients who have moved to Florida.
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| http://www.lorman.com/seminars/teleconference.php?cd=18117:0:1:4:4&product_id=183824&cdd=1&cddd=380378 | |
| Teleconference: | Basic Principles of Construction Insurance |
| Date: | 2008-04-08 |
| Price: | 219.00, USD |
| Audience: | Attorneys, project managers, presidents, vice presidents, owners, contractors, subcontractors, engineers, principals, contract managers, developers, architects, accountants, controllers, CFOs, insurance professionals, risk managers and other construction professionals |
| Benefits: | This popular teleconference offers an overview of basic insurance coverage used for construction projects. The presenters are experienced construction and insurance coverage attorneys who will discuss how to secure appropriate insurance coverage at a project’s inception and what to do when claims arise during construction or after project completion. Builders risk, CGL and other common project policies will be discussed. This teleconference provides significant material in a relatively short period of time. Prior participants have described this as among the best presentations they’ve participated in, “extremely informative and useful”, and have described the presenters as “knowledgeable” and possessing in-depth understanding of the subject matter and an ability to convey it clearly in a 90-minute teleconference.
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| http://www.lorman.com/seminars/teleconference.php?cd=18117:0:1:4:4&product_id=184381&cdd=1&cddd=381361 | |