WVCLE listing of productshttp://wvcle.org/Tue, 31 Jan 2012 00:33:15 PSTen Jury Selection: The Law, the Science and the Role of Common Sense ALLAN N. KARLIN, ESQUIRE Allan N. Karlin and Associates Limiting the Scope of the Attorney-Client Relationship: From No Means No to Lets Just be Friends JILL MCINTYRE, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly E-discovery -Limitations on discovery requests for electronically stored information -Analysis of the 2006 amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure -Review of the developing case law on cost allocation between the parties -Considerations when handling privileged and confidential electronically stored information -The litigation hold and avoiding spoliation of evidence ERIK W. LEGG, ESQUIRE Craig A. Komorowski, ESQUIRE Farrell, Farrell and Farrell Preserving the Proceeds: The Use of Special Needs Trusts in Catastrophic Cases ROBERT G. TWEEL, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly Litigating Claims Against State Agencies and Political Subdivisions: Constitutional Immunity for State Agencies -Statutory 30 day Notice Requirement -Other Statutory Immunities -Qualified Immunity -Insurance Coverage Considerations -Political Subdivisions: Who and What are they? -Non for Profit and Charitable Organizations -Statutory Immunities -Common Law Immunities -Damages Limitations -Insurance Considerations CHARLES R. BAILEY, ESQUIRE Bailey and Wyant Insurance Law: Five Difficult Current West Virginia Problems PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY West Virginia University College of Law Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Litigation -Preemption Overview -Settlements -Update on Current Litigation Nationwide -SER Johnson and Johnson v. Karl and the Learned Intermediary Rule -Legislative Reforms and Battles TERESA C. TORISEVA, ESQUIRE Wexler Toriseva and Wallace Selected Decisions of the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals THE HONORABLE ELLIOTT E. MAYNARD, chief JUSTICE EDYTHE A. NASH, DEPUTY CLERK West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals This seminar is worth 9.3 WV MCLE credits, including 2.2 Ethics credits. (Includes CD seminar and 349 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD) http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/litigation-2008-canaan-valley-cd-seminar-r80-0808-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/1955834/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 13 Feb 2009 07:43:00 PST Jury Selection: The Law, the Science and the Role of Common Sense ALLAN N. KARLIN, ESQUIRE Allan N. Karlin and Associates Limiting the Scope of the Attorney-Client Relationship: From No Means No to Lets Just be Friends JILL MCINTYRE, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly E-discovery -Limitations on discovery requests for electronically stored information -Analysis of the 2006 amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure -Review of the developing case law on cost allocation between the parties -Considerations when handling privileged and confidential electronically stored information -The litigation hold and avoiding spoliation of evidence ERIK W. LEGG, ESQUIRE Craig A. Komorowski, ESQUIRE Farrell, Farrell and Farrell Preserving the Proceeds: The Use of Special Needs Trusts in Catastrophic Cases ROBERT G. TWEEL, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly Litigating Claims Against State Agencies and Political Subdivisions: Constitutional Immunity for State Agencies -Statutory 30 day Notice Requirement -Other Statutory Immunities -Qualified Immunity -Insurance Coverage Considerations -Political Subdivisions: Who and What are they? -Non for Profit and Charitable Organizations -Statutory Immunities -Common Law Immunities -Damages Limitations -Insurance Considerations CHARLES R. BAILEY, ESQUIRE Bailey and Wyant Insurance Law: Five Difficult Current West Virginia Problems PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY West Virginia University College of Law Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Litigation -Preemption Overview -Settlements -Update on Current Litigation Nationwide -SER Johnson and Johnson v. Karl and the Learned Intermediary Rule -Legislative Reforms and Battles TERESA C. TORISEVA, ESQUIRE Wexler Toriseva and Wallace Selected Decisions of the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals THE HONORABLE ELLIOTT E. MAYNARD, chief JUSTICE EDYTHE A. NASH, DEPUTY CLERK West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals This seminar is worth 9.3 WV MCLE credits, including 2.2 Ethics credits. (Includes DVD seminar and 349 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD) DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/litigation-2008-canaan-valley-dvd-seminar-r80-0808-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/1955840/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 13 Feb 2009 07:44:00 PST 349 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD Jury Selection: The Law, the Science and the Role of Common Sense ALLAN N. KARLIN, ESQUIRE Allan N. Karlin and Associates Limiting the Scope of the Attorney-Client Relationship: From No Means No to Lets Just be Friends JILL MCINTYRE, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly E-discovery -Limitations on discovery requests for electronically stored information -Analysis of the 2006 amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure -Review of the developing case law on cost allocation between the parties -Considerations when handling privileged and confidential electronically stored information -The litigation hold and avoiding spoliation of evidence ERIK W. LEGG, ESQUIRE Craig A. Komorowski, ESQUIRE Farrell, Farrell and Farrell Preserving the Proceeds: The Use of Special Needs Trusts in Catastrophic Cases ROBERT G. TWEEL, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly Litigating Claims Against State Agencies and Political Subdivisions: Constitutional Immunity for State Agencies -Statutory 30 day Notice Requirement -Other Statutory Immunities -Qualified Immunity -Insurance Coverage Considerations -Political Subdivisions: Who and What are they? -Non for Profit and Charitable Organizations -Statutory Immunities -Common Law Immunities -Damages Limitations -Insurance Considerations CHARLES R. BAILEY, ESQUIRE Bailey and Wyant Insurance Law: Five Difficult Current West Virginia Problems PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY West Virginia University College of Law Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Litigation -Preemption Overview -Settlements -Update on Current Litigation Nationwide -SER Johnson and Johnson v. Karl and the Learned Intermediary Rule -Legislative Reforms and Battles TERESA C. TORISEVA, ESQUIRE Wexler Toriseva and Wallace Selected Decisions of the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals THE HONORABLE ELLIOTT E. MAYNARD, chief JUSTICE EDYTHE A. NASH, DEPUTY CLERK West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals 349 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/litigation-2008-canaan-valley-seminar-materials-r80-0808-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2035214/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 13 Feb 2009 07:39:00 PST Review of Wrongful Discharge Law in West Virginia CONSTANCE H. WEBER, ESQUIRE Kay Casto and Chaney, PLLC Charleston, West Virginia Workers Compensation Update JEFFREY B. BRANNON, ESQUIRE Pullin, Fowler, Flanagan, Brown and Poe, PLLC Charleston, West Virginia Perks and Pitfalls of Working from Home C. DAVID MORRISON, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson Clarksburg, West Virginia Me Too Evidence Rules 403 and 404 after Sprint/United Management Co. v. Mendelsohn WALT AUVIL, ESQUIRE Rusen and Auvil, PLLC Parkersburg, West Virginia Education and State Employee Grievances: Processing Claims Under the New Law HOWARD E. SEUFER, JR., ESQUIRE Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love, LLP Charleston, West Virginia Unemployment Compensation Benefits BRUCE G. PERRONE, ESQUIRE Legal Aid of West Virginia, Inc. Charleston, West Virginia Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) Update ROGER A. WOLFE, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly Charleston, West Virginia (Includes CD seminar and 196 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 6.6 WV MCLE credits, including 2.6 L.O.M. credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/employment-law-cd-seminar-r80-0815-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2799841/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsTue, 13 Dec 2011 14:09:00 PST Family Law Update THE HONORABLE SALLY G. JACKSON 24th Circuit Family Court, Charles Town, West Virginia Electronic Evidence: Report From the Battlefront SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Fasten Your Seat Belts! 60 Law Practice Management Tips in 60 Minutes SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Update on the WV Real Estate Withholding Tax for Sales by Non-Residents and The 2008 Legislative Tax Update FLOYD M. (KIN) SAYRE, III, ESQUIRE Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love LLP, Martinsburg, WV Torts and Insurance Law Update E. KAY FULLER, ESQUIRE Martin and Seibert, Martinsburg, West Virginia Ethics Update and Current Issues - Recent cases of interest - Succession plans: Durability, Conflicts of Interest, Protecting Client Files and Information, Choosing Successor Counsel, Referral Fees - Collaborative Law: The Recent ABA Opinion, Guidance, Traditionalist Objections, Informed Buy-In - Inadvertent Disclosure: Case of Interest ROBERT H. DAVIS, ESQUIRE Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (Includes CD seminar and 194 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 7.1 WV MCLE, including 4.4 ethics/LOM credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/ethics-hot-topics-cd-seminar-r80-0814-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2800513/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 24 Mar 2010 12:22:00 PST Family Law Update THE HONORABLE SALLY G. JACKSON 24th Circuit Family Court, Charles Town, West Virginia Electronic Evidence: Report From the Battlefront SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Fasten Your Seat Belts! 60 Law Practice Management Tips in 60 Minutes SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Update on the WV Real Estate Withholding Tax for Sales by Non-Residents and The 2008 Legislative Tax Update FLOYD M. (KIN) SAYRE, III, ESQUIRE Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love LLP, Martinsburg, WV Torts and Insurance Law Update E. KAY FULLER, ESQUIRE Martin and Seibert, Martinsburg, West Virginia Ethics Update and Current Issues - Recent cases of interest - Succession plans: Durability, Conflicts of Interest, Protecting Client Files and Information, Choosing Successor Counsel, Referral Fees - Collaborative Law: The Recent ABA Opinion, Guidance, Traditionalist Objections, Informed Buy-In - Inadvertent Disclosure: Case of Interest ROBERT H. DAVIS, ESQUIRE Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (Includes DVD seminar and 194 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 7.1 WV MCLE, including 4.4 ethics/LOM credits. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/ethics-hot-topics-dvd-seminar-r80-0814-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2800514/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 29 Mar 2010 11:18:00 PST Update on Family Law THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, Circuit 11, Charleston, West Virginia Statutory and Administrative Update for the Office of Child Support Enforcement -Review statutory and case law regarding the statute of limitations on collection of support -Statutory changes to the emancipation/end date for support obligations - New statutory procedures when arrearages occur - Federal statutory changes that affect the amount of support that is assigned to the state -When the caretaker dies what happens to the child support? SUSAN S. PERRY, COMMISSIONER Bureau for Child Support Enforcement West Virginia DHHR, Logan, West Virginia Disability Pensions in Divorce: The Shifting Sands of Divisibility JAMES W. DOUGLAS, ESQUIRE Sutton, West Virginia Proposed Changes to the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act PROFESSOR MARJORIE MCDIARMID WVU College of Law Ethics for Family Lawyers Rachael L. Fletcher Cipoletti, chief lawyer Office of Disciplinary Counsel Contempt Procedures THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, Circuit 11, Charleston, West Virginia How to Build an Alimony Case from Scratch R. LYNE RANSON, ESQUIRE Lyne Ranson Law Offices, Charleston, West Virginia Taxation and Alimony: Equitable Distribution Distinctions C. PAGE HAMRICK, III, ESQUIRE Charleston, West Virginia Bankruptcy Law Update for Family Lawyers ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason, Charleston, West Virginia (Includes CD seminar and 438 pages of written materials in PDF format on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 7.9 WV MCLE credits, including 0.9 Ethics credit. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/family-law-mountaineer-series-2008-cd-seminar-m80-0901-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2965987/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 24 Mar 2010 12:22:00 PST Update on Family Law THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, Circuit 11, Charleston, West Virginia Statutory and Administrative Update for the Office of Child Support Enforcement -Review statutory and case law regarding the statute of limitations on collection of support -Statutory changes to the emancipation/end date for support obligations - New statutory procedures when arrearages occur - Federal statutory changes that affect the amount of support that is assigned to the state -When the caretaker dies what happens to the child support? SUSAN S. PERRY, COMMISSIONER Bureau for Child Support Enforcement West Virginia DHHR, Logan, West Virginia Disability Pensions in Divorce: The Shifting Sands of Divisibility JAMES W. DOUGLAS, ESQUIRE Sutton, West Virginia Proposed Changes to the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act PROFESSOR MARJORIE MCDIARMID WVU College of Law Ethics for Family Lawyers Rachael L. Fletcher Cipoletti, chief lawyer Office of Disciplinary Counsel Contempt Procedures THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, Circuit 11, Charleston, West Virginia How to Build an Alimony Case from Scratch R. LYNE RANSON, ESQUIRE Lyne Ranson Law Offices, Charleston, West Virginia Taxation and Alimony: Equitable Distribution Distinctions C. PAGE HAMRICK, III, ESQUIRE Charleston, West Virginia Bankruptcy Law Update for Family Lawyers ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason, Charleston, West Virginia (Includes DVD seminar and 438 pages of written materials in PDF format on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 7.9 WV MCLE credits, including 0.9 Ethics credit. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/family-law-mountaineer-series-2008-dvd-seminar-m80-0901-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2965989/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 29 Mar 2010 11:17:00 PST The Men in Black Speak: Leading Electronic Discovery Cases After the New Rules On December 1, 2006, a mighty train pulled out of the station and the rules for dealing with electronic evidence in the federal courts changed significantly. One by one, states have been adopting variants of the new federal rules, or simply following their wisdom in court cases. Most attorneys have been schooled, at least marginally, in the rules themselves. But what have the new rules meant in practice? Courts have now had time to address electronic evidence and some interesting (and sometimes conflicting) decisions have been issued. What are the new requirements for a meet and confer? What is inaccessible? Whats the difference between evidence that must be preserved and that which must be produced? What electronic evidence protocols do the courts find acceptable? When might you (or your client) be subject to sanctions? Come learn the lessons of the leading electronic discovery cases and bring your questions! SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Records Management in Todays Electronic Workplace Records management, from creation to final disposition, is a greater challenge today than ever before, driven by factors like the explosive growth in electronic data, new regulatory requirements, and the new federal e-discovery rules. Businesses and entities of all sizes must now address records management, or face dire consequences like overwhelming discovery expense or a default judgment. This session will explore current legal requirements for records management and ways of addressing them. DAVID G. RIES, ESQUIRE Stuart C. Gaul, Jr., Esquire Thorp Reed and Armstrong, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Electronic Evidence, The U.S. Attorney, and Your Client: What Every Lawyer Needs to Know CHARLES T. MILLER, UNITED STATES ATTORNEY U.S. Attorney Office, Southern District of West Virginia Admissibility of Digital Evidence: Reaping the Fruits of Your Labor Ray Shepard, Partner/Corporate Counsel Second Creek Technologies, LLC, Barboursville, West Virginia Smoke and Mirrors: The Fabrication and Alteration of Electronic Evidence How would you know if a photo has been digitally altered? Or a voice recording? How about metadata? Would you know if a spreadsheet, PowerPoint or Word document had been altered? How can you discern whether an e-mail address is spoofed? Even the venerable Reuters news service has been fooled by doctored photos. The average 13 year old can accomplish electronic magic that is undetectable to anyone but an expert. Our own experts will show you whats possible and how to spot the indicators that e-evidence may not be what it seems. SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Effective Use of Electronic Evidence for Juries THE HONORABLE JOHN PRESTON BAILEY Chief Judge, U.S. Northern District Court THE HONORABLE IRENE M. KEELEY Judge, U.S. Northern District Court SHAWN A. MORGAN, ASSISTANT U.S. ATTORNEY ANDREW R. COGAR, ASSISTANT U.S. ATTORNEY U.S. Attorneys Office, Northern District of West Virginia Forensically Sound Evidence Collection Ray Shepard, Partner/Corporate Counsel Second Creek Technologies, LLC, Barboursville, West Virginia Ethics in E-Discovery: Staying Out of the Briar Patch Stories in the press about attorneys being sanctioned for ignorance or even reckless disregard in the handling of electronically stored information (ESI) are becoming more common. Some have been charged with making false certifications to the court, and one recent high profile case reached the point where counsel had to defend themselves in a sanctions hearing after trial. Getting hung up in the briar patch of e-discovery violations is the last place a lawyer wants to find him or herself. This session will explore the ethical implications involved in dealing with ESI and the right strategies to keep you OUT of the briar patch. DAVID G. RIES, ESQUIRE Thorp Reed and Armstrong, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Includes CD seminar and 264 pages of written material in PDF format on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 8.6 WV MCLE credits, including 1.0 Ethics credit and 1.0 L.O.M. credit. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/electronic-evidence-ms-2008-cd-seminar-m80-0902-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2965990/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 24 Mar 2010 12:21:00 PST The Men in Black Speak: Leading Electronic Discovery Cases After the New Rules On December 1, 2006, a mighty train pulled out of the station and the rules for dealing with electronic evidence in the federal courts changed significantly. One by one, states have been adopting variants of the new federal rules, or simply following their wisdom in court cases. Most attorneys have been schooled, at least marginally, in the rules themselves. But what have the new rules meant in practice? Courts have now had time to address electronic evidence and some interesting (and sometimes conflicting) decisions have been issued. What are the new requirements for a meet and confer? What is inaccessible? Whats the difference between evidence that must be preserved and that which must be produced? What electronic evidence protocols do the courts find acceptable? When might you (or your client) be subject to sanctions? Come learn the lessons of the leading electronic discovery cases and bring your questions! SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Records Management in Todays Electronic Workplace Records management, from creation to final disposition, is a greater challenge today than ever before, driven by factors like the explosive growth in electronic data, new regulatory requirements, and the new federal e-discovery rules. Businesses and entities of all sizes must now address records management, or face dire consequences like overwhelming discovery expense or a default judgment. This session will explore current legal requirements for records management and ways of addressing them. DAVID G. RIES, ESQUIRE Stuart C. Gaul, Jr., Esquire Thorp Reed and Armstrong, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Electronic Evidence, The U.S. Attorney, and Your Client: What Every Lawyer Needs to Know CHARLES T. MILLER, UNITED STATES ATTORNEY U.S. Attorney Office, Southern District of West Virginia Admissibility of Digital Evidence: Reaping the Fruits of Your Labor Ray Shepard, Partner/Corporate Counsel Second Creek Technologies, LLC, Barboursville, West Virginia Smoke and Mirrors: The Fabrication and Alteration of Electronic Evidence How would you know if a photo has been digitally altered? Or a voice recording? How about metadata? Would you know if a spreadsheet, PowerPoint or Word document had been altered? How can you discern whether an e-mail address is spoofed? Even the venerable Reuters news service has been fooled by doctored photos. The average 13 year old can accomplish electronic magic that is undetectable to anyone but an expert. Our own experts will show you whats possible and how to spot the indicators that e-evidence may not be what it seems. SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Effective Use of Electronic Evidence for Juries THE HONORABLE JOHN PRESTON BAILEY Chief Judge, U.S. Northern District Court THE HONORABLE IRENE M. KEELEY Judge, U.S. Northern District Court SHAWN A. MORGAN, ASSISTANT U.S. ATTORNEY ANDREW R. COGAR, ASSISTANT U.S. ATTORNEY U.S. Attorneys Office, Northern District of West Virginia Forensically Sound Evidence Collection Ray Shepard, Partner/Corporate Counsel Second Creek Technologies, LLC, Barboursville, West Virginia Ethics in E-Discovery: Staying Out of the Briar Patch Stories in the press about attorneys being sanctioned for ignorance or even reckless disregard in the handling of electronically stored information (ESI) are becoming more common. Some have been charged with making false certifications to the court, and one recent high profile case reached the point where counsel had to defend themselves in a sanctions hearing after trial. Getting hung up in the briar patch of e-discovery violations is the last place a lawyer wants to find him or herself. This session will explore the ethical implications involved in dealing with ESI and the right strategies to keep you OUT of the briar patch. DAVID G. RIES, ESQUIRE Thorp Reed and Armstrong, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Includes DVD seminar and 264 pages of written material in PDF format on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 8.6 WV MCLE credits, including 1.0 Ethics credit and 1.0 L.O.M. credit. