Get your CLE Credits at the 13th Annual CLE Bootcamp December 3 & 4, 2014 Washington State Convention Center SEATTLE, WA ACCREDITATION WA MCLE 15.0 Credits, incl. 3.0 Ethics OR CLE 15.5 Credits, incl. 3.0 Ethics CA CLE 15.0 Credits, incl. 3.0 Ethics WA Limited Practice 1.0 Credits AK CLE May Claim Credit Don’t Miss These Presentations: •3 HOURS of ETHICS!!! •Corporate Law •Tax Law •Real Property Sales Issues •Insolvency Law •Criminal Defense •Construction Law MN CLE 12.0 Standard & 3.0 Ethics Credits Available Via: 5 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER 1 WHO SHOULD ATTEND Attorneys, Legal Staff, Anyone Who Needs to Fill A LOT of CLE credits •Land Use Law •Marijuana Update •Trusts and Estates •Cross Examination of Experts •Employment Law •Insurance Law •Personal Injury/Civil Lit. 2 3 4 5 ONLINE: www.TheSeminarGroup.net FAX: 866–435–3444 EMAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 206–463–4400 / 800–574–4852 MAIL: PO Box 523, Vashon, WA 98070 Conference Information Course Accreditation Substitution/Cancellation This course has been approved for 15.0 hours of WA MCLE credit, including 3.0 hours of ethics; approved by the OR State Bar for 12.5 general and 3.0 ethics CLE credits. The Seminar Group is a State Bar of CA approved provider; therefore, this course is approved for 12.0 general and 3.0 ethics credits. This course has been approved by the Continuing Education Committee of the Limited Practice Board of the WA State Bar Association for 1.0 hours of credit (for “Residential Real Property Sales Issues”). AK bar members may claim CLE credit for this course. This course has been approved by the Minnesota State Board of Continuing Legal Education for 15.0 hours in the following categories of credit: 12.0 standard and 3.0 ethics CLE credits. All of these credits are approved for live attendance and webcast. For information or accreditation in other states, please call The Seminar Group at (206) 463–4400 or (800) 574–4852. You may substitute another person at any time. We will refund tuition, less a $50 cancellation charge, if we receive your cancellation by Wednesday, November 26, 2014. No refunds will be given after this date. Please note that if you do not cancel by the deadline and/or do not attend, you are still responsible for payment. Seminar Location The seminar will be held at the Washington State Convention Center, 800 Convention Place, Seattle, Washington, (206) 694–5030. Please call the center for directions/questions. A reduced room rate is available at La Quinta Inn and Suites, 2224 8th Ave, Seattle, WA. Call (206) 624–6820 and mention “The Seminar Group Corporate Rate”. To book online go to: http://436.lq.com and enter SEM1GRP under promo/Corporate Code. 13th Annual CLE Bootcamp ~ Seattle, WA Thursday, December 4, 2014 Wednesday, December 3, 2014 8:25 Introduction and Overview 8:25 Introduction and Overview Christopher Terp, Program Chair Christopher Terp, Program Chair The Seminar Group 8:30 Corporate Law Selling a Business – Basics of the Process and Related Washington Corporate Law Considerations Stephan H. Coonrod K&L Gates LLP 9:30 Tax Law Updates on Federal, Civil and Criminal Tax Cori E. Flanders Intellectual Ventures Darrell D. Hallett Colvin & Hallett PS Cory L. Johnson Colvin & Hallett PS 10:30 Break 10:45 Residential Real Property Sales Issues Forms; Forgoing an Agent; Short Sales, REO's, and New Construction; Common (and Often-Ignored) Legal Issues (FIRPTA, Encroachments, Terms of the Deed) Craig D. Blackmon Holmquist & Gardiner PLLC 11:45 Insolvency Law Receiverships: An Option to Bankruptcy Sheena R. Aebig Aebig & Johnson Business Resolutions LLC Thomas N. Bucknell Bucknell Stehlik Sato & Stubner LLP 12:45 Midday Break 1:45 Criminal Defense 10 Rules of Trial; Recent Appellate Decisions of Interest John Henry Browne Law Offices of John Henry Browne PS 8:30 Trusts and Estates Special Needs Trusts – When They Make Sense; First Party versus Third Party; Drafting Considerations Jacob H. Menashe Hickman Menashe PS 9:30 Cross Examination of Experts What is an Expert Witness? How to Select an Expert; Junk Science; Witness Preparation; Goals & Challenges Todd Maybrown Allen Hansen & Maybrown PS 10:30 Break 10:45 Employment Law Workplace Harassment; Discrimination Law Update; Wage and Hour Developments; Recent Significant Court Decisions; USERR A Colleen Kinerk Cable Langenbach Kinerk & Bauer LLP 11:45 Insurance Law Nuts & Bolts of Insurance Policies; Case Law & Regulatory Update; Fraud & Compliance Issues; Bad Faith Claims Thomas Lether Lether & Associates PLLC 12:45 Midday Break 1:45 Personal Injury and Civil Litigation / Ethical Considerations Consideration of Malpractice and Ethical Issues Related to Plaintiff Practice in the Personal Injury Field A. Janay Ferguson Scheer & Zehnder LLP Sam B. Franklin 2:45 Construction Law Construction Contracts, Claims and Recent Decisions of Interest, Procedures and Start for Design/Build or GC/CM Procurements under RCW39.10 W. Gregory Guedel Foster Pepper PLLC 3:45 Break 4:00 Land Use Law •The Nuts and Bolts of SEPA; Basics of Growth Management; Wetlands, Salmon & Shorelines John C. “Jack” McCullough McCullough Hill Leary PS •Recent Developments in Land Use Law Patrick J. Schneider Foster Pepper PLLC The Seminar Group 5:00 Marijuana Update Current Laws, Policies, and Concerns Surrounding I-502 Implementation; Supplemental Rules from the Liquor Control Board; State versus Federal Law Conflict; Land Use and Nuisance Litigation in the Marijuana Industry Alison Malsbury Canna Law Group, a practice group of Harris & Moure PLLC 6:00 Adjourn Lee Smart PS, Inc. 3:45 Break 4:00 Ethical Considerations Ways to Avoid Grievances; New E-World Issues 5:00 Adjourn David J. Lenci K&L Gates LLP Another Great Opportunity: Oregon Ethics & Specialty Credits December 12, 2014 Portland, OR & Live Webcast OR CLE