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SUMMARY:Online Diploma in Business Law
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to perform Business Law\n\n\nWhats covered \n\nLABOUR LAW AND BUSINESS LAW .\n\nChild Labour \nLaw of Contract \nRecruitment and Contracting Arrangements \nLaw of Sale \nThe Law of Lease \nThe Law of Agency \n\nGOVERNANCE\, ENVIRONMENTAL\, INTELLECTUAL AND COPYRIGHT LAW\n\nBusiness Governance \nEnvironmental Law \nIntellectual And Copyright Law \n \nDelivery Method: 100% Online \nWhats Included: Certificate of Completion \nCourse Requirement & Accessibility: Internet access computer\, any smart device\, tablet\, cell phone
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SUMMARY:Reinsurance Law and International Risk Transfer
DESCRIPTION:LLM ‘Reinsurance Law and International Risk Transfer’ module\n\n\nYou are invited to audit the LLM ‘Reinsurance Law and International Risk Transfer’ module which examines reinsurance contract law and practice\, including the following topics: \n \n\nNature and purpose of reinsurance\nTypes of reinsurance contracts and insurance-linked securities (ILS)\nReinsurance placement process\, contract formation and documentation\nRole of reinsurance broker\nThe duty of fair presentation in the reinsurance context\nReinsurance contract terms\, classification of terms and remedies for breach\nThe relationship between the underlying insurance contract and the reinsurance contract\nClaims (including follow the settlements\, claims co-operation\, aggregation and apportionment)\n\nDetails: \nDate: Mondays from 3-6pm from 22 January – 25 March\, and 4 April 2024 \nCost: £3\,675 \nLocation: Centre for Commercial Law Studies\, 67-69 Lincoln’s Inn Fields\, London WC2A 3JB \nAll sessions will be recorded. \nParticipants must either have an undergraduate level degree in Law or a degree with substantial law content\, or a CII RQF Level 3 qualification (or equivalent). \nOn completion of the module\, a Certificate of Attendance will be issued. \n \nLed by Dr Franziska Arnold-Dwyer\, who is a Senior Lecturer at the CCLS\, the Director of the Insurance\, Shipping and Aviation Law Institute and the Director of the Insurance Law LLM. \nShe is a qualified solicitor and\, prior to returning to Academia\, she practised law in the Insurance and Reinsurance Litigation Team at Clifford Chance LLP. She is the executive editor and a contributing author of the leading textbook on reinsurance law O’Neill and Woloniecki\, ‘The Law of Reinsurance in \nEngland and Bermuda’ (5th ed.\, 2019\, 6th edition forthcoming)\, contributes on reinsurance law to Westlaw PLC\, and is a rapporteur for the Principle of Reinsurance Contract Law project (in co-operation with UNIDROIT).
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LOCATION:Centre for Commercial law Studies\, 67-69 Lincoln's Inn Fields\, London\, WC2A 3JB\, London\, WC2A 3JB\, GB
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SUMMARY:Put Into Practice: Risk Management Tips for Your Law Firm - Virtual
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to bring our live\, in-person 2023-2024 CLE series back to your community!\n\n\nFREE for Lawyers Mutual Insureds and their Paralegals/Staff; \n$100 non-insured attorneys; $20 for non-insured paralegals/staff \n Registration & light continental breakfast 8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. \n Program: 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. \nAbout The Program\nAvoiding the Big\, Bad State Bar: How Attorneys Can Stay Out of Trouble \nMost lawyers are afraid of the State Bar.  This is understandable: the Bar doesn’t exist to throw parades and hand out candy; they disbar people.  Moreover\, most folks don’t know how the Bar operates or what types of issues get them in serious trouble\, including the unauthorized practice of law and trust accounting issues.  Let’s remedy that.  This CLE will make you less afraid of the North Carolina State Bar by explaining (1) how to avoid being prosecuted for violations of the Rules of Professional Conduct\, (2) how the Bar works\, and (3) what to do if you are the object of an ethics or misconduct prosecution. \nTechnology Tips to Power Your Practice  \nTechnology always seems to move fast and this last year has overdelivered on that score. Artificial Intelligence has begun its march into all the familiar technologies that lawyers rely on making this feel like a Brave New World indeed. The presenters in this fast-paced CLE will provide tips to help you understand and harness the technology advances available to lawyers in large firms and small\, and along the way help you power up your practice\, ratchet down your risk\, and crank up your client communication tools. The session will help you keep abreast of the benefits and risks of the dizzying array of technology solutions available for your firm and make sure you are meeting your duty of technology competence under RPC 1.1[8]. \nMeditation and Mindfulness for Lawyers: Science or Self-Help Snake Oil  \nWellness experts and self-help gurus are making extraordinary claims about the potential benefits of meditation and mindfulness. This presentation will define the practices of meditation and mindfulness and explore the differences between the two and take an honest