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/electronic-evidence-ms-2008-dvd-seminar-m80-0902-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2965992/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 29 Mar 2010 10:46:00 PST West Virginia Statutory and Case Law Update CHARLES D. DUNBAR, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, Charleston, West Virginia New Audit Letter Requirements under FASB Ellen Maxwell Hoffman, Esquire Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love LLP, Charleston, West Virginia The Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act Professor Daniel Kleinberger William Mitchell College of Law, Saint Paul, Minnesota Mortgage Lending and Servicing Litigation in West Virginia R. TERRANCE RODGERS, ESQUIRE Allen Guthrie McHugh and Thomas, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia Trademark Basics for the Small Business MICHAEL T. SMITH, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson, Martinsburg, West Virginia The Attorney-Client Relationship After the Sale of a Business KEVIN P. ALLEN, ESQUIRE Thorp Reed and Armstrong, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania A Review and a Few Views on Recent Developments in Delaware Corporate Law EDWARD D. MCDEVITT, ESQUIRE Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love, LLP, Charleston, West Virginia The Current Status of Arbitration in West Virginia Christopher Robert Arthur, Esquire Samuel I. White, PC, Charleston, West Virginia Liability for Theft of Computer Information DAVID A. BARNETTE, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, Charleston, West Virginia (Includes CD seminar and 466 pages of written material in PDF format on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 9.0 WV MCLE credits, including 0.9 Ethics credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/commercial-law-ms-2008-cd-seminar-m80-0903-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2966040/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 24 Mar 2010 12:20:00 PST West Virginia Statutory and Case Law Update CHARLES D. DUNBAR, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, Charleston, West Virginia New Audit Letter Requirements under FASB Ellen Maxwell Hoffman, Esquire Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love LLP, Charleston, West Virginia The Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act Professor Daniel Kleinberger William Mitchell College of Law, Saint Paul, Minnesota Mortgage Lending and Servicing Litigation in West Virginia R. TERRANCE RODGERS, ESQUIRE Allen Guthrie McHugh and Thomas, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia Trademark Basics for the Small Business MICHAEL T. SMITH, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson, Martinsburg, West Virginia The Attorney-Client Relationship After the Sale of a Business KEVIN P. ALLEN, ESQUIRE Thorp Reed and Armstrong, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania A Review and a Few Views on Recent Developments in Delaware Corporate Law EDWARD D. MCDEVITT, ESQUIRE Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love, LLP, Charleston, West Virginia The Current Status of Arbitration in West Virginia Christopher Robert Arthur, Esquire Samuel I. White, PC, Charleston, West Virginia Liability for Theft of Computer Information DAVID A. BARNETTE, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, Charleston, West Virginia (Includes DVD seminar and 466 pages of written material in PDF format on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 9.0 WV MCLE credits, including 0.9 Ethics credits. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/commercial-law-ms-2008-dvd-seminar-m80-0903-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2966041/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 29 Mar 2010 10:45:00 PST Torts, Insurance, and Workers Compensation Update PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY WVU College of Law Evidence Law Update PROFESSOR MARJORIE A. MCDIARMID WVU College of Law Commercial Law Update CHARLES D. DUNBAR, Esquire Jackson Kelly, PLLC Criminal Law and Procedure Update THE HONORABLE O. C. SPAULDING Chief Judge, Twenty-Ninth Judicial Circuit Issues in Property Law PROFESSOR JOHN W. FISHER, II WVU College of Law Cyberlaw Update: How the Law is Changing - Doing Business and Advertising on the Internet - Browsing the Internet PROFESSOR MICHAEL V. RISCH WVU College of Law Ethics Law Update RACHAEL FLETCHER CIPOLETTI, CHIEF LAWYER Office of Disciplinary Counsel, West Virginia State Bar Employment Law Update PROFESSOR ROBERT M. BASTRESS PROFESSOR ANNE LOFASO WVU College of Law Family Law Update THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, Circuit 11 Education Law Update Howard E. Seufer Jr., esquire Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love, LLP Bankruptcy Law Update ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason (Includes CD seminar and 702 pages of written material in PDF format on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 11.3 WV MCLE credits, including 0.9 Ethics credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/update-on-the-law-ms-2008-cd-seminar-m80-0904-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2966042/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 24 Mar 2010 12:19:00 PST Torts, Insurance, and Workers Compensation Update PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY WVU College of Law Evidence Law Update PROFESSOR MARJORIE A. MCDIARMID WVU College of Law Commercial Law Update CHARLES D. DUNBAR, Esquire Jackson Kelly, PLLC Criminal Law and Procedure Update THE HONORABLE O. C. SPAULDING Chief Judge, Twenty-Ninth Judicial Circuit Issues in Property Law PROFESSOR JOHN W. FISHER, II WVU College of Law Cyberlaw Update: How the Law is Changing - Doing Business and Advertising on the Internet - Browsing the Internet PROFESSOR MICHAEL V. RISCH WVU College of Law Ethics Law Update RACHAEL FLETCHER CIPOLETTI, CHIEF LAWYER Office of Disciplinary Counsel, West Virginia State Bar Employment Law Update PROFESSOR ROBERT M. BASTRESS PROFESSOR ANNE LOFASO WVU College of Law Family Law Update THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, Circuit 11 Education Law Update Howard E. Seufer Jr., esquire Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love, LLP Bankruptcy Law Update ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason (Includes DVD seminar and 702 pages of written material in PDF format on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 11.3 WV MCLE credits, including 0.9 Ethics credits. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/update-on-the-law-ms-2008-dvd-seminar-m80-0904-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2966043/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 29 Mar 2010 10:45:00 PST I. Current Developments in Ethics II. Ethical Duties of Plaintiffs Counsel in Tort Cases with Respect to the Financial Interest of Third Parties III. Ethics Challenge ROBERT H. DAVIS, JR., ESQUIRE Harrisburg, Pennsylvania RICHARD H. LINDNER, ESQUIRE Lindner Law Offices Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Includes CD seminar and 68 pages of written material in PDF format on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 2.8 WV MCLE credits, including 2.8 Ethics credits.http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/ethics-ms-2008-cd-seminar-m80-0905-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2966046/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 24 Mar 2010 12:19:00 PST I. Current Developments in Ethics II. Ethical Duties of Plaintiffs Counsel in Tort Cases with Respect to the Financial Interest of Third Parties III. Ethics Challenge ROBERT H. DAVIS, JR., ESQUIRE Harrisburg, Pennsylvania RICHARD H. LINDNER, ESQUIRE Lindner Law Offices Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Includes DVD seminar and 68 pages of written material in PDF format on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 2.8 WV MCLE credits, including 2.8 Ethics credits. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/ethics-ms-2008-dvd-seminar-m80-0905-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2966047/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 29 Mar 2010 10:44:00 PST Review of Recent Insurance Law Decisions VINCENT KING, ESQUIRE Charleston, West Virginia Review of Pending Insurance Law Cases VINCENT KING, Esquire Charleston, West Virginia Captive Law Firms: Ethical, Discovery, and Other Issues ANDREW BRISON, ESQUIRE Francis Nelson and Brison, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia ERISA Now JOHN J. POLAK, ESQUIRE Atkinson and Polak, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia Property Insurable Interest and Value JOSEPH F. AUCREMANNE, ESQUIRE Aucremanne Law Office, Hinton, West Virginia Claims Under Accidental Death Policies WILLIAM L. MUNDY, ESQUIRE Mundy and Nelson, Huntington, West Virginia Ethical Obligations and Insurance Bad Faith KATHRYN R. BAYLESS, ESQUIRE The Bayless Law Firm, PLLC, Princeton, West Virginia Post-Claim Underwriting BURKE A. CHRISTENSEN, Esquire Robert B. Morgan Chair of Insurance Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Kentucky Ethical Issues Arising from Defense Counsels Tripartite Relationship JOHN R. MCGHEE, JR., ESQUIRE Kay Casto and Chaney, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia BARBARA J. KEEFER, ESQUIRE MacCorkle, Lavender and Sweeney, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia (Includes CD seminar and 190 pages of written material in PDF format on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 8.5 WV MCLE credits, including 1.9 Ethics credits http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/insurance-law-ms-2008-cd-seminar-m80-0906-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2966048/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 24 Mar 2010 12:18:00 PST Review of Recent Insurance Law Decisions VINCENT KING, ESQUIRE Charleston, West Virginia Review of Pending Insurance Law Cases VINCENT KING, Esquire Charleston, West Virginia Captive Law Firms: Ethical, Discovery, and Other Issues ANDREW BRISON, ESQUIRE Francis Nelson and Brison, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia ERISA Now JOHN J. POLAK, ESQUIRE Atkinson and Polak, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia Property Insurable Interest and Value JOSEPH F. AUCREMANNE, ESQUIRE Aucremanne Law Office, Hinton, West Virginia Claims Under Accidental Death Policies WILLIAM L. MUNDY, ESQUIRE Mundy and Nelson, Huntington, West Virginia Ethical Obligations and Insurance Bad Faith KATHRYN R. BAYLESS, ESQUIRE The Bayless Law Firm, PLLC, Princeton, West Virginia Post-Claim Underwriting BURKE A. CHRISTENSEN, Esquire Robert B. Morgan Chair of Insurance Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Kentucky Ethical Issues Arising from Defense Counsels Tripartite Relationship JOHN R. MCGHEE, JR., ESQUIRE Kay Casto and Chaney, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia BARBARA J. KEEFER, ESQUIRE MacCorkle, Lavender and Sweeney, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia (Includes DVD seminar and 190 pages of written material in PDF format on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 8.5 WV MCLE credits, including 1.9 Ethics credits DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/insurance-law-ms-2008-dvd-seminar-m80-0906-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2966049/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 29 Mar 2010 10:43:00 PST Hot Issues for Every Lawyer - New Non-Resident Withholding Requirements in Real Estate Closings - Bankruptcy Stays and Effects - Employment Law Developments: 10 Things to Know Before Firing an Employee CHRISTOPHER J. PLYBON, ESQUIRE JANET SMITH HOLBROOK, ESQUIRE SCOTT K. SHEETS, ESQUIRE Huddleston Bolen, LLP Huntington, West Virginia Family Law Update THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, Circuit 11 Charleston, West Virginia Common Ethical Pitfalls for the West Virginia Practitioner RACHAEL FLETCHER CIPOLETTI, CHIEF LAWYER Office of Disciplinary Counsel Emerging Trends in Civil Litigation in Southern WV THE HONORABLE MICHAEL THORNSBURY 30th Judicial Circuit Williamson, West Virginia Best Practices in Summary Proceedings THE HONORABLE DARRELL PRATT 24th Judicial Circuit Wayne, West Virginia Recent Case Decisions, WV Supreme Court of Appeals THE HONORABLE JOSEPH P. ALBRIGHT West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Charleston, West Virginia Introduction to E-Discovery - The eDiscovery Process - Identifying and Understanding eData Sources - Computer Forensics - Common eDiscovery Hazards JOHN SAMMONS, CEO DAVID IRVIN, COO Second Creek Technologies Barboursville, West Virginia (Includes CD seminar and 306 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 6.4 WV MCLE credits, including 0.8 Ethics credit and 0.9 L.O.M. credits http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/procedures-practices-pitfalls-huntington-cd-seminar-r80-0915-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2978398/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 24 Mar 2010 12:17:00 PST Addressing the Needs of Children with Disabilities Fran Allen Competency in the Courtroom for Caseworkers Joanne Brown, J.D., M.S.W ABA Consultant Bridging the Gap Between Courts Through the Overlap Process Honorable Jane Smallridge Circuit 11 Family Court, Charleston, West Virginia (Includes CD seminar and written materials on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 3.4 WV MCLE credits, including 3.4 Abuse and Neglect credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/legal-issues-involving-child-abuse-neglect-cd-seminar-volume-1-1290-0918-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2986111/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 20 Jul 2009 08:11:00 PST Addressing the Needs of Children with Disabilities Fran Allen Competency in the Courtroom for Caseworkers Joanne Brown, J.D., M.S.W ABA Consultant Bridging the Gap Between Courts Through the Overlap Process Honorable Jane Smallridge Circuit 11 Family Court, Charleston, West Virginia (Includes DVD seminar and written materials on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 3.4 WV MCLE credits, including 3.4 Abuse and Neglect credits. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/legal-issues-involving-child-abuse-neglect-dvd-seminar-volume-1-1290-0918-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2987725/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 20 Jul 2009 08:11:00 PST Update on the Law Robert Wilkinson, chief public defender 6th Circuit - Cabell and Wayne Counties The Child Abuse and Neglect Case, Part 1 Catherine Munster, Esquire The Child Abuse and Neglect Case, Part 2 Catherine Munster, Esquire (Includes CD seminar and written materials on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 3.7 WV MCLE credits, including 3.7 Abuse and Neglect credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/legal-issues-involving-child-abuse-neglect-cd-seminar-volume-2-1290-0919-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2987726/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 20 Jul 2009 08:11:00 PST Update on the Law Robert Wilkinson, chief public defender 6th Circuit - Cabell and Wayne Counties The Child Abuse and Neglect Case, Part 1 Catherine Munster, Esquire The Child Abuse and Neglect Case, Part 2 Catherine Munster, Esquire (Includes DVD seminar and written materials on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 3.7 WV MCLE credits, including 3.7 Abuse and Neglect credits. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/legal-issues-involving-child-abuse-neglect-dvd-seminar-volume-2-1290-0919-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2987727/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 20 Jul 2009 08:11:00 PST The Treatment MDT and Case Plan Robert Wilkinson, chief public defender 6th Circuit - Cabell and Wayne Counties The Educational Needs of Children in Out-of-Home Placement, Part 1 Kristin Kelly, J.D. SHERRY ORBACH, J.D. Center on Children and the Law, ABA The Educational Needs of Children in Out-of-Home Placement, Part 2 Kristin Kelly, J.D. SHERRY ORBACH, J.D. Center on Children and the Law, ABA (Includes DVD seminar and written materials on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 3.8 WV MCLE credits, including 3.8 Abuse and Neglect credits. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/legal-issues-involving-child-abuse-neglect-dvd-seminar-volume-3-1290-0920-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2987728/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 20 Jul 2009 08:11:00 PST The Treatment MDT and Case Plan Robert Wilkinson, chief public defender 6th Circuit - Cabell and Wayne Counties The Educational Needs of Children in Out-of-Home Placement, Part 1 Kristin Kelly, J.D. SHERRY ORBACH, J.D. Center on Children and the Law, ABA The Educational Needs of Children in Out-of-Home Placement, Part 2 Kristin Kelly, J.D. SHERRY ORBACH, J.D. Center on Children and the Law, ABA (Includes CD seminar and written materials on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 3.8 WV MCLE credits, including 3.8 Abuse and Neglect credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/legal-issues-involving-child-abuse-neglect-cd-seminar-volume-3-1290-0920-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2987729/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 20 Jul 2009 08:11:00 PST Representing Home Lenders in Chapter 7, 11 and 13 Cases: Pitfalls, Best Practices and Claim Litigation CHRISTOPHER ARTHUR, ESQUIRE Samuel I. White, PC JOSEF HORTER, ESQUIRE Hendrickson and Long, PLLC DAVID M. THOMAS, ESQUIRE Dinsmore and Shohl, LLP Paying Home Lenders in Chapter 13 Plans and Dealing With Their Claims, Claims Objections, and Stay Litigation HELEN MORRIS, CHAPTER 13 TRUSTEE U.S. Department of Justice ANDREW NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason MIKE CLAGETT, ESQUIRE Clagett, Gorey, Casteel and Tipton, PLLC Car Claims, 910 Claims, The Ride-Through and Rights of Redemption ANDREW NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason Rights of Trade Creditors Under BAPCPA, including 503(b)(9) Rights of Reclamation and Preferences JAMES H. JOSEPH, ESQUIRE Spilman Thomas and Battle, PLLC Representing Commercial Landlords in Bankruptcy MICHAEL J. ROESCHENTHALER, ESQUIRE McGuire Woods, LLP The 2007 Amendments to the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure: An Overview for the Bankruptcy Practitioner NICHOLAS E. MERIWETHER, ESQUIRE McGuire Woods, LLP Criminal Prosecutions of Tax Cases and Bankruptcy Crimes and Related Issues R. BOOTH GOODWIN, II, ESQUIRE U.S. Department of Justice Case Law Update HONORABLE PATRICK FLATLEY U.S. Bankruptcy Court Northern District of West Virginia Mortgage and Lending Crisis and the Direction of Bankruptcy Treatment of Claims HONORABLE RONALD PEARSON U.S. Bankruptcy Court Southern District of West Virginia (Includes CD seminar and 910 pages of written materials on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 10.0 WV MCLE credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/bankruptcy-law-ms-2008-cd-seminar-m80-0907-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3007861/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 14 Dec 2011 06:56:00 PST Representing Home Lenders in Chapter 7, 11 and 13 Cases: Pitfalls, Best Practices and Claim Litigation CHRISTOPHER ARTHUR, ESQUIRE Samuel I. White, PC JOSEF HORTER, ESQUIRE Hendrickson and Long, PLLC DAVID M. THOMAS, ESQUIRE Dinsmore and Shohl, LLP Paying Home Lenders in Chapter 13 Plans and Dealing With Their Claims, Claims Objections, and Stay Litigation HELEN MORRIS, CHAPTER 13 TRUSTEE U.S. Department of Justice ANDREW NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason MIKE CLAGETT, ESQUIRE Clagett, Gorey, Casteel and Tipton, PLLC Car Claims, 910 Claims, The Ride-Through and Rights of Redemption ANDREW NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason Rights of Trade Creditors Under BAPCPA, including 503(b)(9) Rights of Reclamation and Preferences JAMES H. JOSEPH, ESQUIRE Spilman Thomas and Battle, PLLC Representing Commercial Landlords in Bankruptcy MICHAEL J. ROESCHENTHALER, ESQUIRE McGuire Woods, LLP The 2007 Amendments to the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure: An Overview for the Bankruptcy Practitioner NICHOLAS E. MERIWETHER, ESQUIRE McGuire Woods, LLP Criminal Prosecutions of Tax Cases and Bankruptcy Crimes and Related Issues R. BOOTH GOODWIN, II, ESQUIRE U.S. Department of Justice Case Law Update HONORABLE PATRICK FLATLEY U.S. Bankruptcy Court Northern District of West Virginia Mortgage and Lending Crisis and the Direction of Bankruptcy Treatment of Claims HONORABLE RONALD PEARSON U.S. Bankruptcy Court Southern District of West Virginia (Includes DVD seminar and 910 pages of written materials on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 10.0 WV MCLE credits. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/bankruptcy-law-ms-2008-dvd-seminar-m80-0907-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3007862/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 29 Mar 2010 10:41:00 PST Contains 910 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. Representing Home Lenders in Chapter 7, 11 and 13 Cases: Pitfalls, Best Practices and Claim Litigation CHRISTOPHER ARTHUR, ESQUIRE Samuel I. White, PC JOSEF HORTER, ESQUIRE Hendrickson and Long, PLLC DAVID M. THOMAS, ESQUIRE Dinsmore and Shohl, LLP Paying Home Lenders in Chapter 13 Plans and Dealing With Their Claims, Claims Objections, and Stay Litigation HELEN MORRIS, CHAPTER 13 TRUSTEE U.S. Department of Justice ANDREW NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason MIKE CLAGETT, ESQUIRE Clagett, Gorey, Casteel and Tipton, PLLC Car Claims, 910 Claims, The Ride-Through and Rights of Redemption ANDREW NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason Rights of Trade Creditors Under BAPCPA, including 503(b)(9) Rights of Reclamation and Preferences JAMES H. JOSEPH, ESQUIRE Spilman Thomas and Battle, PLLC Representing Commercial Landlords in Bankruptcy MICHAEL J. ROESCHENTHALER, ESQUIRE McGuire Woods, LLP The 2007 Amendments to the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure: An Overview for the Bankruptcy Practitioner NICHOLAS E. MERIWETHER, ESQUIRE McGuire Woods, LLP Case Law Update HONORABLE PATRICK FLATLEY U.S. Bankruptcy Court Northern District of West Virginia Mortgage and Lending Crisis and the Direction of Bankruptcy Treatment of Claims HONORABLE RONALD PEARSON U.S. Bankruptcy Court Southern District of West Virginia Contains 910 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/bankruptcy-law-ms-2008-seminar-materials-m80-0907-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3065219/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 13 Feb 2009 07:39:00 PST Contains 702 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. Torts, Insurance, and Workers Compensation Update PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY WVU College of Law Evidence Law Update PROFESSOR MARJORIE A. MCDIARMID WVU College of Law Commercial Law Update CHARLES D. DUNBAR, Esquire Jackson Kelly, PLLC Criminal Law and Procedure Update THE HONORABLE O. C. SPAULDING Chief Judge, Twenty-Ninth Judicial Circuit Issues in Property Law PROFESSOR JOHN W. FISHER, II WVU College of Law Cyberlaw Update: How the Law is Changing - Doing Business and Advertising on the Internet - Browsing the Internet PROFESSOR MICHAEL V. RISCH WVU College of Law Ethics Law Update RACHAEL FLETCHER CIPOLETTI, CHIEF LAWYER Office of Disciplinary Counsel, West Virginia State Bar Employment Law Update PROFESSOR ROBERT M. BASTRESS PROFESSOR ANNE LOFASO WVU College of Law Family Law Update THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, Circuit 11 Education Law Update Howard E. Seufer Jr., esquire Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love, LLP Bankruptcy Law Update ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason Contains 702 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/update-on-the-law-ms-2008-seminar-materials-m80-0904-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3065222/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 13 Feb 2009 07:39:00 PST Contains 466 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. West Virginia Statutory and Case Law Update CHARLES D. DUNBAR, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, Charleston, West Virginia New Audit Letter Requirements under FASB Ellen Maxwell Hoffman, Esquire Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love LLP, Charleston, West Virginia The Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act Professor Daniel Kleinberger William Mitchell College of Law, Saint Paul, Minnesota Mortgage Lending and Servicing Litigation in West Virginia R. TERRANCE RODGERS, ESQUIRE Allen Guthrie McHugh and Thomas, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia Trademark Basics for the Small Business MICHAEL T. SMITH, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson, Martinsburg, West Virginia A Review and a Few Views on Recent Developments in Delaware Corporate Law EDWARD D. MCDEVITT, ESQUIRE Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love, LLP, Charleston, West Virginia The Current Status of Arbitration in West Virginia Christopher Robert Arthur, Esquire Samuel I. White, PC, Charleston, West Virginia Liability for Theft of Computer Information DAVID A. BARNETTE, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, Charleston, West Virginia Contains 466 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/commercial-law-ms-2008-seminar-materials-m80-0903-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3065223/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 13 Feb 2009 07:39:00 PST Contains 438 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. Update on Family Law THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, Circuit 11, Charleston, West Virginia Statutory and Administrative Update for the Office of Child Support Enforcement -Review statutory and case law regarding the statute of limitations on collection of support -Statutory changes to the emancipation/end date for support obligations - New statutory procedures when arrearages occur - Federal statutory changes that affect the amount of support that is assigned to the state -When the caretaker dies what happens to the child support? SUSAN S. PERRY, COMMISSIONER Bureau for Child Support Enforcement West Virginia DHHR, Logan, West Virginia Disability Pensions in Divorce: The Shifting Sands of Divisibility JAMES W. DOUGLAS, ESQUIRE Sutton, West Virginia Proposed Changes to the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act PROFESSOR MARJORIE MCDIARMID WVU College of Law Ethics for Family Lawyers Rachael L. Fletcher Cipoletti, chief lawyer Office of Disciplinary Counsel Contempt Procedures THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, Circuit 11, Charleston, West Virginia How to Build an Alimony Case from Scratch R. LYNE RANSON, ESQUIRE Lyne Ranson Law Offices, Charleston, West Virginia Taxation and Alimony: Equitable Distribution Distinctions C. PAGE HAMRICK, III, ESQUIRE Charleston, West Virginia Bankruptcy Law Update for Family Lawyers ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason, Charleston, West Virginia Contains 438 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/family-law-mountaineer-series-2008-seminar-material-m80-0901-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3065225/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 13 Feb 2009 07:39:00 PST Contains 264 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. The Men in Black Speak: Leading Electronic Discovery Cases After the New Rules On December 1, 2006, a mighty train pulled out of the station and the rules for dealing with electronic evidence in the federal courts changed significantly. One by one, states have been adopting variants of the new federal rules, or simply following their wisdom in court cases. Most attorneys have been schooled, at least marginally, in the rules themselves. But what have the new rules meant in practice? Courts have now had time to address electronic evidence and some interesting (and sometimes conflicting) decisions have been issued. What are the new requirements for a meet and confer? What is inaccessible? Whats the difference between evidence that must be preserved and that which must be produced? What electronic evidence protocols do the courts find acceptable? When might you (or your client) be subject to sanctions? Come learn the lessons of the leading electronic discovery cases and bring your questions! SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Records Management in Todays Electronic Workplace Records management, from creation to final disposition, is a greater challenge today than ever before, driven by factors like the explosive growth in electronic data, new regulatory requirements, and the new federal e-discovery rules. Businesses and entities of all sizes must now address records management, or face dire consequences like overwhelming discovery expense or a default judgment. This session will explore current legal requirements for records management and ways of addressing them. DAVID G. RIES, ESQUIRE Stuart C. Gaul, Jr., Esquire Thorp Reed and Armstrong, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Electronic Evidence, The U.S. Attorney, and Your Client: What Every Lawyer Needs to Know CHARLES T. MILLER, UNITED STATES ATTORNEY U.S. Attorney Office, Southern District of West Virginia Admissibility of Digital Evidence: Reaping the Fruits of Your Labor Ray Shepard, Partner/Corporate Counsel Second Creek Technologies, LLC, Barboursville, West Virginia Smoke and Mirrors: The Fabrication and Alteration of Electronic Evidence How would you know if a photo has been digitally altered? Or a voice recording? How about metadata? Would you know if a spreadsheet, PowerPoint or Word document had been altered? How can you discern whether an e-mail address is spoofed? Even the venerable Reuters news service has been fooled by doctored photos. The average 13 year old can accomplish electronic magic that is undetectable to anyone but an expert. Our own experts will show you whats possible and how to spot the indicators that e-evidence may not be what it seems. SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Effective Use of Electronic Evidence for Juries THE HONORABLE JOHN PRESTON BAILEY Chief Judge, U.S. Northern District Court THE HONORABLE IRENE M. KEELEY Judge, U.S. Northern District Court SHAWN A. MORGAN, ASSISTANT U.S. ATTORNEY ANDREW R. COGAR, ASSISTANT U.S. ATTORNEY U.S. Attorneys Office, Northern District of West Virginia Forensically Sound Evidence Collection Ray Shepard, Partner/Corporate Counsel Second Creek Technologies, LLC, Barboursville, West Virginia Ethics in E-Discovery: Staying Out of the Briar Patch Stories in the press about attorneys being sanctioned for ignorance or even reckless disregard in the handling of electronically stored information (ESI) are becoming more common. Some have been charged with making false certifications to the court, and one recent high profile case reached the point where counsel had to defend themselves in a sanctions hearing after trial. Getting hung up in the briar patch of e-discovery violations is the last place a lawyer wants to find him or herself. This session will explore the ethical implications involved in dealing with ESI and the right strategies to keep you OUT of the briar patch. DAVID G. RIES, ESQUIRE Thorp Reed and Armstrong, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Contains 264 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/electronic-evidence-ms-2008-seminar-materials-m80-0902-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3065227/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 13 Feb 2009 07:39:00 PST Contains 190 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. Review of Recent Insurance Law Decisions VINCENT KING, ESQUIRE Charleston, West Virginia Review of Pending Insurance Law Cases VINCENT KING, Esquire Charleston, West Virginia Captive Law Firms: Ethical, Discovery, and Other Issues ANDREW BRISON, ESQUIRE Francis Nelson and Brison, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia ERISA Now JOHN J. POLAK, ESQUIRE Atkinson and Polak, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia Claims Under Accidental Death Policies WILLIAM L. MUNDY, ESQUIRE Mundy and Nelson, Huntington, West Virginia Ethical Obligations and Insurance Bad Faith KATHRYN R. BAYLESS, ESQUIRE The Bayless Law Firm, PLLC, Princeton, West Virginia Post-Claim Underwriting BURKE A. CHRISTENSEN, Esquire Robert B. Morgan Chair of Insurance Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Kentucky Ethical Issues Arising from Defense Counsels Tripartite Relationship JOHN R. MCGHEE, JR., ESQUIRE Kay Casto and Chaney, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia BARBARA J. KEEFER, ESQUIRE MacCorkle, Lavender and Sweeney, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia Contains 190 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/insurance-law-ms-2008-seminar-materials-m80-0906-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3065229/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 13 Feb 2009 07:39:00 PST Contains 68 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. I. Current Developments in Ethics II. Ethical Duties of Plaintiffs Counsel in Tort Cases with Respect to the Financial Interest of Third Parties III. Ethics Challenge ROBERT H. DAVIS, JR., ESQUIRE Harrisburg, Pennsylvania RICHARD H. LINDNER, ESQUIRE Lindner Law Offices Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Contains 68 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/ethics-ms-2008-seminar-materials-m80-0905-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3065230/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 13 Feb 2009 07:39:00 PST Collateral Source Rule, Subrogation and Reimbursement Claims in Todays Civil Practice J. MICHAEL BENNINGER, ESQUIRE Wilson Frame Benninger and Metheney Current Issues in Products Liability Jeffrey a. Holmstrand, Esquire McDermott and Bonenberger Update on the Law of Experts in West Virginia THOMAS J. HURNEY, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly Deliberate Intention in the Circuit Courts JON L. ANDERSON, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly Insurance Litigation: Hell No, We Wont Pay! PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY West Virginia University College of Law A Clients View of Mediation DINA M. MOHLER, ESQUIRE CAMC Current Issues in Drug and Medical Device Cases ROBBY J. ALIFF, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly Current Issues at the West Virginia State Bar - Lawyers Assistance Program - Unlawful Practice Issues ANITA R. CASEY, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR The West Virginia State Bar (Includes DVD seminar and 270 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 8.0 WV MCLE credits, including 1.1 Ethics credits. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/litigation-2009-dvd-seminar-r80-0917-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3075426/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 29 Mar 2010 10:41:00 PST Collateral Source Rule, Subrogation and Reimbursement Claims in Todays Civil Practice J. MICHAEL BENNINGER, ESQUIRE Wilson Frame Benninger and Metheney Current Issues in Products Liability Jeffrey a. Holmstrand, Esquire McDermott and Bonenberger Update on the Law of Experts in West Virginia THOMAS J. HURNEY, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly Deliberate Intention in the Circuit Courts JON L. ANDERSON, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly Insurance Litigation: Hell No, We Wont Pay! PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY West Virginia University College of Law A Clients View of Mediation DINA M. MOHLER, ESQUIRE CAMC Current Issues in Drug and Medical Device Cases ROBBY J. ALIFF, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly Current Issues at the West Virginia State Bar - Lawyers Assistance Program - Unlawful Practice Issues ANITA R. CASEY, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR The West Virginia State Bar (Includes CD seminar and 270 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 8.0 WV MCLE credits, including 1.1 Ethics credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/litigation-2009-cd-seminar-r80-0917-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3075429/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 24 Mar 2010 12:12:00 PST Save $80.00 when you purchase both days of the Technology and Management track together! To take advantage of this offer, simply select Days 1 and 2 from the drop down box. Please note that the DVDs for the Solo and Small Firm Conference are grouped by academic track and day and sold separately. Technology and Management - Day 1 is worth 6.6 WV MCLE credits, including 1.2 Ethics credits and 5.4 Law Office Management credits. Practice Anywhere, Any Time: Tips and Tools for Mobile, Wireless and Home-Based Lawyering Ross Kodner, Esquire MicroLaw, Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Brett Burney, principal Burney Consultants LLC, Cleveland, Ohio Britt LORISH Knuttgen, President Automated Horizons, Roanoke, Virginia Trial Documents: Helping the Solo/Small Firm Equalize the Playing Field John Street, esquire Cara Carnes, esquire Westlaw, a Thomson Reuters Company You Dont Have a Case Management System Yet? PCLaw, TimeMatters, Practice Master and Amicus Attorney: Top Four Features of the Big Four Ross Kodner, Esquire MicroLaw, Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Britt LORISH Knuttgen, President Automated Horizons, Roanoke, Virginia PDF Your Practice - The Lawyers Complete Guide to Acrobat 9 and PDFing Catherine Sanders Reach, director ABA Legal Technology Resource Center, Chicago, Illinois How (NOT) to Commit Malpractice With Your Computer Ross Kodner, Esquire MicroLaw, Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Taking Your Firms Financial Pulse Stephen M. (Pete) Peterson, managing director Maxfield Peterson, P.C., Grand Junction and Montrose, Colorado Technology and Management - Day 2 is worth 7.2 WV MCLE credits, including 7.2 L.O.M. credits. Help, My Mailbox is Exploding! Dealing With E-Mail Overload Britt LORISH Knuttgen, President Automated Horizons, Roanoke, Virginia Catherine Sanders Reach, director ABA Legal Technology Resource Center, Chicago, Illinois Effective Billing and Collection Techniques Stephen M. (Pete) Peterson, managing director Maxfield Peterson, P.C., Grand Junction and Montrose, Colorado Online Innovations and Digital Fascinations for the Solo and Small Firm: Web 2.0 and Beyond Brett Burney, principal Burney Consultants LLC, Cleveland, Ohio That $ and *%!@(# Computer! PC Problem-Solving for All of Us Ross Kodner, Esquire MicroLaw, Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Brett Burney, principal Burney Consultants LLC, Cleveland, Ohio John Simek, Vice President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Selling Your Law Practice Stephen M. (Pete) Peterson, managing director Maxfield Peterson, P.C., Grand Junction and Montrose, Colorado Word Processing Isnt Dead! Tap the Hidden Power of Word 2007 and WordPerfect X4 Ross Kodner, Esquire MicroLaw, Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Brett Burney, principal Burney Consultants, Cleveland, Ohio 50 Top Practice and Tech Tips, Gadgets and Websites in 50 Minutes Ross Kodner, Esquire MicroLaw, Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sharon Nelson, President John Simek, Vice President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Britt LORISH Knuttgen, President Automated Horizons, Roanoke, Virginia Brett Burney, principal Burney Consultants LLC, Cleveland, Ohio DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/solo-small-firms-glade-dvd-seminar-r80-0918-copy-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3093880/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 6 Mar 2009 11:03:00 PST Save $80.00 when you purchase both days of the Substantive Law track together! To take advantage of this offer, simply select Days 1 and 2 from the drop down box. Please note that the DVDs for the Solo and Small Firm Conference are grouped by academic track and day and sold separately. Substantive Law - Day 1 is worth 5.2 WV MCLE credits, including 1.2 L.O.M. credits. An Update on Foreclosure Law R. VANCE GOLDEN, ESQUIRE Golden and Amos, PLLC, Parkersburg, West Virginia Electronic Evidence for Family Law Practitioners Sharon Nelson, President John Simek, Vice President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia New Developments in Oil and Gas Law J. THOMAS LANE, ESQUIRE Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love LLP, Charleston, West Virginia Your Clients are Aging! What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Elder Law (Part One) GERALD W. Townsend, ESQUIRE Fluharty and Townsend, Parkersburg, West Virginia Your Clients are Aging! What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Elder Law (Part Two) GERALD W. Townsend, ESQUIRE Fluharty and Townsend, Parkersburg, West Virginia Substantive Law - Day 2 is worth 6.1 WV MCLE credits, including 1.0 L.O.M. credit. 50 Marketing Ideas in 50 Minutes PROFESSOR FOREST BOWMAN Jackson Kelly Professor of Law Emeritus, WVU College of Law Tax Issues for the Solo and Small Firm James m. sturgeon, Esquire Curry and Tolliver, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia Disgruntled Employees in Your Law Firm: The Enemy Within Sharon Nelson, President John Simek, Vice President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia From Startup to Successful Personal Injury Practice: Building, Marketing, Thriving! KEVIN BURGESS, ESQUIRE Hamilton, Burgess, Young and Pollard, PLLC, Fayetteville, WV Good Lawyers, Good Clients, Bad Economy: Succeeding in a Bankruptcy Practice ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason, Charleston, West Virginia Thriving in West Virginia Small Town Practice: Succeeding With Public Defender Appointments Leckta Poling, Esquire Chaelyn Casteel, esquire Casteel and Poling, Kingwood and Philippi, West Virginia DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/solo-small-firms-sublaw-glade-dvd-seminar-r80-0919-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3093881/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 6 Mar 2009 11:08:00 PST Save $80.00 when you purchase both days of the Substantive Law track together! To take advantage of this offer, simply select Days 1 and 2 from the drop down box. Please note that the CDs for the Solo and Small Firm Conference are grouped by academic track and day and sold separately. Substantive Law - Day 1 is worth 5.2 WV MCLE credits, including 1.2 L.O.M. credits. An Update on Foreclosure Law R. VANCE GOLDEN, ESQUIRE Golden and Amos, PLLC, Parkersburg, West Virginia Electronic Evidence for Family Law Practitioners Sharon Nelson, President John Simek, Vice President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia New Developments in Oil and Gas Law J. THOMAS LANE, ESQUIRE Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love LLP, Charleston, West Virginia Your Clients are Aging! What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Elder Law (Part One) GERALD W. Townsend, ESQUIRE Fluharty and Townsend, Parkersburg, West Virginia Your Clients are Aging! What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Elder Law (Part Two) GERALD W. Townsend, ESQUIRE Fluharty and Townsend, Parkersburg, West Virginia Substantive Law - Day 2 is worth 6.1 WV MCLE credits, including 1.0 L.O.M. credit. 