Accreditation 2.0 Ethics, 1.0 Child Abuse Reporting & 1.0 Access to Justice Credits ~ pending Faculty ~ Conference Information Get your CLE Credits at the 13th Annual CLE Bootcamp Sheena R. Aebig is a Managing Director and co-founder of Aebig & Johnson Business Resolutions LLC. Her practice focuses on insolvency issues and related litigation, representing clients in every role of insolvency related proceedings and out of court work outs. Craig D. Blackmon is Of Counsel with the firm of Holmquist & Gardiner PLLC. Since 2005, he has focused his law practice on residential real estate, both transactions and litigation. He has successfully litigated matters in both trial and appellate courts. John Henry Browne, founder of the Law Offices of John Henry Browne PS, has been practicing criminal law for over 30 years. He handles cases in Federal and State Court along the West Coast and Alaska, as well as in Washington. Thomas N. Bucknell is an attorney with Bucknell Stehlik Sato & Stubner LLP. He practices in the areas of Commercial and Lender Liability Litigation, Business Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Litigation and Asset Protection Litigation. Stephan H. Coonrod is a partner at K&L Gates LLP. He has a domestic and international business practice centering on acquisitions, private equity, venture capital and other equity investments, and trans-border transactions. A. Janay Ferguson is of counsel with Scheer & Zehnder LLP. Her practice focuses on complex civil litigation, the defense of professionals and employment law. Her legal practice benefits from her experience as a corporate financial analyst. Sam B. Franklin, a shareholder at Lee Smart PS, Inc., concentrates his practice in insurance defense of legal malpractice claims, commercial litigation, and defense of business torts, including wrongful discharge, civil rights violations, and defamation. W. Gregory Guedel is a partner at Foster Pepper PLLC. He practices civil litigation emphasizing complex construction law. He also has experience with contractor and owner claims; drafting and interpretation of prime, sub, design/build and construction management contracts. Cory L. Johnson is a shareholder of Colvin & Hallett PS. She focuses her practice on helping clients resolve federal and state tax disputes. She represents clients undergoing IRS and Department of Revenue audits, and in the IRS and DOR administrative appeal process. Colleen Kinerk is a partner in the law firm of Cable Langenbach Kinerk & Bauer LLP. Her practice focuses on labor and employment law, as well as commercial and tort litigation. She is a member of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Mediators’ Roundtable. David J. Lenci is a partner at K&L Gates LLP. Previously, he was a trial attorney with the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice for more than five years and served three years as the chief civil litigator for the Snohomish County Prosecutor’s Office. Thomas Lether is the Owner and Managing Shareholder of Lether & Associates PLLC. He has built his business with a simple approach: efficiency, client service, and results. He has been involved in insurance and commercial litigation since 1988. Todd Maybrown is a partner with Allen Hansen & Maybrown PS. He has represented individuals in a broad range of litigation and appellate cases since 1990. For nearly 20 years, he has provided the highest quality legal representation to clients facing the full spectrum of criminal charges and civil claims. John C. “Jack” McCullough is a founding principal of McCullough Hill Leary PS. He has practiced for over 30 years on behalf of land owners and developers throughout the state of Washington, emphasizing land use and real estate financing and development. Jacob H. Menashe is a partner at Hickman Menashe PS. He regularly speaks before State and local bar groups, estate planning councils, and community groups on topics ranging from Medicaid planning to Special Needs Trusts to Social Security Disability appeals. Patrick J. Schneider is a partner at Foster Pepper PLLC, where he practices land use and municipal law. He has extensive experience in both project permitting and land use litigation. Areas of expertise include SEPA, the Shoreline Management Act and the Growth Management Act. Cori E. Flanders a tax director at Intellectual Ventures. With ten years of tax controversy experience, she has worked with compliance issues, defended legal positions, and written legal opinions supporting various tax positions. Darrell D. Hallett a founder of Colvin & Hallett PS. From 1980 to 1983, he was a Special Trial Judge with the United States Tax Court, where he heard and decided more than 350 tax cases. Alison Malsbury is an attorney with Canna Law Group, a practice group of Harris & Moure, PLLC. She focuses her practice on corporate and intellectual property transactions, working primarily with our cannabis and food and alcohol clients. 14.BOOTWA PO Box 523 • Vashon, WA 98070 • 206–463–4400 • Fax 866–435–3444 13th Annual CLE Bootcamp December 3 & 4, 2014 • Washington State Convention Center • Seattle, WA Name_______________________________________________________ Additional Name_______________________________________________ Firm________________________________________________________ Address______________________________________________________ City_________________________________State_____Zip____________ Phone__________________________Fax__________________________ Email_______________________________________________________ Attendance Fees Pre-Order Homestudy Attorney $720 Video and course book Government/ Non-Profit $620 available for pre-order Other Professionals $485 * Live Webcast available at above rates Check Purchase Order Credit Card Card No.________________________________Exp. 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