look at the potential benefits. We will examine the neuroscience behind these practices\, delving into concepts like neuroplasticity\, negativity bias\, amygdala hijack\, and the parasympathetic nervous system. We will then explore specific mindfulness practices that have the potential to improve your overall well-being and your effectiveness as a lawyer. Mindfulness and meditation are only two wellness practices among many that can be used by lawyers to improve mental and physical health and performance. We will look briefly at how mindfulness can be combined with other wellness practices to optimize resilience and flourishing. \n\n\nMeet the Speakers\nJoshua Walthall – Boerema Blackton \nJoshua is an experienced trial attorney who focuses his practice on representing lawyers\, physicians\, nurses\, dentists\, land surveyors\, engineers\, real estate agents\, accountants\, and other professionals in legal proceedings before administrative licensing boards. He assists clients in navigating issues related to highly regulated professions\, including the unauthorized practice of law and issues before the Board of Law Examiners. Joshua also provides confidential\, practical advice to lawyers and law firms facing professional ethics dilemmas\, including Bar or criminal investigations\, employee theft\, unfair competition and business practices\, firm dissolutions\, and other risk management. Joshua can also audit or investigate trust account records and provide guidance on how to correct trust accounting errors and maintain best practices. \nKetan Soni – Soni Brendle\, PLLC \nSince 2000\, Ketan Soni has represented clients in divorce\, equitable distribution\, alimony\, child custody\, child support\, domestic violence\, and appeals in Charlotte\, Raleigh\, and the surrounding areas. Ketan practices divorce law to achieve the best possible result with a “big picture” view of each case. After managing one of the largest divorce law firms in North Carolina and then joining a full-service law firm\, Ketan decided to start Soni Brendle\, PLLC\, to bring the same high level of quality and care to clients in a focused way. Ketan is also a North Carolina DRC Certified Family Financial and Superior Court Mediator. \nErik Mazzone – Lawyers Mutual \nErik graduated from Boston College Law School. After graduating\, he worked in the litigation department of large corporate law firms in Boston and Raleigh. He then shifted to practice in an innovative\, technology-forward family law firm in Raleigh. As an attorney and later as managing shareholder\, Erik helped to steer the firm through years of double-digit revenue growth as well as geographic and personnel expansion from one office with four attorneys to three offices with a multi-disciplinary client services team of nearly twenty lawyers\, accountants\, and mental health professionals. \nWill Graebe – Lawyers Mutual \nWill Graebe joined Lawyers Mutual in 1998 as Claims Counsel. In 2009\, Will became the Vice President of the Claims Department and served in that role until 2019. After a two-year sabbatical\, he returned to Lawyers Mutual as Claims Counsel and Relationship Manager. As Claims Counsel\, Will focuses primarily on claims related to estates and trusts\, business transactions\, and real estate matters. In the legal community\, he is an active speaker on the CLE circuit focusing on legal ethics and professional wellbeing.  Will received his J.D. from Wake Forest University School of Law and his undergraduate degree from Stetson University. Prior to joining Lawyers Mutual\, Will worked in private practice with Pinna\, Johnston & Burwell in Raleigh.  \n\n\nKey Details\nManuscript \nThe manuscript is available on our website [lawyersmutualnc.com\, click on CLE then Manuscripts] by October 1\, 2023. We would like to remind you that we are going paperless and will not have printed manuscripts or handouts at the CLE. It is not mandatory that you print and/or download the manuscript.  If you are also going paperless\, please download the manuscript to your device before you come. We will not have Wi-Fi access at the program. \nNC State Bar CLE credit \nApplied for 3.0 hours NC State Bar CLE Credit \n\n1 hour Ethics/Professionalism\n1 hour General (includes technology credit)\n1 hour Mental Health\n\nAdditional Terms \nLawyers Mutual will confirm insured status.   \nRefund Policy \nRefunds for non-insured registrants will be issued via check for written cancellations received by Lawyers Mutual at riskmgt@lawyersmutualnc.com 10 or more business days prior to the date of the seminar. No refunds will be issued after this deadline.   \nCOVID-19 Acknowledgement \nBy registering for this event\, I understand the hazards of the novel coronavirus (“COVID-19”) and am familiar with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”) guidelines regarding COVID-19. Notwithstanding the risks associated with COVID-19\, which I readily acknowledge\, I hereby willingly choose to attend the Put Into Practice: Risk Management Tips for Your Law Firm CLE.  I acknowledge and fully assume the risk of illness or death related to COVID-19 arising from my being on the premises for the Event.  I further agree to adhere to and follow all social distancing requirements of the sponsor site for the event\, or as required by law.