50 Marketing Ideas in 50 Minutes PROFESSOR FOREST BOWMAN Jackson Kelly Professor of Law Emeritus, WVU College of Law Tax Issues for the Solo and Small Firm James m. sturgeon, Esquire Curry and Tolliver, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia Disgruntled Employees in Your Law Firm: The Enemy Within Sharon Nelson, President John Simek, Vice President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia From Startup to Successful Personal Injury Practice: Building, Marketing, Thriving! KEVIN BURGESS, ESQUIRE Hamilton, Burgess, Young and Pollard, PLLC, Fayetteville, WV Good Lawyers, Good Clients, Bad Economy: Succeeding in a Bankruptcy Practice ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason, Charleston, West Virginia Thriving in West Virginia Small Town Practice: Succeeding With Public Defender Appointments Leckta Poling, Esquire Chaelyn Casteel, esquire Casteel and Poling, Kingwood and Philippi, West Virginia http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/solo-small-firms-sublaw-glade-cd-seminar-r80-0919-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3093882/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 6 Mar 2009 11:13:00 PST Review of Wrongful Discharge Law in West Virginia CONSTANCE H. WEBER, ESQUIRE Kay Casto and Chaney, PLLC Charleston, West Virginia Workers Compensation Update JEFFREY B. BRANNON, ESQUIRE Pullin, Fowler, Flanagan, Brown and Poe, PLLC Charleston, West Virginia Perks and Pitfalls of Working from Home C. DAVID MORRISON, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson Clarksburg, West Virginia Me Too Evidence Rules 403 and 404 after Sprint/United Management Co. v. Mendelsohn WALT AUVIL, ESQUIRE Rusen and Auvil, PLLC Parkersburg, West Virginia Education and State Employee Grievances: Processing Claims Under the New Law HOWARD E. SEUFER, JR., ESQUIRE Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love, LLP Charleston, West Virginia Unemployment Compensation Benefits BRUCE G. PERRONE, ESQUIRE Legal Aid of West Virginia, Inc. Charleston, West Virginia Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) Update ROGER A. WOLFE, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly Charleston, West Virginia Includes 196 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/employment-law-seminar-materials-r80-0815-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3434855/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 1 Jun 2009 13:32:00 PST Family Law Update THE HONORABLE SALLY G. JACKSON 24th Circuit Family Court, Charles Town, West Virginia Electronic Evidence: Report From the Battlefront SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Fasten Your Seat Belts! 60 Law Practice Management Tips in 60 Minutes SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Update on the WV Real Estate Withholding Tax for Sales by Non-Residents and The 2008 Legislative Tax Update FLOYD M. (KIN) SAYRE, III, ESQUIRE Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love LLP, Martinsburg, WV Torts and Insurance Law Update E. KAY FULLER, ESQUIRE Martin and Seibert, Martinsburg, West Virginia Ethics Update and Current Issues - Recent cases of interest - Succession plans: Durability, Conflicts of Interest, Protecting Client Files and Information, Choosing Successor Counsel, Referral Fees - Collaborative Law: The Recent ABA Opinion, Guidance, Traditionalist Objections, Informed Buy-In - Inadvertent Disclosure: Case of Interest ROBERT H. DAVIS, ESQUIRE Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Includes 194 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/ethics-hot-topics-seminar-materials-r80-0814-copy-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3434857/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 1 Jun 2009 13:35:00 PST Practice Anywhere, Any Time: Tips and Tools for Mobile, Wireless and Home-Based Lawyering Ross Kodner, Esquire MicroLaw, Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Brett Burney, principal Burney Consultants LLC, Cleveland, Ohio Britt LORISH Knuttgen, President Automated Horizons, Roanoke, Virginia Trial Documents: Helping the Solo/Small Firm Equalize the Playing Field John Street, esquire Cara Carnes, esquire Westlaw, a Thomson Reuters Company An Update on Foreclosure Law R. VANCE GOLDEN, ESQUIRE Golden and Amos, PLLC, Parkersburg, West Virginia You Dont Have a Case Management System Yet? PCLaw, TimeMatters, Practice Master and Amicus Attorney: Top Four Features of the Big Four Ross Kodner, Esquire MicroLaw, Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Britt LORISH Knuttgen, President Automated Horizons, Roanoke, Virginia Electronic Evidence for Family Law Practitioners Sharon Nelson, President John Simek, Vice President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia PDF Your Practice - The Lawyers Complete Guide to Acrobat 9 and PDFing Catherine Sanders-Reach, director ABA Legal Technology Resource Center, Chicago, Illinois New Developments in Oil and Gas Law J. THOMAS LANE, ESQUIRE Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love LLP, Charleston, West Virginia How (NOT) to Commit Malpractice With Your Computer Ross Kodner, Esquire MicroLaw, Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Your Clients are Aging! What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Elder Law (Part One) GERALD W. Townsend, ESQUIRE Fluharty and Townsend, Parkersburg, West Virginia Taking Your Firms Financial Pulse Stephen M. (Pete) Peterson, managing director Maxfield Peterson, P.C., Grand Junction and Montrose, Colorado Your Clients are Aging! What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Elder Law (Part Two) GERALD W. Townsend, ESQUIRE Fluharty and Townsend, Parkersburg, West Virginia Help, My Mailbox is Exploding! Dealing With E-Mail Overload Britt LORISH Knuttgen, President Automated Horizons, Roanoke, Virginia Catherine Sanders-Reach, director ABA Legal Technology Resource Center, Chicago, Illinois 50 Marketing Ideas in 50 Minutes PROFESSOR FOREST BOWMAN Jackson Kelly Professor of Law Emeritus, WVU College of Law Effective Billing and Collection Techniques Stephen M. (Pete) Peterson, managing director Maxfield Peterson, P.C., Grand Junction and Montrose, Colorado Tax Issues for the Solo and Small Firm James m. sturgeon, Esquire Curry and Tolliver, PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia Online Innovations and Digital Fascinations for the Solo and Small Firm: Web 2.0 and Beyond Brett Burney, principal Burney Consultants LLC, Cleveland, Ohio Disgruntled Employees in Your Law Firm: The Enemy Within Sharon Nelson, President John Simek, Vice President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia That $ and *%!@(# Computer! PC Problem-Solving for All of Us Ross Kodner, Esquire MicroLaw, Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Brett Burney, principal Burney Consultants LLC, Cleveland, Ohio John Simek, Vice President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia From Startup to Successful Personal Injury Practice: Building, Marketing, Thriving! KEVIN BURGESS, ESQUIRE Hamilton, Burgess, Young and Pollard, PLLC, Fayetteville, WV Selling Your Law Practice Stephen M. (Pete) Peterson, managing director Maxfield Peterson, P.C., Grand Junction and Montrose, Colorado Good Lawyers, Good Clients, Bad Economy: Succeeding in a Bankruptcy Practice ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason, Charleston, West Virginia Word Processing Isnt Dead! Tap the Hidden Power of Word 2007 and WordPerfect X4 Ross Kodner, Esquire MicroLaw, Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Brett Burney, principal Burney Consultants, Cleveland, Ohio Thriving in West Virginia Small Town Practice: Succeeding With Public Defender Appointments Leckta Poling, Esquire Chaelyn Casteel, esquire Casteel and Poling, Kingwood and Philippi, West Virginia 50 Top Practice and Tech Tips, Gadgets and Websites in 50 Minutes Ross Kodner, Esquire MicroLaw, Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sharon Nelson, President John Simek, Vice President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Britt LORISH Knuttgen, President Automated Horizons, Roanoke, Virginia Brett Burney, principal Burney Consultants LLC, Cleveland, Ohio Includes 704 pages of written material in PDF format on a word-searchable CD. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/solo-small-firms-glade-springs-resort-seminar-materials-r80-0916-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3434858/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 1 Jun 2009 13:37:00 PST This library contains the written materials from the following WVCLE seminars: Bankruptcy (Mountaineer Series 2008) 910 pages CLE Highlights - Wheeling (2008)194 pages Commercial Law (Mountaineer Series 2008) 466 pages Electronic Evidence (Mountaineer Series 2008) 264 pages Employment Law (2008) 196 pages Ethics (Mountaineer Series 2008) 68 pages Ethics and Hot Topics for Every Lawyer (2008) 194 pages Family Law (Mountaineer Series 2008) 438 pages Insurance Law (Mountaineer Series 2008) 190 pages Litigation (2008) 270 pages Procedures, Practices and Pitfalls (2008) 306 pages Solo and Small Firm Conference (2008) 726 pages Update on the Law (Mountaineer Series 2008) 702 pages Includes 4,924 pages of written material in PDF format on a word-searchable CD. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/wvcle-complete-library-written-materials-2008-r80-0926-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3434859/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 1 Jun 2009 13:48:00 PST The Authentication and Admissibility of Electronic Evidence SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia How Good Lawyers Survive Bad Times: Law Practice Management Tips SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Torts and Insurance Law Update PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY West Virginia University College of Law Obtaining Clear Title After Foreclosure ROBERT E. GLENN, IV, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About the New Medicaid Rules (3/1/09) for Their Clients and Families DANIEL C. STAGGERS, ESQUIRE Staggers and Staggers Employment Law Update for Lawyers - Case Law Update - Recent Changes to the ADA - Recent Changes to the FMLA - The New Employees Free Choice Act (EFCA) PROFESSOR ROBERT M. BASTRESS West Virginia University College of Law (Includes CD seminar and 292 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD.) This seminar is worth 6.9 WV MCLE, including 2.6 LOM credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/cle-highlights-shep-cd-seminar-r80-0925-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3639182/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 20 Jul 2009 12:37:00 PST The Authentication and Admissibility of Electronic Evidence SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia How Good Lawyers Survive Bad Times: Law Practice Management Tips SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Torts and Insurance Law Update PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY West Virginia University College of Law Obtaining Clear Title After Foreclosure ROBERT E. GLENN, IV, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About the New Medicaid Rules (3/1/09) for Their Clients and Families DANIEL C. STAGGERS, ESQUIRE Staggers and Staggers Employment Law Update for Lawyers - Case Law Update - Recent Changes to the ADA - Recent Changes to the FMLA - The New Employees Free Choice Act (EFCA) PROFESSOR ROBERT M. BASTRESS West Virginia University College of Law (Includes DVD seminar and 292 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD.) This seminar is worth 6.9 WV MCLE, including 2.6 LOM credits. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/cle-highlights-shep-dvd-seminar-r80-0925-copy-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/3639184/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 20 Jul 2009 12:41:00 PST Discovery Issues HONORABLE MAURICE G. TAYLOR, JR. U.S. Magistrate Judge, Huntington, West Virginia West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Law Update HONORABLE THOMAS E. MCHUGH Justice, West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Criminal Law for the Civil Lawyer HONORABLE JAMES H. YOUNG, JR. Circuit Judge, 24th Circuit What the Courts File Says About Your Case and You: Perspectives From the Bench HONORABLE PHILLIP M. STOWERS Circuit Judge, 29th Circuit Hot Topics on Family Law HONORABLE PATRICIA A. KELLER Family Court Judge, 6th Circuit What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Foreclosure, Debtor and Creditors Rights and Bankruptcy JANET SMITH HOLBROOK, ESQUIRE Huddleston Bolen LLP Ethics CHERYL L. CONNELLY, ESQUIRE Campbell Woods PLLC (Includes CD seminar and 192 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 6.4 WV MCLE credits, including 1.0 Ethics credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/procedures-practices-pitfalls-huntington-cd-seminar-r80-1001-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4074056/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 24 Mar 2010 12:10:00 PST Discovery Issues HONORABLE MAURICE G. TAYLOR, JR. U.S. Magistrate Judge, Huntington, West Virginia West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Law Update HONORABLE THOMAS E. MCHUGH Justice, West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Criminal Law for the Civil Lawyer HONORABLE JAMES H. YOUNG, JR. Circuit Judge, 24th Circuit What the Courts File Says About Your Case and You: Perspectives From the Bench HONORABLE PHILLIP M. STOWERS Circuit Judge, 29th Circuit Hot Topics on Family Law HONORABLE PATRICIA A. KELLER Family Court Judge, 6th Circuit What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Foreclosure, Debtor and Creditors Rights and Bankruptcy JANET SMITH HOLBROOK, ESQUIRE Huddleston Bolen LLP Ethics CHERYL L. CONNELLY, ESQUIRE Campbell Woods PLLC (Includes DVD seminar and 192 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 6.4 WV MCLE credits, including 1.0 Ethics credits. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/procedures-practices-pitfalls-huntington-dvd-seminar-r80-1001-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4074057/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 29 Mar 2010 10:39:00 PST Update on Family Law Cases and Statutory Changes THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, Circuit 11 Professional Psychological Assistance in Child Custody Evaluations TIMOTHY S. SAAR, PH.D. Saar Psychological Group Ethics STEVEN JOHNSTON KNOPP, ESQUIRE Williamson, West Virginia Considerations for Divorce Clients Over 50 Years Old - West Virginia State and Private Pensions, ANN W. LAMBRIGHT, ESQ. - Qdros and Survivorship, PAGE C. HAMRICK, III, ESQ. - Social Security and Alimony, ANDREW S. NASON, ESQ. - Other Practical Considerations for Clients Over 50, JAMES W. DOUGLAS, ESQ. Overview of Domestic Partnership Law in West Virginia DELBY B. POOL, ESQUIRE Clarksburg, West Virginia Family Law for Beginners ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason PROFESSOR MARJORIE MCDIARMID WVU College of Law Evaluation of Professional Practices as a Marital Asset ROBERT J. RUFUS, DBA, CPA, CVA, CCA, AFI Rufus and Rufus Accounting Corporation (Includes CD seminar and 472 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 10.2 WV MCLE credits, including 0.8 Ethics credit. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/family-law-mountaineer-series-2009-cd-seminar-m80-1002-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4074060/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 24 Mar 2010 12:09:00 PST Update on Family Law Cases and Statutory Changes THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, Circuit 11 Professional Psychological Assistance in Child Custody Evaluations TIMOTHY S. SAAR, PH.D. Saar Psychological Group Ethics STEVEN JOHNSTON KNOPP, ESQUIRE Williamson, West Virginia Considerations for Divorce Clients Over 50 Years Old - West Virginia State and Private Pensions, ANN W. LAMBRIGHT, ESQ. - Qdros and Survivorship, PAGE C. HAMRICK, III, ESQ. - Social Security and Alimony, ANDREW S. NASON, ESQ. - Other Practical Considerations for Clients Over 50, JAMES W. DOUGLAS, ESQ. Overview of Domestic Partnership Law in West Virginia DELBY B. POOL, ESQUIRE Clarksburg, West Virginia Family Law for Beginners ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason PROFESSOR MARJORIE MCDIARMID WVU College of Law Evaluation of Professional Practices as a Marital Asset ROBERT J. RUFUS, DBA, CPA, CVA, CCA, AFI Rufus and Rufus Accounting Corporation (Includes DVD seminar and 472 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 10.2 WV MCLE credits, including 0.8 Ethics credit. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/family-law-mountaineer-series-2009-dvd-seminar-m80-1002-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4074061/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 29 Mar 2010 10:38:00 PST Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:Table Normal; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-qformat:yes; mso-style-parent:; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:11.0pt; font-family:Calibri,sans-serif; mso-ascii-font-family:Calibri; mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-fareast-font-family:Times New Roman; mso-fareast-theme-font:minor-fareast; mso-hansi-font-family:Calibri; mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;} Review of Recent Insurance Law Decisions PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY WVU College of Law Review of Pending Insurance Law Cases VINCENT KING, ESQUIRE Charleston, West Virginia The Consent to Settle Provision KEVIN A. NELSON, ESQUIRE Huddleston Bolen, LLP CitiFinancial and Exclusive Jurisdiction JOHN R. MCGHEE, JR., ESQUIRE Kay Casto and Chaney, PLLC The Reasonable Expectation Doctrine ANCIL G. RAMEY, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson, PLLC Discovery of Reserve, Reinsurance, and Reservation of Rights Information WALTER M. JONES, III, ESQUIRE Martin and Seibert, LC The Shamblin Doctrine JAMES B. STONEKING, ESQUIRE Bordas and Bordas, PLLC Issues Arising From Certificates of Insurance BARBARA J. KEEFER, ESQUIRE MacCorkle, Lavender and Sweeney, PLLC Ethical Issues in Insurance Litigation JAMES D. LAMP, ESQUIRE Lamp, ODell, Bartrum, Levy and Trautwein, PLLC (Includes CD seminar and 260 pages of written material in PDF format on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 8.2 WV MCLE credits, including 1.3 Ethics credits.http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/insurance-law-ms-2009-cd-seminar-m80-1003-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4407976/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 24 Mar 2010 12:08:00 PST Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:Table Normal; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-qformat:yes; mso-style-parent:; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:11.0pt; font-family:Calibri,sans-serif; mso-ascii-font-family:Calibri; mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-fareast-font-family:Times New Roman; mso-fareast-theme-font:minor-fareast; mso-hansi-font-family:Calibri; mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;} Review of Recent Insurance Law Decisions PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY WVU College of Law Review of Pending Insurance Law Cases VINCENT KING, ESQUIRE Charleston, West Virginia The Consent to Settle Provision KEVIN A. NELSON, ESQUIRE Huddleston Bolen, LLP CitiFinancial and Exclusive Jurisdiction JOHN R. MCGHEE, JR., ESQUIRE Kay Casto and Chaney, PLLC The Reasonable Expectation Doctrine ANCIL G. RAMEY, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson, PLLC Discovery of Reserve, Reinsurance, and Reservation of Rights Information WALTER M. JONES, III, ESQUIRE Martin and Seibert, LC The Shamblin Doctrine JAMES B. STONEKING, ESQUIRE Bordas and Bordas, PLLC Issues Arising From Certificates of Insurance BARBARA J. KEEFER, ESQUIRE MacCorkle, Lavender and Sweeney, PLLC Ethical Issues in Insurance Litigation JAMES D. LAMP, ESQUIRE Lamp, ODell, Bartrum, Levy and Trautwein, PLLC (Includes DVD seminar and 260 pages of written material in PDF format on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 8.2 WV MCLE credits, including 1.3 Ethics credits. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks.http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/insurance-law-ms-2009-dvd-seminar-m80-1003-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4407981/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 29 Mar 2010 10:38:00 PST Using Technology to Enhance Your Practice and Life 2009featuring Barron K. Henley, Esquire- Legal Tech Tips, Tricks, Websites, Gadgets and Other Cool Stuff- Stop Reinventing the Wheel! Automate Your Document Drafting- Drowning in Paper? Heres Your Way Out- PDFing for LawyersThis seminar is worth 4.8 WV MCLE credits, including 4.8 Law Office Management credits.http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/using-technology-to-enhance-your-practice-and-life-2009-feat-barron-k-henley-esq-1290-0999-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4553908/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 4 Dec 2009 07:56:00 PST Using Technology to Enhance Your Practice and Life 2009featuring Barron K. Henley, Esquire- Legal Tech Tips, Tricks, Websites, Gadgets and Other Cool Stuff- Stop Reinventing the Wheel! Automate Your Document Drafting- Drowning in Paper? Heres Your Way Out- PDFing for LawyersThis seminar is worth 4.8 WV MCLE credits, including 4.8 Law Office Management credits. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks.http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/using-technology-to-enhance-your-practice-and-life-2009-feat-barron-k-henley-esq-1290-0999-dvd-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4553909/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 4 Dec 2009 08:05:00 PST I. Ethics Challenge (Part 1) · Confidentiality · Loyalty · Organizational Clients · Prospective Clients II. Current Developments in Ethics III. Ethics Challenge (Part 2) · Duty of Candor to the Court · Perjury · False Documents ROBERT H. DAVIS, JR., ESQUIRE Harrisburg, Pennsylvania RICHARD H. LINDNER, ESQUIRE Lindner Law Offices Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Includes DVD seminar and 38 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 2.9 WV MCLE credits, including 2.9 Ethics credits. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/ethics-ms-2009-dvd-seminar-m80-1004-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4555469/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 29 Mar 2010 10:37:00 PST I. Ethics Challenge (Part 1) · Confidentiality · Loyalty · Organizational Clients · Prospective Clients II. Current Developments in Ethics III. Ethics Challenge (Part 2) · Duty of Candor to the Court · Perjury · False Documents ROBERT H. DAVIS, JR., ESQUIRE Harrisburg, Pennsylvania RICHARD H. LINDNER, ESQUIRE Lindner Law Offices Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Includes CD seminar and 38 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 2.9 WV MCLE credits, including 2.9 Ethics credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/ethics-ms-2009-cd-seminar-m80-1004-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4555532/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 24 Mar 2010 12:07:00 PST This library contains the written materials from the following WVCLE seminars: Litigation (2009): 270 pagesEmployment Law (2009): 174 pagesCLE Highlights - Shepherdstown (2009): 292 pagesProcedures, Practices and Pitfalls (2009): 192 pagesFamily Law (MS 2009): 472 pagesInsurance Law (MS 2009): 260 pagesEthics (MS 2009): 38 pagesEvidence (MS 2009): 385 pagesUpdate on the Law (MS 2009): 412 pagesSolo and Small Firm Conference (MS 2009): 676 pages Includes 3,171 pages of written material in PDF format on a word-searchable CD. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/wvcle-complete-library-written-materials-2009-r80-1011-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4581733/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 15 Jan 2010 13:24:00 PST Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:Table Normal; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-qformat:yes; mso-style-parent:; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:11.0pt; font-family:Calibri,sans-serif; mso-ascii-font-family:Calibri; mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-fareast-font-family:Times New Roman; mso-fareast-theme-font:minor-fareast; mso-hansi-font-family:Calibri; mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-bidi-font-family:Times New Roman; mso-bidi-theme-font:minor-bidi;} The $6,000 Law Office: Champagne Technology on a Beer Budget Specific recommendations and thorough descriptions of all the hardware and software technology you need to outfit a first class law office, all within a $6,000 budget. From computers and printers suitable for lawyers to case management software; from billing and accounting software to smartphones, search and faxing software; from backup systems to word processor/office suite; and most important-training. Also included: finding the best deals on law office technology. Help! My Inbox Is Exploding! Email Management for Lawyers Lawyers are generally drowning in email and many feel helpless when trying to get it under control. This seminar addresses the important issues of avoiding email interruptions, efficiently storing email and attachments in a client-centric manner, dealing with high volumes of legitimate email, avoiding SPAM, email encryption and Microsoft Outlooks built-in features that can help you with these tasks. Well give you tried and true strategies for managing email and your time more effectively. Your Office, Dont Leave Home Without It With the right tools, you can now work remotely from almost any location and still have access to all the data, tools and resources you enjoy while in your office. With todays mobile hardware, software, web-based interfaces and the proliferation of Internet access (both wired and wireless), you can practice from just about anywhere you can sit down. Join us for a discussion and demonstration of currently available tools and technologies that allow your office to be wherever you happen to be. This topic covers everything from laptops to tablet computers, smartphones to portable printers, portable scanners, digital voice recorders, mobile back up devices, cables, mobile security, auxiliary power and even carrying cases! Plus, well give you a primer to help you make sense of wireless devices and networks. Billing and Accounting Software: It All Adds Up Learn why Word and Excel just wont get the job done; what programs are available for the solo and small firm and how much they cost; using an all-in-one billing AND accounting program, including trust accounting and management reporting; what questions to ask yourself before meeting with a vendor; and what questions to ask the vendor during the meeting. Tips and Techniques for Getting the Most Out of Microsoft Word Save enormous amounts of time and energy by tapping the full potential of Word. Designed specifically for lawyers and law firm staff, this session provides practical solutions and time saving tips. We cover everything from how to fix Words default settings (they are bad) to styles and paragraph numbering. BARRON K. HENLEY, PRESIDENT HMU Consulting, Columbus, OH This seminar is worth 5.2 WV MCLE credits, including 5.2 Law Office Management credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/solo-small-firm-technology-l-o-m-2009-cd-seminar-feat-barron-k-henley-esq-r80-1013-1290-1007-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4583592/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 17 Mar 2010 12:09:00 PST Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:Table Normal; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-qformat:yes; mso-style-parent:; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:11.0pt; font-family:Calibri,sans-serif; mso-ascii-font-family:Calibri; mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-fareast-font-family:Times New Roman; mso-fareast-theme-font:minor-fareast; mso-hansi-font-family:Calibri; mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-bidi-font-family:Times New Roman; mso-bidi-theme-font:minor-bidi;} The $6,000 Law Office: Champagne Technology on a Beer Budget Specific recommendations and thorough descriptions of all the hardware and software technology you need to outfit a first class law office, all within a $6,000 budget. From computers and printers suitable for lawyers to case management software; from billing and accounting software to smartphones, search and faxing software; from backup systems to word processor/office suite; and most important-training. Also included: finding the best deals on law office technology. Help! My Inbox Is Exploding! Email Management for Lawyers Lawyers are generally drowning in email and many feel helpless when trying to get it under control. This seminar addresses the important issues of avoiding email interruptions, efficiently storing email and attachments in a client-centric manner, dealing with high volumes of legitimate email, avoiding SPAM, email encryption and Microsoft Outlooks built-in features that can help you with these tasks. Well give you tried and true strategies for managing email and your time more effectively. Your Office, Dont Leave Home Without It With the right tools, you can now work remotely from almost any location and still have access to all the data, tools and resources you enjoy while in your office. With todays mobile hardware, software, web-based interfaces and the proliferation of Internet access (both wired and wireless), you can practice from just about anywhere you can sit down. Join us for a discussion and demonstration of currently available tools and technologies that allow your office to be wherever you happen to be. This topic covers everything from laptops to tablet computers, smartphones to portable printers, portable scanners, digital voice recorders, mobile back up devices, cables, mobile security, auxiliary power and even carrying cases! Plus, well give you a primer to help you make sense of wireless devices and networks. Billing and Accounting Software: It All Adds Up Learn why Word and Excel just wont get the job done; what programs are available for the solo and small firm and how much they cost; using an all-in-one billing AND accounting program, including trust accounting and management reporting; what questions to ask yourself before meeting with a vendor; and what questions to ask the vendor during the meeting. Tips and Techniques for Getting the Most Out of Microsoft Word Save enormous amounts of time and energy by tapping the full potential of Word. Designed specifically for lawyers and law firm staff, this session provides practical solutions and time saving tips. We cover everything from how to fix Words default settings (they are bad) to styles and paragraph numbering. BARRON K. HENLEY, PRESIDENT HMU Consulting, Columbus, OH This seminar is worth 5.2 WV MCLE credits, including 5.2 Law Office Management credits. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/solo-small-firm-technology-l-o-m-2009-dvd-seminar-feat-barron-k-henley-esq-r80-1013-1290-1007-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4583593/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsTue, 16 Mar 2010 06:57:00 PST Torts and Insurance Update PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY WVU College of Law Evidence Law Update PROFESSOR MARJORIE A. MCDIARMID WVU College of Law Issues in Property Law PROFESSOR JOHN W. FISHER, II WVU College of Law Medicaid Rules Update GERALD W. TOWNSEND, ESQUIRE Fluharty and Townsend Intellectual Property Law PROFESSOR MICHAEL V. RISCH WVU College of Law Commercial Law Update CHARLES D. DUNBAR, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, PLLC Ethics Update SHERRI D. GOODMAN, ESQUIRE Goodman Advocacy Family Law Update THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, Circuit 11 Employment Law Update PROFESSOR ROBERT M. BASTRESS WVU College of Law (Includes CD seminar and 412 pages of written materials on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 10.0 WV MCLE credits, including 1.1 Ethics credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/update-law-ms-2009-cd-seminar-m80-1006-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4583628/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 24 Mar 2010 12:05:00 PST Torts and Insurance Update PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY WVU College of Law Evidence Law Update PROFESSOR MARJORIE A. MCDIARMID WVU College of Law Issues in Property Law PROFESSOR JOHN W. FISHER, II WVU College of Law Medicaid Rules Update GERALD W. TOWNSEND, ESQUIRE Fluharty and Townsend Intellectual Property Law PROFESSOR MICHAEL V. RISCH WVU College of Law Commercial Law Update CHARLES D. DUNBAR, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, PLLC Ethics Update SHERRI D. GOODMAN, ESQUIRE Goodman Advocacy Family Law Update THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, Circuit 11 Employment Law Update PROFESSOR ROBERT M. BASTRESS WVU College of Law (Includes DVD seminar and 412 pages of written materials on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 10.0 WV MCLE credits, including 1.1 Ethics credits. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks.http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/update-law-ms-2009-dvd-seminar-m80-1006-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4583631/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 29 Mar 2010 10:35:00 PST Contains 270 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD. Collateral Source Rule, Subrogation and Reimbursement Claims in Todays Civil Practice J. MICHAEL BENNINGER, ESQUIRE Wilson Frame Benninger and Metheney Current Issues in Products Liability Jeffrey a. Holmstrand, Esquire McDermott and Bonenberger Update on the Law of Experts in West Virginia THOMAS J. HURNEY, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly Deliberate Intention in the Circuit Courts JON L. ANDERSON, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly Insurance Litigation: Hell No, We Wont Pay! PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY West Virginia University College of Law A Clients View of Mediation DINA M. MOHLER, ESQUIRE CAMC Current Issues in Drug and Medical Device Cases ROBBY J. ALIFF, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly Current Issues at the West Virginia State Bar - Lawyers Assistance Program - Unlawful Practice Issues ANITA R. CASEY, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR The West Virginia State Bar Contains 270 pages of material on a word-searchable CD.http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/litigation-2009-seminarmat-r80-0917-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4585976/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 27 Jan 2010 10:05:00 PST Contains 174 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:Table Normal; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-qformat:yes; mso-style-parent:; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:11.0pt; font-family:Calibri,sans-serif; mso-ascii-font-family:Calibri; mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-fareast-font-family:Times New Roman; mso-fareast-theme-font:minor-fareast; mso-hansi-font-family:Calibri; mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-bidi-font-family:Times New Roman; mso-bidi-theme-font:minor-bidi;} Mediating Employment Matters CONSTANCE H. WEBER, ESQUIRE Kay Casto and Chaney, PLLC Charleston, West Virginia Recent Changes to the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) ELIZABETH D. WALKER, ESQUIRE Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love LLP Charleston, West Virginia Arbitration of Employment Matters WEBSTER J. ARCENEAUX, III, ESQUIRE Lewis Glasser Casey and Rollins, PLLC Charleston, West Virginia Recent Changes to the ADA CHARLES R. BAILEY, ESQUIRE Bailey and Wyant, PLLC Charleston, West Virginia The New Employees Free Choice Act (EFCA) FORREST H. ROLES, ESQUIRE Dinsmore and Shohl, LLP Charleston, West Virginia Reasonable Accommodation Requests and the Interactive Process in West Virginia KEITH A. JONES, ESQUIRE Jones Law Group, PLLC Charleston, West Virginia Employment Issues Affecting Veterans Returning From Active Duty Deployments GENE W. BAILEY, II, ESQUIRE Daniels Law Firm, PLLC Charleston, West Virginia Contains 174 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/employment-law-seminarmat-r80-0923-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4585978/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 27 Jan 2010 08:06:00 PST Contains 292 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD. The Authentication and Admissibility of Electronic Evidence SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia How Good Lawyers Survive Bad Times: Law Practice Management Tips SHARON D. NELSON, PRESIDENT JOHN W. SIMEK, VICE PRESIDENT Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, Virginia Torts and Insurance Law Update PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY West Virginia University College of Law Obtaining Clear Title After Foreclosure ROBERT E. GLENN, IV, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About the New Medicaid Rules (3/1/09) for Their Clients and Families DANIEL C. STAGGERS, ESQUIRE Staggers and Staggers Employment Law Update for Lawyers - Case Law Update - Recent Changes to the ADA - Recent Changes to the FMLA - The New Employees Free Choice Act (EFCA) PROFESSOR ROBERT M. BASTRESS West Virginia University College of Law Contains 292 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/cle-highlights-shep-seminarmat-r80-0925-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4585979/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 27 Jan 2010 10:05:00 PST Contains 192 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. Discovery Issues HONORABLE MAURICE G. TAYLOR, JR. U.S. Magistrate Judge, Huntington, West Virginia West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Law Update HONORABLE THOMAS E. MCHUGH Justice, West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Criminal Law for the Civil Lawyer HONORABLE JAMES H. YOUNG, JR. Circuit Judge, 24th Circuit What the Courts File Says About Your Case and You: Perspectives From the Bench HONORABLE PHILLIP M. STOWERS Circuit Judge, 29th Circuit Hot Topics on Family Law HONORABLE PATRICIA A. KELLER Family Court Judge, 6th Circuit What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Foreclosure, Debtor and Creditors Rights and Bankruptcy JANET SMITH HOLBROOK, ESQUIRE Huddleston Bolen LLP Ethics CHERYL L. CONNELLY, ESQUIRE Campbell Woods PLLC Contains 192 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/procedures-practices-pitfalls-huntington-seminarmat-r80-1001-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4585980/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 27 Jan 2010 08:13:00 PST Contains 472 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. Update on Family Law Cases and Statutory Changes THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, Circuit 11 Professional Psychological Assistance in Child Custody Evaluations TIMOTHY S. SAAR, PH.D. Saar Psychological Group Ethics STEVEN JOHNSTON KNOPP, ESQUIRE Williamson, West Virginia Considerations for Divorce Clients Over 50 Years Old - West Virginia State and Private Pensions, ANN W. LAMBRIGHT, ESQ. - Qdros and Survivorship, PAGE C. HAMRICK, III, ESQ. - Social Security and Alimony, ANDREW S. NASON, ESQ. - Other Practical Considerations for Clients Over 50, JAMES W. DOUGLAS, ESQ. Overview of Domestic Partnership Law in West Virginia DELBY B. POOL, ESQUIRE Clarksburg, West Virginia Family Law for Beginners ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason PROFESSOR MARJORIE MCDIARMID WVU College of Law Evaluation of Professional Practices as a Marital Asset ROBERT J. RUFUS, DBA, CPA, CVA, CCA, AFI Rufus and Rufus Accounting Corporation Contains 472 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/family-law-mountaineer-series-2009-seminarmat-m80-1002-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4585981/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 27 Jan 2010 10:05:00 PST Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:Table Normal; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-qformat:yes; mso-style-parent:; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:11.0pt; font-family:Calibri,sans-serif; mso-ascii-font-family:Calibri; mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-fareast-font-family:Times New Roman; mso-fareast-theme-font:minor-fareast; mso-hansi-font-family:Calibri; mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;} Contains 260 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. Review of Recent Insurance Law Decisions PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY WVU College of Law Review of Pending Insurance Law Cases VINCENT KING, ESQUIRE Charleston, West Virginia The Consent to Settle Provision KEVIN A. NELSON, ESQUIRE Huddleston Bolen, LLP CitiFinancial and Exclusive Jurisdiction JOHN R. MCGHEE, JR., ESQUIRE Kay Casto and Chaney, PLLC The Reasonable Expectation Doctrine ANCIL G. RAMEY, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson, PLLC Discovery of Reserve, Reinsurance, and Reservation of Rights Information WALTER M. JONES, III, ESQUIRE Martin and Seibert, LC The Shamblin Doctrine JAMES B. STONEKING, ESQUIRE Bordas and Bordas, PLLC Issues Arising From Certificates of Insurance BARBARA J. KEEFER, ESQUIRE MacCorkle, Lavender and Sweeney, PLLC Ethical Issues in Insurance Litigation JAMES D. LAMP, ESQUIRE Lamp, ODell, Bartrum, Levy and Trautwein, PLLC Contains 260 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/insurance-law-ms-2009-seminarmat-m80-1003-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4585982/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 27 Jan 2010 10:05:00 PST Contains 38 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. I. Ethics Challenge (Part 1) · Confidentiality · Loyalty · Organizational Clients · Prospective Clients II. Current Developments in Ethics III. Ethics Challenge (Part 2) · Duty of Candor to the Court · Perjury · False Documents ROBERT H. DAVIS, JR., ESQUIRE Harrisburg, Pennsylvania RICHARD H. LINDNER, ESQUIRE Lindner Law Offices Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Contains 38 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/ethics-ms-2009-seminarmat-m80-1004-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4585983/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 27 Jan 2010 08:18:00 PST Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:Table Normal; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-qformat:yes; mso-style-parent:; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:11.0pt; font-family:Calibri,sans-serif; mso-ascii-font-family:Calibri; mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-fareast-font-family:Times New Roman; mso-fareast-theme-font:minor-fareast; mso-hansi-font-family:Calibri; mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-bidi-font-family:Times New Roman; mso-bidi-theme-font:minor-bidi;} Contains 412 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. Torts and Insurance Update PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY WVU College of Law Evidence Law Update PROFESSOR MARJORIE A. MCDIARMID WVU College of Law Issues in Property Law PROFESSOR JOHN W. FISHER, II WVU College of Law Medicaid Rules Update GERALD W. TOWNSEND, ESQUIRE Fluharty and Townsend Intellectual Property Law PROFESSOR MICHAEL V. RISCH WVU College of Law Commercial Law Update CHARLES D. DUNBAR, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, PLLC Ethics Update SHERRI D. GOODMAN, ESQUIRE Goodman Advocacy Family Law Update THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, Circuit 11 Employment Law Update PROFESSOR ROBERT M. BASTRESS WVU College of Law Contains 412 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/update-law-ms-2009-seminarmat-m80-1006-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4585987/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 27 Jan 2010 10:05:00 PST Contains 676 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. How Good Lawyers Survive Bad Times: The View From 10,000 Feet* Law firms are shrinking and toppling day by day. The legal world has been badly rocked by the recession and the end is not yet in sight. The worst thing a law firm can do is remain passive and wait for the economy to recover. Our experts will share with you some of the shocking statistics as well as some advice for not only surviving but thriving in this rocky economy. Sharon Nelson, President John Simek, Vice President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, VA The $6,000 Law Office: Champagne Technology on a Beer Budget* Specific recommendations and thorough descriptions of all the hardware and software technology you need to outfit a first class law office, all within a $6,000 budget. From computers and printers suitable for lawyers to case management software; from billing and accounting software to smartphones, search and faxing software; from backup systems to word processor/office suite; and most important-training. Also included: finding the best deals on law office technology. Barron K. Henley, President HMU Consulting, Columbus, OH How Good Lawyers Survive Bad Times: Management* So many lawyers feel like their law firm ship is heading for the rocks. But there are things you can do to counteract the economy and many of them have to do with managing your practice differently than you might in prosperous times. Take a hard look at your employees. Can you replace a real receptionist with a virtual one? Do you need your legal assistant full time or part-time? Are you watching the books on a monthly basis to catch early warning signs of trouble? Are you in danger of losing good employees because they havent had a raise? Law firm management is dicey in these times, but there are plenty of good suggestions here to help you ride out the storm. Sharon Nelson, President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, VA Mark W. Bertram, Esquire Bean Kinney and Korman, Arlington, VA Help! My Inbox Is Exploding! Email Management for Lawyers* Lawyers are generally drowning in email and many feel helpless when trying to get it under control. This seminar addresses the important issues of avoiding email interruptions, efficiently storing email and attachments in a client-centric manner, dealing with high volumes of legitimate email, avoiding SPAM, email encryption and Microsoft Outlooks built-in features that can help you with these tasks. Well give you tried and true strategies for managing email and your time more effectively. Barron K. Henley, President HMU Consulting, Columbus, OH How Good Lawyers Survive Bad Times: Finance* The day has come for alternative billing. Really. More than 25% of the nations top firms have successfully implemented alternative billing and hordes of solos and small firms are following suit. Learn how they do it, even adopting the radical notion of success fees. How do you avoid no-pay and slow pay clients? How can you outsource the risk of non-payment? Do you need evergreen retainers? This session will offer you a wealth of financial tips to keep you from seeing red ink on your budget. John Simek, Vice President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, VA Mark W. Bertram, Esquire Bean Kinney and Korman, Arlington, VA Your Office, Dont Leave Home Without It* With the right tools, you can now work remotely from almost any location and still have access to all the data, tools and resources you enjoy while in your office. With todays mobile hardware, software, web-based interfaces and the proliferation of Internet access (both wired and wireless), you can practice from just about anywhere you can sit down. Join us for a discussion and demonstration of currently available tools and technologies that allow your office to be where ever you happen to be. This topic covers everything from laptops to tablet computers, smartphones to portable printers, portable scanners, digital voice recorders, mobile back up devices, cables, mobile security, auxiliary power and even carrying cases! Plus, well give you a primer to help you make sense of wireless devices and networks. Barron K. Henley, President HMU Consulting, Columbus, OH Ethics are Tested in a Bad Economy: Passing the Test* You only have to read the headlines to know that lawyers are increasingly getting in trouble with the law and their disciplinary boards for actions that might never have occurred in prosperous times. When you cant make payroll or pay your law firm bills, it is tempting to gaze at the trust account and remove monies not yet earned. Sometimes, you are tempted to take a client that may ask you to involve yourself in deceit - or worse. Lawyers have recently been charged with all manner of crimes, including insider trading, embezzlement, fraud, etc. Its a long list and getting longer. Even in e-discovery, lawyers have made some horrific ethical errors. This session will highlight the ethical difficulties lawyers have experienced since times grew bleak - and how they might have been avoided. David G. Ries, Esquire Thorp Reed and Armstrong, Pittsburgh, PA Billing and Accounting Software: It All Adds Up* Learn why Word and Excel just wont get the job done; what programs are available for the solo and small firm and how much they cost; using an all-in-one billing AND accounting program, including trust accounting and management reporting; what questions to ask yourself before meeting with a vendor; and what questions to ask the vendor during the meeting. Barron K. Henley, President HMU Consulting, Columbus, OH Obtaining Clear Title After Foreclosure Robert L. Shuman, Esquire Reeder and Shuman, Morgantown, WV Tips and Techniques for Getting the Most Out of Microsoft Word* Save enormous amounts of time and energy by tapping the full potential of Word. Designed specifically for lawyers and law firm staff, this session provides practical solutions and time saving tips. We cover everything from how to fix Words default settings (they are bad) to styles and paragraph numbering. Barron K. Henley, President HMU Consulting, Columbus, OH Stop the Bleeding: How Small Firms Contain Electronic Discovery Costs in Todays Economy* Most attorneys arent dealing with the mega-cases, where it is assumed that the electronic evidence costs will exceed six or seven figures. So how can you effectively use electronic evidence in smaller cases? How much might it cost you? How do you select a vendor that will be proficient, and yet as cost-conscious as you are? What methods are there to hone in on the most valuable evidence quickly? What tips and techniques can be employed to keep the costs down? Bring your own questions - our experts are here to help you figure out how to deal with electronic evidence competently, but with a budget in mind. David G. Ries, Esquire Thorp Reed and Armstrong Sharon Nelson, President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, VA Fasten Your Seat Belts! 60 Law Practice Management and Technology Tips in 60 Minutes* Get ready to move quickly as our experts offer you 60 law practice management tips in an hour. Get the latest on legal technology for your office, cool utilities to aid you in your practice and ways to reduce the paper glut! Learn how to manage your practice with better policies, new software and news ideas born of the electronic era. Well touch upon the things that plague us all - from computer security to Inbox control to helpful tips for traveling lawyers. This is a fun and fast-paced session, so fasten your seat belt and lets rev up! Sharon Nelson, President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, VA John Simek, Vice President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, VA Barron K. Henley, President HMU Consulting, Columbus, OH David G. Ries, Esquire Thorp Reed and Armstrong, Pittsburgh, PA 50 Marketing Tips in 50 Minutes* Professor Emeritus Forest Jack Bowman will lay out fifty marketing ideas that every lawyer can use. None of his suggestions costs big bucks and all of them are relatively easy to carry out. While no one will be drawn to all fifty of the ideas, everyone who participates in the seminar should come away with a couple dozen practical techniques to increase business (and to increase precisely the type of legal business you want). Prof. Forest Jack Bowman WVU College of Law, Morgantown, WV Developing a Family Law Practice Andrew S. Nason, Esquire Pepper and Nason, Charleston, WV Taming the Paper Tiger: Taking Your Law Firm Paperless* How much time have you wasted looking for a file? If you are anything like the average lawyer, the amount of productive time lost is astonishing. That problem all but disappears in a paperless world. Storage costs also disappear. Best of all, it is relatively inexpensive to move from a paper world to one that is paperless. Well, theres still SOME paper that we need to keep - wills, deeds, etc. - but youll be surprised at how the benefits of moving to a paperless environment. The rewards are many and the investment is inexpensive. As Nike would say, just do it! John Simek, Vice President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, VA Michael A. Minter, Esquire Miles and Stockbridge, McLean, VA Effective Use of Forensic Psychological Examinations in Civil and Criminal Litigation: Getting Real Value Various forms of mental claims are being set forth in all venues of litigation. Evaluation of these factors in Social Security, criminal cases and civil litigation can be costly and time consuming. Understanding the professional and ethical guidelines which the forensic psychologist or psychiatrist should follow will help attorneys make an informed decision whether to pursue this avenue in a way that is valuable to developing ones case. Using case law as well as psychological literature topics such as reasonable person and post-traumatic stress will be examined. David A. Clayman, Ph.D. Clayman and Associates, Charleston, WV How Good Lawyers Survive in Bad Times: Technology* No law office can manage without technology, so you might as well get the best bang for your buck. This session will tell you about no cost and low cost technologies of all kinds, including virtual receptionists, transcription services via the Internet, telephone conferencing services, productivity software, electronic billing, and utilities of all kinds. Do more. Pay less. Whats not to love about that? John Simek, Vice President Sensei Enterprises, Fairfax, VA Michael A. Minter, Esquire Miles and Stockbridge, McLean, VA Good Lawyers, Good Clients, Bad Economy: Succeeding in a Bankruptcy Practice Andrew S. Nason, Esquire Pepper and Nason, Charleston, WV The Lawyer as an Employer* Learn how to develop employment policy for your firm and handle employee disciplinary issues, update on ADA, FMLA, and FLSA. Karen hamrick Miller, Esquire Miller Weiler and Walters. Charleston, WV Contains 676 pages of written material on a word-searchable CD in PDF format. http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/solo-conference-ms-2009-seminarmat-m80-1007-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4585988/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 27 Jan 2010 10:05:00 PST Winning Trial Strategies DAVID E. GODDARD, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson Recent Developments in Federal Pleading and Pretrial Practice JOSHUA I. BARRETT, ESQUIRE DiTrapano Barrett and DiPiero The Medicare Secondary Payer Act and Section 111 Mandatory Reporting Requirements: What You Dont Know May Hurt You AMBER L. HOBACK, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly The Intersection of Product Liability Law and Deliberate Intention MICHAEL J. FARRELL, ESQUIRE Farrell, Farrell and Farrell Objection $ and *%!@(#: Give Me a Minute and Ill Think of It THE HONORABLE RONALD E. WILSON 1st Judicial Circuit Appeals in the Eye of the Beholder: How to Become More Appealing TROY N. GIATRAS, ESQUIRE The Giatras Law Firm Awarded Attorney Fees in West Virginia PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY West Virginia University College of Law Ethics Update JESSICA H. DONAHUE, ESQUIRE Office of Disciplinary Counsel Review of the West Virginia Supreme Court Term RORY L. PERRY, II, CLERK West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals (Includes CD seminar and 356 pages of written materials on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 9.2 WV MCLE credits, including 2.1 Ethics/LOM credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/litigation-2010-cd-seminar-canaan-valley-r80-1009-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4648004/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 08:55:00 PST Winning Trial Strategies DAVID E. GODDARD, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson Recent Developments in Federal Pleading and Pretrial Practice JOSHUA I. BARRETT, ESQUIRE DiTrapano Barrett and DiPiero The Medicare Secondary Payer Act and Section 111 Mandatory Reporting Requirements: What You Dont Know May Hurt You AMBER L. HOBACK, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly The Intersection of Product Liability Law and Deliberate Intention MICHAEL J. FARRELL, ESQUIRE Farrell, Farrell and Farrell Objection $ and *%!@(#: Give Me a Minute and Ill Think of It THE HONORABLE RONALD E. WILSON 1st Judicial Circuit Appeals in the Eye of the Beholder: How to Become More Appealing TROY N. GIATRAS, ESQUIRE The Giatras Law Firm Awarded Attorney Fees in West Virginia PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY West Virginia University College of Law Ethics Update JESSICA H. DONAHUE, ESQUIRE Office of Disciplinary Counsel Review of the West Virginia Supreme Court Term RORY L. PERRY, II, CLERK West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals (Includes DVD seminar and 356 pages of written materials on a word-searchable CD) This seminar is worth 9.2 WV MCLE credits, including 2.1 Ethics/LOM credits. DVDs must be returned within three weeks from date of mailing. An overdue fee of $10.00 per week will be charged for DVDs not returned within three weeks. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/litigation-2010-dvd-seminar-canaan-valley-r80-1009-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4648009/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 09:03:00 PST Update on West Virginia Ethics Cases RENEE N. FRYMYER, DISCIPLINARY COUNSEL WV Office of Disciplinary Counsel Professional Responsibility Issues In Representing The Organizational Client This session will focus on professional responsibility issues associated with representing organizations. Topics to be addressed include proper identification of the client and obligations to related parties such as individual constituents and affiliates; defining the scope of the attorney-client relationship; the duties of loyalty and independence for both outside counsel and in-house attorneys; the duty of confidentiality in the organizational setting; and the intersection of the Rules of Professional Responsibility with the attorney-client privilege and the work product doctrine. Kara Cunningham Williams, Esquire Steptoe and Johnson New Rule 502: Attorney-Client Privilege and Work Product Limitations on Waiver Knowing and preserving the attorney-client privilege and work product protection is a fundamental for most litigators. Rule 502 of the Federal Rules of Evidence has been adopted to clarify and resolve a common dispute regarding the effects of certain disclosures otherwise protected by the privilege or work product, including inadvertent disclosures and the agreement of the parties regarding disclosure. This session will discuss the elements of the privilege and protection, and then apply the provisions of Rule 502 to intentional and inadvertent disclosures of protected information. There will also be a discussion regarding the duties of a party who receives inadvertently disclosed information that appears to be protected by the privilege or work product doctrine. Key Agenda Points: -Attorney-Client Privilege -Work Product Doctrine -Duties of Party Receiving Protected Materials SHERRI D. GOODMAN, ESQUIRE Goodman Advocacy This seminar is worth 3.2 WV MCLE credits, including 3.2 Ethics credits.http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/ethics-2010-cd-r80-1019-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5104621/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 14 Dec 2011 11:42:00 PST Update on West Virginia Ethics Cases RENEE N. FRYMYER, DISCIPLINARY COUNSEL WV Office of Disciplinary Counsel Professional Responsibility Issues In Representing The Organizational Client This session will focus on professional responsibility issues associated with representing organizations. Topics to be addressed include proper identification of the client and obligations to related parties such as individual constituents and affiliates; defining the scope of the attorney-client relationship; the duties of loyalty and independence for both outside counsel and in-house attorneys; the duty of confidentiality in the organizational setting; and the intersection of the Rules of Professional Responsibility with the attorney-client privilege and the work product doctrine. Kara Cunningham Williams, Esquire Steptoe and Johnson New Rule 502: Attorney-Client Privilege and Work Product Limitations on Waiver Knowing and preserving the attorney-client privilege and work product protection is a fundamental for most litigators. Rule 502 of the Federal Rules of Evidence has been adopted to clarify and resolve a common dispute regarding the effects of certain disclosures otherwise protected by the privilege or work product, including inadvertent disclosures and the agreement of the parties regarding disclosure. This session will discuss the elements of the privilege and protection, and then apply the provisions of Rule 502 to intentional and inadvertent disclosures of protected information. There will also be a discussion regarding the duties of a party who receives inadvertently disclosed information that appears to be protected by the privilege or work product doctrine. Key Agenda Points: -Attorney-Client Privilege -Work Product Doctrine -Duties of Party Receiving Protected Materials SHERRI D. GOODMAN, ESQUIRE Goodman Advocacy This seminar is worth 3.2 WV MCLE credits, including 3.2 Ethics credits. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/ethics-2010-dvd-r80-1019-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5104622/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsThu, 15 Dec 2011 12:44:00 PST Featuring Paul J. Unger, Partner, Affinity Consulting Avoiding Death By PowerPoint - Effective Paperless Presentations PowerPoints misuse is a nationwide epidemic. Competent representation requires the legal knowledge, skill, thoroughness and preparation reasonably necessary for the representation of a client. Does this standard require the use of PowerPoint for opening statements, closing arguments, and presentations to clients? With the technology available today, most people agree that PowerPoint can significantly enhance the effectiveness of legal presentations. This session will provide excellent ideas, instruction and guidance for using PowerPoint in the courtroom and for client presentations. We will also examine, at length, what not to do and the traps to avoid, so lawyers can avoid death by PowerPoint. The $5000 High-Tech Trial Yes, its possible! If your case doesnt justify hiring a consultant to help develop a trial presentation, you may want to consider a do-it-yourself alternative. This seminar outlines all of the technology you need, including specific recommendations regarding equipment, software, brands, models, computer configurations and training, along with a detailed budget. Electronic Demand Letters and Briefs that Demand Attention Stop pushing paper mountains and instead produce cutting edge multi-media based demand letters and briefs that demand the attention that your case deserves. Learn how off-the-shelf software can be used to create an electronic, interactive document to submit to opposing counsel or the court. For example, well demonstrate sample settlement and mediation packages that contain legal argument, exhibits, images and video. Also learn to hyperlink all cases and references within the brief, so one doesnt have to cut down a tree to produce large paper-based notebooks that contain supporting documents. 500 pages of boring text ... OR one fantastic interactive presentation on CD/DVD ... you choose. Taking Litigation from Paper to Less Paper Keep track of the people, entities, issues and documents that make up your litigation matter. Learn how software can be used to manage and memorize information so your brain can be used for more important issues such as analysis, creativity and argument. We will demonstrate programs like CaseMap and TimeMap and show lawyers how these tools can help create timelines, chronologies and other demonstrative graphics that will aid them, the judge and perhaps a jury in understanding the case. We will also discuss other programs like, LiveNote, Summation, Concordance, Sanction, Verdical and Trial Director, and how these tools may or may not be a good fit for a particular practice. Tools and Techniques for Negotiating and Revising Electronic Documents Lawyers frequently trade electronic documents with opposing counsel and clients to indicate changes and proposed modifications. This seminar covers the tools available in Word for safely emailing documents, comparing versions, tracking changes, and adding comments and other annotations. Well also discuss third party applications which handle those tasks even better. Learn how to avoid metadata, when PDFs should be used instead of word processor files and more. Trial Presentation Tips and Tricks Set your presentation apart from the ordinary presentations you see all the time. Learn from the experts how to make it work for you and avoid the mistakes and common pitfalls of the over-used mundane presentations. This 60 minute session focuses on what to avoid and what to do to make the most of your PowerPoint Slides. This seminar is worth 7.5 WV MCLE credits, including 7.5 Law Office Management credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/cle-highlights-shep-cd-seminar-r80-1022-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5104623/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsThu, 15 Dec 2011 14:08:00 PST Featuring Paul J. Unger, Partner, Affinity Consulting Avoiding Death By PowerPoint - Effective Paperless Presentations PowerPoints misuse is a nationwide epidemic. Competent representation requires the legal knowledge, skill, thoroughness and preparation reasonably necessary for the representation of a client. Does this standard require the use of PowerPoint for opening statements, closing arguments, and presentations to clients? With the technology available today, most people agree that PowerPoint can significantly enhance the effectiveness of legal presentations. This session will provide excellent ideas, instruction and guidance for using PowerPoint in the courtroom and for client presentations. We will also examine, at length, what not to do and the traps to avoid, so lawyers can avoid death by PowerPoint. The $5000 High-Tech Trial Yes, its possible! If your case doesnt justify hiring a consultant to help develop a trial presentation, you may want to consider a do-it-yourself alternative. This seminar outlines all of the technology you need, including specific recommendations regarding equipment, software, brands, models, computer configurations and training, along with a detailed budget. Electronic Demand Letters and Briefs that Demand Attention Stop pushing paper mountains and instead produce cutting edge multi-media based demand letters and briefs that demand the attention that your case deserves. Learn how off-the-shelf software can be used to create an electronic, interactive document to submit to opposing counsel or the court. For example, well demonstrate sample settlement and mediation packages that contain legal argument, exhibits, images and video. Also learn to hyperlink all cases and references within the brief, so one doesnt have to cut down a tree to produce large paper-based notebooks that contain supporting documents. 