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SUMMARY:Law Review Symposium: "Judging and Administrative Law"
DESCRIPTION:Join us virtually for this event.\n\n\nThe Widener Commonwealth Law Review invites you to attend its upcoming symposium\, “Judging and Administrative Law\,” held virtually on April 15\, 2024. The symposium will explore recent changes to administrative law\, focusing specifically on the role of judges in the development and implementation of administrative law. The symposium will feature a variety of scholars and practitioners discussing developments and changes in the context of federal and state administrative law from both academic- and practice-focused perspectives. It will feature a keynote presentation from Judge J. Michelle Childs of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. \n4 (substantive) and 1 (ethics) PA CLE credits available. \nCost: \n$25 Regular (CLE credits) \n$20 Alumni\, Government Lawyers\, Academics\, and Human Service Providers (CLE credits) \nFree for Non-CLE Attendees\, General Public \nEmail questions to cwcle@widener.edu. \nAttorneys may email cwcle@widener.edu to request a scholarship for hardship reasons. \nAgenda: \n8:50 – 9:00 am \nOpening Remarks \n· Dean Michael Hussey\, Widener Law Commonwealth \n \n9:00 – 10:15 am \nPanel 1: The Impact of Counsel in Administrative Adjudication \n· Acting Assistant Professor Haiyun Damon-Feng\, NYU School of Law \n· Professor Ingrid Eagly\, UCLA School of Law \n· Hon. Tiffany Williams Brewer\, Howard University School of Law \n· Moderator: Adjunct Professor Dennis Whitaker\, Widener Law Commonwealth \n \n10:30 – 11:45 am \nPanel 2: New Challenges in Adjudication and Judicial Review \n· Professor Bridget Dooling\, The Ohio State University Law School \n· Professor Emily Bremer\, Notre Dame Law \n· Assistant Professor Adam Crews\, Rutgers Law School \n· Professor Ronald Levin\, Washington University School of Law \n· Moderator: Assistant Professor Sarah Everhart\, Widener Law Commonwealth \n \n12 Noon \nKeynote Address by Judge J. Michelle Childs of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. \n \n1:15 – 2:30 pm \nPanel 3: Emerging Administrative Law Questions \n· Professor Robert Glicksman\, George Washington University School of Law \n· Research Director Jeremy Graboyes\, Administrative Conference of the United States \n· Professor Christopher Walker\, University of Michigan Law School \n· Professor Linda Jellum\, University of Idaho College of Law \n· Professor Richard Frankel\, Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law \n· Moderator: Professor Michael Dimino\, Widener Law Commonwealth \n \n2:45 – 4:00 pm \nPanel 4: The Independence of Administrative Law Adjudicators \n· Honorable Mimi Tsankov\, President\, National Association of Immigration Judges \n· Professor Jeffrey Lubbers\, American University \n· Associate Professor Nick Bednar\, University of Minnesota Law School \n· Chief Hearing Examiner Debra Rand\, Pennsylvania Department of State \n· Executive Director Jennifer Berrier\, Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission \n· Moderator: Adjunct Professor Joel Cheskis\, Widener Law Commonwealth \n \n4:00 pm \nClosing Remarks \n· Assistant Professor Quinn Yeargain\, Widener Law Commonwealth
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