500 pages of boring text ... OR one fantastic interactive presentation on CD/DVD ... you choose. Taking Litigation from Paper to Less Paper Keep track of the people, entities, issues and documents that make up your litigation matter. Learn how software can be used to manage and memorize information so your brain can be used for more important issues such as analysis, creativity and argument. We will demonstrate programs like CaseMap and TimeMap and show lawyers how these tools can help create timelines, chronologies and other demonstrative graphics that will aid them, the judge and perhaps a jury in understanding the case. We will also discuss other programs like, LiveNote, Summation, Concordance, Sanction, Verdical and Trial Director, and how these tools may or may not be a good fit for a particular practice. Tools and Techniques for Negotiating and Revising Electronic Documents Lawyers frequently trade electronic documents with opposing counsel and clients to indicate changes and proposed modifications. This seminar covers the tools available in Word for safely emailing documents, comparing versions, tracking changes, and adding comments and other annotations. Well also discuss third party applications which handle those tasks even better. Learn how to avoid metadata, when PDFs should be used instead of word processor files and more. Trial Presentation Tips and Tricks Set your presentation apart from the ordinary presentations you see all the time. Learn from the experts how to make it work for you and avoid the mistakes and common pitfalls of the over-used mundane presentations. This 60 minute session focuses on what to avoid and what to do to make the most of your PowerPoint Slides. This seminar is worth 7.5 WV MCLE credits, including 7.5 Law Office Management credits.http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/cle-highlights-shep-dvd-seminar-r80-1022-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5104625/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsThu, 15 Dec 2011 13:48:00 PST Chapter 13 from Start to Finish From the Codebtor Stay to Modification and Revocation After Confirmation - Through the Lens of Cases Decided in the Last 18 Months THE HONORABLE KEITH M. LUNDIN United States Bankruptcy Court Middle District of Tennessee HENRY E. HILDEBRAND, III, TRUSTEE United States Bankruptcy Court Middle District of Tennessee Issues of National and Local Importance Cases on the Supreme Courts Calendar and Many Recent Decisions from the Circuit Courts of Appeals THE HONORABLE KEITH M. LUNDIN United States Bankruptcy Court Middle District of Tennessee HENRY E. HILDEBRAND, III, TRUSTEE United States Bankruptcy Court Middle District of Tennessee Successful Chapter 13 Plans in West Virginia HELEN M. MORRIS, TRUSTEE United States Bankruptcy Court Northern and Southern Districts of West Virginia Home Mortgage and the Consumer Credit Issues the honorable ronald g. PEARSON United States Bankruptcy Court Southern District of West Virginia chrisTOPHER R. arthur, esquire Samuel I. White danIEL F. hedges, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Mountain State Justice Ethical Issues in Bankruptcy STEVEn l. THOMAS, ESQUIRE Kay Casto and Chaney Case Law Update THE HONORABLE PATRICK FLATLEY United States Bankruptcy Court Northern District of West Virginia This seminar is worth 8.7 WV MCLE credits including 1.1 ethics credit. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/bankruptcy-law-2010-cd-r80-1014-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5105214/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 14 Dec 2011 11:34:00 PST Chapter 13 from Start to Finish From the Codebtor Stay to Modification and Revocation After Confirmation - Through the Lens of Cases Decided in the Last 18 Months THE HONORABLE KEITH M. LUNDIN United States Bankruptcy Court Middle District of Tennessee HENRY E. HILDEBRAND, III, TRUSTEE United States Bankruptcy Court Middle District of Tennessee Issues of National and Local Importance Cases on the Supreme Courts Calendar and Many Recent Decisions from the Circuit Courts of Appeals THE HONORABLE KEITH M. LUNDIN United States Bankruptcy Court Middle District of Tennessee HENRY E. HILDEBRAND, III, TRUSTEE United States Bankruptcy Court Middle District of Tennessee Successful Chapter 13 Plans in West Virginia HELEN M. MORRIS, TRUSTEE United States Bankruptcy Court Northern and Southern Districts of West Virginia Home Mortgage and the Consumer Credit Issues the honorable ronald g. PEARSON United States Bankruptcy Court Southern District of West Virginia chrisTOPHER R. arthur, esquire Samuel I. White danIEL F. hedges, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Mountain State Justice Ethical Issues in Bankruptcy STEVEn l. THOMAS, ESQUIRE Kay Casto and Chaney Case Law Update THE HONORABLE PATRICK FLATLEY United States Bankruptcy Court Northern District of West Virginia This seminar is worth 8.7 WV MCLE credits including 1.1 ethics credit. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/bankruptcy-law-2010-dvd-r80-1014-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5105217/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsThu, 15 Dec 2011 13:42:00 PST Gift and Estate Taxes -Current Estate Tax Environment -Planning Issues Raised by One-Year Suspension of Estate and GST Taxes -Carryover Basis -Estate Administration in a Period of Uncertainty JOHN F. HUSSELL, IV, ESQUIRE, Dinsmore and Shohl Client Information Worksheets and Engagement/Disengagement Letters MARCIA A. BROUGHTON, ESQUIRE, Jackson Kelly Living Trusts -Advantages of utilizing living trusts -Funding-when and how to do it -Use of living trusts as a seamless device for management of assets for elderly and infirm clients JOHN F. ALLEVATO, ESQUIRE, Spilman Thomas and Battle Will of a Single Person with No Children -Distribution of the Estate -Interests Vesting in Certain Beneficiaries -Debts, Taxes, and Other Charges -Fiduciaries -Miscellaneous Provisions Will of a Married Person with Minor Children and One Pot Trust -Distribution of My Estate -Trust Provisions -Interests Vesting in Certain Beneficiaries -Debts, Taxes, and Other Charges -Fiduciaries -Guardian -Miscellaneous Will of a Married Person with Minor Children and Separate Trusts -Distribution of My Estate -Interests Vesting in Certain Beneficiaries -Debts, Taxes, and Other Charges -Fiduciaries -Guardian -Miscellaneous BRUCE L. STOUT, ESQUIRE, Huddleston Bolen Will of a Married Person with Adult Children -Distribution of My Estate -Interests Vesting in Certain Beneficiaries -Debts, Taxes, and Other Charges -Fiduciaries -Miscellaneous Provisions Will of a Person in Second Marriage -My Family -Distribution of My Estate -Interests Vesting in Certain Beneficiaries -Debts, Taxes, and Other Charges -Fiduciaries -Guardian -Miscellaneous Provisions Will of a Married Person with Revocable Trust -Distribution of My Estate -Debts, Taxes, and Other Charges -Fiduciaries -Miscellaneous Provisions First Codicil to Will of Any Person CHRISTOPHER WINTON, ESQUIRE, Ray Winton and Kelley The Elective Share Panel Discussion MARCIA A. BROUGHTON, ESQUIRE, Jackson Kelly BRUCE L. STOUT, ESQUIRE, Huddleston Bolen CHRISTOPHER WINTON, ESQUIRE, Ray Winton and Kelley General Durable Powers of Attorney and Advanced Directives KELLY M. YOUNG, ESQUIRE, Lane and Young Update on West Virginia Probate Law BRUCE L. STOUT, ESQUIRE, Huddleston Bolen Ethical Considerations in Estate Planning -The Practice of Law -Identifying the Client -When the Attorney-Client Relationship Begins -Confidentiality -Attorney-Client Privilege -Independent Judgment -Attorneys Fees CHRISTOPHER WINTON, ESQUIRE, Ray Winton and Kelley This seminar is worth 8.0 WV MCLE credits, including 1.7 Ethics credits. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/estate-planning-2010-dvd-r80-1015-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5105220/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsThu, 15 Dec 2011 13:22:00 PST Gift and Estate Taxes -Current Estate Tax Environment -Planning Issues Raised by One-Year Suspension of Estate and GST Taxes -Carryover Basis -Estate Administration in a Period of Uncertainty JOHN F. HUSSELL, IV, ESQUIRE, Dinsmore and Shohl Client Information Worksheets and Engagement/Disengagement Letters MARCIA A. BROUGHTON, ESQUIRE, Jackson Kelly Living Trusts -Advantages of utilizing living trusts -Funding-when and how to do it -Use of living trusts as a seamless device for management of assets for elderly and infirm clients JOHN F. ALLEVATO, ESQUIRE, Spilman Thomas and Battle Will of a Single Person with No Children -Distribution of the Estate -Interests Vesting in Certain Beneficiaries -Debts, Taxes, and Other Charges -Fiduciaries -Miscellaneous Provisions Will of a Married Person with Minor Children and One Pot Trust -Distribution of My Estate -Trust Provisions -Interests Vesting in Certain Beneficiaries -Debts, Taxes, and Other Charges -Fiduciaries -Guardian -Miscellaneous Will of a Married Person with Minor Children and Separate Trusts -Distribution of My Estate -Interests Vesting in Certain Beneficiaries -Debts, Taxes, and Other Charges -Fiduciaries -Guardian -Miscellaneous BRUCE L. STOUT, ESQUIRE, Huddleston Bolen Will of a Married Person with Adult Children -Distribution of My Estate -Interests Vesting in Certain Beneficiaries -Debts, Taxes, and Other Charges -Fiduciaries -Miscellaneous Provisions Will of a Person in Second Marriage -My Family -Distribution of My Estate -Interests Vesting in Certain Beneficiaries -Debts, Taxes, and Other Charges -Fiduciaries -Guardian -Miscellaneous Provisions Will of a Married Person with Revocable Trust -Distribution of My Estate -Debts, Taxes, and Other Charges -Fiduciaries -Miscellaneous Provisions First Codicil to Will of Any Person CHRISTOPHER WINTON, ESQUIRE, Ray Winton and Kelley The Elective Share Panel Discussion MARCIA A. BROUGHTON, ESQUIRE, Jackson Kelly BRUCE L. STOUT, ESQUIRE, Huddleston Bolen CHRISTOPHER WINTON, ESQUIRE, Ray Winton and Kelley General Durable Powers of Attorney and Advanced Directives KELLY M. YOUNG, ESQUIRE, Lane and Young Update on West Virginia Probate Law BRUCE L. STOUT, ESQUIRE, Huddleston Bolen Ethical Considerations in Estate Planning -The Practice of Law -Identifying the Client -When the Attorney-Client Relationship Begins -Confidentiality -Attorney-Client Privilege -Independent Judgment -Attorneys Fees CHRISTOPHER WINTON, ESQUIRE, Ray Winton and Kelley This seminar is worth 8.0 WV MCLE credits, including 1.7 Ethics credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/estate-planning-2010-cd-r80-1015-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5105221/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsThu, 15 Dec 2011 14:02:00 PST Using Technology to Build Malpractice Avoidance Procedures into the Way You Work The American Bar Association has identified the top 10 malpractice traps and describes how to avoid them in The Lawyers Desk Guide To Preventing Legal Malpractice. We will discuss law firm management strategies and show how good case management software can eliminate five of the top ten malpractice traps and possibly lower your malpractice insurance premium. See if your firm is following the ABAs recommended policies and identify areas of improvement. Issues addressed include calendaring, docketing, client communication/relations, research and investigation, conflicts of interest, documentation of work and more. Tools and Techniques for Negotiating and Revising Electronic Documents Lawyers frequently trade electronic documents with opposing counsel and clients to indicate changes and proposed modifications. This seminar covers the tools available in Word for safely emailing documents, comparing versions, tracking changes, and adding comments and other annotations. Well also discuss third party applications which handle those tasks even better. Learn how to avoid metadata, when PDFs should be used instead of word processor files and more. Find Documents without the Drama - Streamline Your Practice with Document Management Imagine if you could electronically organize and store all documents (including electronic documents created in-house, documents your firm has received, email and attachments thereto) in a client/matter-centric manner which is accessible by everyone in your firm, at any time, whether theyre in or out of the office. Imagine further that all of those files could be searched by any imaginable criteria (client, matter, type of document, author, date created, date modified, size, file type, text contained in the file, etc.) and therefore, nothing could be lost. Although lawyers struggle daily with the task of managing and locating electronic documents, the foregoing is not a pipe dream. This seminar will show you techniques for organizing your documents electronically, better file-naming conventions, and inexpensive (or free) programs that will allow you to find any document in seconds. Finally, we explain and demonstrate document management systems which are software applications that automate all of the tasks described above. Tips and Techniques for Getting the Most Out of Microsoft Word Save enormous amounts of time and energy by tapping the full potential of Word. Designed specifically for lawyers and law firm staff, this session provides practical solutions and time saving tips. We cover everything from how to fix Words default settings (they are bad) to styles and paragraph numbering. Professionalism - Malpractice Pitfalls of Daily Law Office Computing In this session, we will discuss the malpractice pitfalls of the electronic practice of law. We will discuss security vulnerabilities related to documents, emails and e-discovery. We will also discuss the potential metadata nightmare. Legal documents can be full of metadata (hidden data) that could reveal information detrimental to your client or detrimental to your relationship with the client. What is Metadata and learn how it can get you in a world of trouble! A few easy precautions and protocols will protect you and your firm from hidden data tripping you into malpractice. Understand how it works and how you can advise your clients to protect themselves from the metadata trap. Finally, we will discuss how to properly delete client data, assign passwords, and dispose of computer equipment while protecting client privacy. Top 10 Technology Mistakes Your Firm Cannot Afford to Make! Technology advances so fast that its hard to keep up. Fortunately, there are some technology basics that will allow you to stay ahead of the curve. Learn the Top 10 Technology Mistakes law firms make and how to avoid them. We will also help you determine if you have already made one, and show you how to recover. Legal Technology Tips, Tricks, Gadgets and Cool Stuff Our most popular seminar covers all of the latest developments in miscellaneous technology that you can use in your practice. We cover everything from monitoring Internet usage, to where to go for legal-specific tech help (using Acrobat in a law firm, for example), to gadgets and utilities that help you communicate with your clients better and improve the service you render, to software that can help you explain difficult concepts to clients more effectively, to ways you can securely share documents with clients and opposing counsel securely, and more. This seminar is worth 8.2 WV MCLE credits, including 8.2 Ethics/LOM credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/law-office-management-2010-featuring-barron-k-henley-cd-seminar-1210-1016-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5105244/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsTue, 13 Dec 2011 13:23:00 PST Using Technology to Build Malpractice Avoidance Procedures into the Way You Work The American Bar Association has identified the top 10 malpractice traps and describes how to avoid them in The Lawyers Desk Guide To Preventing Legal Malpractice. We will discuss law firm management strategies and show how good case management software can eliminate five of the top ten malpractice traps and possibly lower your malpractice insurance premium. See if your firm is following the ABAs recommended policies and identify areas of improvement. Issues addressed include calendaring, docketing, client communication/relations, research and investigation, conflicts of interest, documentation of work and more. Tools and Techniques for Negotiating and Revising Electronic Documents Lawyers frequently trade electronic documents with opposing counsel and clients to indicate changes and proposed modifications. This seminar covers the tools available in Word for safely emailing documents, comparing versions, tracking changes, and adding comments and other annotations. Well also discuss third party applications which handle those tasks even better. Learn how to avoid metadata, when PDFs should be used instead of word processor files and more. Find Documents without the Drama - Streamline Your Practice with Document Management Imagine if you could electronically organize and store all documents (including electronic documents created in-house, documents your firm has received, email and attachments thereto) in a client/matter-centric manner which is accessible by everyone in your firm, at any time, whether theyre in or out of the office. Imagine further that all of those files could be searched by any imaginable criteria (client, matter, type of document, author, date created, date modified, size, file type, text contained in the file, etc.) and therefore, nothing could be lost. Although lawyers struggle daily with the task of managing and locating electronic documents, the foregoing is not a pipe dream. This seminar will show you techniques for organizing your documents electronically, better file-naming conventions, and inexpensive (or free) programs that will allow you to find any document in seconds. Finally, we explain and demonstrate document management systems which are software applications that automate all of the tasks described above. Tips and Techniques for Getting the Most Out of Microsoft Word Save enormous amounts of time and energy by tapping the full potential of Word. Designed specifically for lawyers and law firm staff, this session provides practical solutions and time saving tips. We cover everything from how to fix Words default settings (they are bad) to styles and paragraph numbering. Professionalism - Malpractice Pitfalls of Daily Law Office Computing In this session, we will discuss the malpractice pitfalls of the electronic practice of law. We will discuss security vulnerabilities related to documents, emails and e-discovery. We will also discuss the potential metadata nightmare. Legal documents can be full of metadata (hidden data) that could reveal information detrimental to your client or detrimental to your relationship with the client. What is Metadata and learn how it can get you in a world of trouble! A few easy precautions and protocols will protect you and your firm from hidden data tripping you into malpractice. Understand how it works and how you can advise your clients to protect themselves from the metadata trap. Finally, we will discuss how to properly delete client data, assign passwords, and dispose of computer equipment while protecting client privacy. Top 10 Technology Mistakes Your Firm Cannot Afford to Make! Technology advances so fast that its hard to keep up. Fortunately, there are some technology basics that will allow you to stay ahead of the curve. Learn the Top 10 Technology Mistakes law firms make and how to avoid them. We will also help you determine if you have already made one, and show you how to recover. Legal Technology Tips, Tricks, Gadgets and Cool Stuff Our most popular seminar covers all of the latest developments in miscellaneous technology that you can use in your practice. We cover everything from monitoring Internet usage, to where to go for legal-specific tech help (using Acrobat in a law firm, for example), to gadgets and utilities that help you communicate with your clients better and improve the service you render, to software that can help you explain difficult concepts to clients more effectively, to ways you can securely share documents with clients and opposing counsel securely, and more. This seminar is worth 8.2 WV MCLE credits, including 8.2 Ethics/LOM credits. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/law-office-management-2010-featuring-barron-k-henley-dvd-seminar-1210-1016-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5105246/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 29 Oct 2010 13:43:00 PST Property Law as it Affects Divorce PROFESSOR JOHN W. FISHER, II WVU College of Law Update on Family Law THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, 11th Circuit Update on Guardianship and the New Relocation Cases THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Understanding Tax Law in Family Court Cases JAMES M. STURGEON, ESQUIRE Kay Casto and Chaney, PLLC Nuts and Bolts of Estate Planning in Divorce BRUCE STOUT, ESQUIRE Huddleston Bolen, LLP Marketing and Starting a Practice JAMES W. DOUGLAS, ESQUIRE Collecting Your Fees and Awards JO LYNNE NUGENT, ESQUIRE Sheehan and Nugent, PLLC Tips for Drafting Effective Agreements PROFESSOR MARJORIE MCDIARMID WVU College of Law Finding Hidden Income for Support LYNE RANSON, ESQUIRE Lyne Ranson Law Offices Creative Parenting Plans ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason Effective Techniques to Prove Separate Property MARK W. KELLEY, ESQUIRE Ray, Winton and Kelley, PLLC Legal Ethics for Family Lawyers ANDREA J. HINERMAN West Virginia Office of Disciplinary Counsel This seminar is worth 12.0 WV MCLE credits, including 1.0 Ethics credit and 1.6 LOM Credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/family-law-mountaineer-series-2010-cd-seminar-m80-1102-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5127098/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 08:53:00 PST Property Law as it Affects Divorce PROFESSOR JOHN W. FISHER, II WVU College of Law Update on Family Law THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Family Court Judge, 11th Circuit Update on Guardianship and the New Relocation Cases THE HONORABLE MIKE KELLY Understanding Tax Law in Family Court Cases JAMES M. STURGEON, ESQUIRE Kay Casto and Chaney, PLLC Nuts and Bolts of Estate Planning in Divorce BRUCE STOUT, ESQUIRE Huddleston Bolen, LLP Marketing and Starting a Practice JAMES W. DOUGLAS, ESQUIRE Collecting Your Fees and Awards JO LYNNE NUGENT, ESQUIRE Sheehan and Nugent, PLLC Finding Hidden Income for Support LYNE RANSON, ESQUIRE Lyne Ranson Law Offices Creative Parenting Plans ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason Effective Techniques to Prove Separate Property MARK W. KELLEY, ESQUIRE Ray, Winton and Kelley, PLLC Legal Ethics for Family Lawyers ANDREA J. HINERMAN West Virginia Office of Disciplinary Counsel This seminar is worth 12.0 WV MCLE credits, including 1.0 Ethics credit and 1.6 LOM Credits. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/family-law-mountaineer-series-2010-dvd-seminar-m80-1102-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5127167/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 09:01:00 PST Real Property Taxes, Tax Sales and Tax Deeds, With A Side Helping of Non-Resident Withholding CHRISTOPHER J. PLYBON, ESQUIRE Huddleston Bolen, LLP Foreclosures and Predatory Lending Lawsuits CHRISTOPHER ARTHUR, ESQUIRE Samuel I. White Maintaining the Real Estate Trust Account SAM HALKIAS, ESQUIRE Old Republic Title Insurance Title Insurance Claims - Overview and Recommendations ROBERT WASSERMAN, ESQUIRE Old Republic Title Insurance This seminar is worth 4.4 WV MCLE credits, including 2.1 Ethics credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/real-estate-prob-mountaineer-series-2010-cd-seminar-m80-1110-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5127629/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsThu, 15 Dec 2011 14:06:00 PST Real Property Taxes, Tax Sales and Tax Deeds, With A Side Helping of Non-Resident Withholding CHRISTOPHER J. PLYBON, ESQUIRE Huddleston Bolen, LLP Foreclosures and Predatory Lending Lawsuits CHRISTOPHER ARTHUR, ESQUIRE Samuel I. White Maintaining the Real Estate Trust Account SAM HALKIAS, ESQUIRE Old Republic Title Insurance Title Insurance Claims - Overview and Recommendations ROBERT WASSERMAN, ESQUIRE Old Republic Title Insurance This seminar is worth 4.4 WV MCLE credits, including 2.1 Ethics credits. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/real-estate-prob-mountaineer-series-2010-dvd-seminar-m80-1110-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5127630/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsThu, 15 Dec 2011 13:02:00 PST Recent Developments in Real Estate Law PROFESSOR JOHN W. FISHER, II WVU College of Law Real Property Taxes, Tax Sales, and Tax Deeds, With a Side Helping of Non-Resident Withholding CHRISTOPHER J. PLYBON, ESQUIRE Huddleston Bolen, LLP Foreclosures and Predatory Lending Lawsuits CHRISTOPHER ARTHUR, ESQUIRE Samuel I. White This seminar is worth 3.0 WV MCLE credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/real-estate-law-mountaineer-series-2010-cd-seminar-m80-1104-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5127656/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsThu, 15 Dec 2011 14:03:00 PST Recent Developments in Real Estate Law PROFESSOR JOHN W. FISHER, II WVU College of Law Real Property Taxes, Tax Sales, and Tax Deeds, With a Side Helping of Non-Resident Withholding CHRISTOPHER J. PLYBON, ESQUIRE Huddleston Bolen, LLP Foreclosures and Predatory Lending Lawsuits CHRISTOPHER ARTHUR, ESQUIRE Samuel I. White This seminar is worth 3.0 WV MCLE credits.http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/real-estate-law-mountaineer-series-2010-dvd-seminar-m80-1104-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5127657/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsThu, 15 Dec 2011 13:03:00 PST Electronic DiscoveryTools and Strategies JOHN W. BARRETT,ESQUIRE Bailey and Glasser,LLP RUSSELL D. JESSEE,ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson,PLLC How to Win EveryDiscovery Dispute Every Time THE HONORABLE JAMES E.SEIBERT United StatesMagistrate Judge Dealing with Privileges and Work Product ANCIL G. RAMEY,ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson,PLLC Workshop on Discovery in Medical Malpractice Cases from the Plaintiffs Perspective PAUL T.FARRELL, JR., ESQUIRE Greene,Ketchum, Bailey, Walker, Farrell and Tweel Workshopon Discovery in Medical Malpractice Cases from the Defense Perspective DON R.SENSABAUGH, JR., ESQUIRE FlahertySensabaugh Bonasso, PLLC Workshop on Discoveryi n Insurance Bad Faith Cases from the Plaintiffs Perspective JAMES G. BORDAS, III,ESQUIRE Bordas and Bordas,PLLC Workshop on Discovery in Insurance Bad Faith Cases from the Defense Perspective E. KAY FULLER, ESQUIRE Martin and Seibert,LC Workshop on Discovery in Deliberate Intent Cases from the Plaintiffs Perspective TIMOTHY BAILEY,ESQUIRE Bucci, Bailey and Javins, LC Workshop on Discovery inDeliberate Intent Cases from the Defense Perspective NATHANIEL K. TAWNEY,ESQUIRE Flaherty Sensabaugh Bonasso, PLLC This seminar is accredited for 6.8 WV MCLE credits, including 1.0 Ethics credit and 2.9 LOM credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/discovery-mountaineer-series-2010-cd-seminar-m80-1103-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5127662/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 08:52:00 PST Electronic DiscoveryTools and Strategies JOHN W. BARRETT,ESQUIRE Bailey and Glasser,LLP RUSSELL D. JESSEE,ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson,PLLC How to Win EveryDiscovery Dispute Every Time THE HONORABLE JAMES E.SEIBERT United StatesMagistrate Judge Dealing withPrivileges and Work Product ANCIL G. RAMEY,ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson,PLLC Workshop on Discovery in Medical Malpractice Cases from the Plaintiffs Perspective PAUL T.FARRELL, JR., ESQUIRE Greene,Ketchum, Bailey, Walker, Farrell and Tweel Workshopon Discovery in Medical Malpractice Cases from the Defense Perspective DON R.SENSABAUGH, JR., ESQUIRE FlahertySensabaugh Bonasso, PLLC Workshop on Discovery in Insurance Bad Faith Cases from the Plaintiffs Perspective JAMES G. BORDAS, III,ESQUIRE Bordas and Bordas,PLLC Workshop on Discovery in Insurance Bad Faith Cases from the Defense Perspective E. KAY FULLER, ESQUIRE Martin and Seibert,LC Workshop on Discovery in Deliberate Intent Cases from the Plaintiffs Perspective TIMOTHY BAILEY,ESQUIRE Bucci, Bailey and Javins, LC Workshop on Discovery in Deliberate Intent Cases from the Defense Perspective NATHANIEL K. TAWNEY,ESQUIRE Flaherty Sensabaugh Bonasso, PLLC This seminar is worth 6.8 WV MCLE credits, including 1.0 Ethics credit and 2.9 LOM credits. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/discovery-mountaineer-series-2010-dvd-seminar-m80-1103-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5127663/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 09:01:00 PST Review of Recent Insurance Law Decisions PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY WVU College of Law Review of Pending Insurance Law Cases VINCENT KING, ESQUIRE Charleston, West Virginia Agent and Broker Liability BARBARA J. KEEFER, ESQUIRE Schuda and Associates, PLLC Medicare/Medicaid Extension Act of 2007 BRIANA J. MARINO, ESQUIRE Flaherty Sensabaugh Bonasso, PLLC Insurance Coverage for Lawyers ANCIL G. RAMEY, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson, PLLC Builders Risk, Performance Bonds, and Insurance Coverage Issues in the Construction Industry ERIC J. HULETT, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson, PLLC An Overview of the New Health Care Reform Legislation JOHN J. POLAK, ESQUIRE Atkinson and Polak, PLLC Workshop on Discovery in Insurance Bad Faith Cases from the Plaintiffs Perspective JAMES B. STONEKING, ESQUIRE Bordas and Bordas, PLLC Workshop on Discovery in Insurance Bad Faith Cases from the Defense Perspective MICHAEL M. STEVENS, ESQUIRE Martin and Seibert, LC This seminar is worth 9.1 WV MCLE credits, including 1.0 LOM credit. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/insurance-law-mountaineer-series-2010-cd-seminar-m80-1105-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5127762/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 08:53:00 PST Review of Recent Insurance Law Decisions PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY WVU College of Law Review of Pending Insurance Law Cases VINCENT KING, ESQUIRE Charleston, West Virginia Agent and Broker Liability BARBARA J. KEEFER, ESQUIRE Schuda and Associates, PLLC Medicare/Medicaid Extension Act of 2007 BRIANA J. MARINO, ESQUIRE Flaherty Sensabaugh Bonasso, PLLC Insurance Coverage for Lawyers ANCIL G. RAMEY, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson, PLLC Builders Risk, Performance Bonds, and Insurance Coverage Issues in the Construction Industry ERIC J. HULETT, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson, PLLC An Overview of the New Health Care Reform Legislation JOHN J. POLAK, ESQUIRE Atkinson and Polak, PLLC Workshop on Discovery in Insurance Bad Faith Cases from the Plaintiffs Perspective JAMES B. STONEKING, ESQUIRE Bordas and Bordas, PLLC Workshop on Discovery in Insurance Bad Faith Cases from the Defense Perspective MICHAEL M. STEVENS, ESQUIRE Martin and Seibert, LC This seminar is worth 9.1 WV MCLE credits, including 1.0 LOM credit. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/insurance-law-mountaineer-series-2010-DVD-seminar-m80-1105-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5127765/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 09:02:00 PST Employment Law Update PROFESSOR ROBERT M. BASTRESS WVU College of Law Torts and Insurance Law Update PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY WVU College of Law Back to the Dark Ages: Twombly, Iqbal and the Death of Notice Pleading PROFESSOR CHARLES R. DISALVO WVU College of Law Evidence Update PROFESSOR MARJORIE A. MCDIARMID WVU College of Law Bankruptcy Law Update ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason Commercial Law Update CHARLES D. DUNBAR, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, PLLC Workers Compensation Law Update ROBERT L. STULTZ. ESQUIRE Bailey Stultz Oldaker and Greene, PLLC How (Not) to Destroy Your Career Online PROFESSOR FOREST J. BOWMAN WVU College of Law Environmental Law Update GALE LEA RUBRECT, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, PLLC Family Law Update ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason This seminar is worth 10.3 WV MCLE credits, including 0.9 Ethics credits.http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/update-on-the-law-mountaineer-series-2010-cd-seminar-m80-1107-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5157243/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsThu, 15 Dec 2011 14:11:00 PST Employment Law Update PROFESSOR ROBERT M. BASTRESS WVU College of Law Torts and Insurance Law Update PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY WVU College of Law Back to the Dark Ages: Twombly, Iqbal and the Death of Notice Pleading PROFESSOR CHARLES R. DISALVO WVU College of Law Evidence Update PROFESSOR MARJORIE A. MCDIARMID WVU College of Law Bankruptcy Law Update ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason Commercial Law Update CHARLES D. DUNBAR, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, PLLC Workers Compensation Law Update ROBERT L. STULTZ. ESQUIRE Bailey Stultz Oldaker and Greene, PLLC How (Not) to Destroy Your Career Online PROFESSOR FOREST J. BOWMAN WVU College of Law Environmental Law Update GALE LEA RUBRECT, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, PLLC Family Law Update ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason This seminar is worth 10.3 WV MCLE credits, including 0.9 Ethics credits.http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/update-on-the-law-mountaineer-series-2010-dvd-seminar-m80-1107-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5157244/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 09:03:00 PST I. Malpractice and Ethics Violation Avoidance for Hard Times · Dabbling · Anger Control · Conflicts · When to Refer Cases Out II. Update on Lawyer Ethics and Professionalism Issues 2010 THE FACULTY ROBERT H. DAVIS, JR., ESQUIRE Harrisburg, PA Mr. Davis is in the solo private practice of law in Harrisburg, PA. His practice was initially general in nature but now focuses upon representation and advice to lawyer respondents, judicial officers, health professionals, government employees and officers and others in Pennsylvania and West Virginia before professional and judicial discipline boards and the State Ethics Commission. He counsels law firms, lawyers, judges, government officials and employees and other professionals on questions of professional responsibility, ethics, malpractice avoidance and the law of lawyering. Mr. Davis also provides advisory opinions and serves as an expert witness on questions of professional responsibility, ethics, fiduciary duties of lawyers and other professionals and the law of lawyering. Mr. Davis is an adjunct professor at the Widener University School of Laws Harrisburg Campus, teaching professional responsibility and an advanced ethics problems seminar. In 2004, he received the Adjunct Faculty Distinguished Service Award from Widener. Mr. Davis served as Deputy Chief and as Acting Chief Counsel of the Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania from 1986 until August 1992. Prior to coming to Pennsylvania, he was Counsel to the West Virginia State Bar (1980-1986) and served as the first staff Assistant General Counsel for the State Bar of Georgia (1972-1980). He is a graduate of the University of Georgia School of Law (J.D. 1972) and Vanderbilt University (B.A., 1967). In 2009, Mr. Davis became a Fellow of the American Bar Association Foundation. RICHARD H. LINDNER, ESQUIRE Lindner Law Offices, Pittsburgh, PA Mr. Lindner received his undergraduate degree in 1974 from West Virginia University, and earned his Juris Doctorate from Duquesne University School of Law in 1978. He served as a judicial clerk for a year after graduating from law school, and then maintained an office as a sole practitioner, as well as a part-time public defender and court-appointed criminal defense counsel, between August 1979 and September 1981. He was then employed for five years with the Office of Disciplinary Counsel in Pittsburgh, where he was involved in the investigation and prosecution of complaints of professional misconduct against attorneys. Since September 1986, Mr. Lindner has concentrated in attorney ethics and disciplinary law. Over the past 24 years, his practice has primarily involved: representing attorneys in disciplinary and reinstatement proceedings, fee dispute matters, and proceedings before the Client Security Fund; representing Bar applicants before the Board of Law Examiners; and providing preventive advice to attorneys on a wide range of ethics issues, such as advertising, conflicts of interest, handling entrusted funds, law firm dissolutions and closing a law practice. He has also advised Judges on judicial conduct matters and has represented other professionals, including nurses, psychologists, pharmacists and accountants, in disciplinary matters. This program is worth 2.9 WV MCLE credits, including 2.9 Ethics credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/ethicsms2010-m80-1106-compactdisc-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5188351/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsThu, 15 Dec 2011 14:17:00 PST I. Malpractice and Ethics Violation Avoidance for Hard Times · Dabbling · Anger Control · Conflicts · When to Refer Cases Out II. Update on Lawyer Ethics and Professionalism Issues 2010 THE FACULTY ROBERT H. DAVIS, JR., ESQUIRE Harrisburg, PA Mr. Davis is in the solo private practice of law in Harrisburg, PA. His practice was initially general in nature but now focuses upon representation and advice to lawyer respondents, judicial officers, health professionals, government employees and officers and others in Pennsylvania and West Virginia before professional and judicial discipline boards and the State Ethics Commission. He counsels law firms, lawyers, judges, government officials and employees and other professionals on questions of professional responsibility, ethics, malpractice avoidance and the law of lawyering. Mr. Davis also provides advisory opinions and serves as an expert witness on questions of professional responsibility, ethics, fiduciary duties of lawyers and other professionals and the law of lawyering. Mr. Davis is an adjunct professor at the Widener University School of Laws Harrisburg Campus, teaching professional responsibility and an advanced ethics problems seminar. In 2004, he received the Adjunct Faculty Distinguished Service Award from Widener. Mr. Davis served as Deputy Chief and as Acting Chief Counsel of the Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania from 1986 until August 1992. Prior to coming to Pennsylvania, he was Counsel to the West Virginia State Bar (1980-1986) and served as the first staff Assistant General Counsel for the State Bar of Georgia (1972-1980). He is a graduate of the University of Georgia School of Law (J.D. 1972) and Vanderbilt University (B.A., 1967). In 2009, Mr. Davis became a Fellow of the American Bar Association Foundation. RICHARD H. LINDNER, ESQUIRE Lindner Law Offices, Pittsburgh, PA Mr. Lindner received his undergraduate degree in 1974 from West Virginia University, and earned his Juris Doctorate from Duquesne University School of Law in 1978. He served as a judicial clerk for a year after graduating from law school, and then maintained an office as a sole practitioner, as well as a part-time public defender and court-appointed criminal defense counsel, between August 1979 and September 1981. He was then employed for five years with the Office of Disciplinary Counsel in Pittsburgh, where he was involved in the investigation and prosecution of complaints of professional misconduct against attorneys. Since September 1986, Mr. Lindner has concentrated in attorney ethics and disciplinary law. Over the past 24 years, his practice has primarily involved: representing attorneys in disciplinary and reinstatement proceedings, fee dispute matters, and proceedings before the Client Security Fund; representing Bar applicants before the Board of Law Examiners; and providing preventive advice to attorneys on a wide range of ethics issues, such as advertising, conflicts of interest, handling entrusted funds, law firm dissolutions and closing a law practice. He has also advised Judges on judicial conduct matters and has represented other professionals, including nurses, psychologists, pharmacists and accountants, in disciplinary matters. This program is worth 2.9 WV MCLE credits, including 2.9 Ethics credits. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/ethicsms2010-m80-1106-dvdseminar-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5188352/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsThu, 15 Dec 2011 13:11:00 PST Adobe Acrobat for Solo and Small Firm Lawyers* PAUL J. UNGER, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Columbus, OH Tools and Techniques for Negotiating and Revising Electronic Documents* PAUL J. UNGER, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Columbus, OH The $5000 High-Tech Trial for Solo and Small Firm* PAUL J. UNGER, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Columbus, OH Supercharge Your Video Depositions with Technology* PAUL J. UNGER, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Columbus, OH 60 Law Practice Management and Technology Tips in 60 Minutes* PAUL J. UNGER, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Columbus, OH BRITT LORISH, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Roanoke, VA Time, Billing and Accounting Software for Solo and Small Firms* BRITT LORISH, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Roanoke, VA Slaying the Law Office Paper Beast with Scanning and Document Management* PAUL J. UNGER, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Columbus, OH BRITT LORISH, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Roanoke, VA Microsoft Outlook for Lawyers* BRITT LORISH, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Roanoke, VA This seminar is worth 8.4 WV MCLE credits, including 8.4 Ethics/LOM credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/solo-technology-2010-cd-seminar-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5201457/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 09:00:00 PST Adobe Acrobat for Solo and Small Firm Lawyers* PAUL J. UNGER, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Columbus, OH Tools and Techniques for Negotiating and Revising Electronic Documents* PAUL J. UNGER, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Columbus, OH The $5000 High-Tech Trial for Solo and Small Firm* PAUL J. UNGER, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Columbus, OH Supercharge Your Video Depositions with Technology* PAUL J. UNGER, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Columbus, OH 60 Law Practice Management and Technology Tips in 60 Minutes* PAUL J. UNGER, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Columbus, OH BRITT LORISH, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Roanoke, VA Time, Billing and Accounting Software for Solo and Small Firms* BRITT LORISH, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Roanoke, VA Slaying the Law Office Paper Beast with Scanning and Document Management* PAUL J. UNGER, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Columbus, OH BRITT LORISH, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Roanoke, VA Microsoft Outlook for Lawyers* BRITT LORISH, PARTNER Affinity Consulting, Roanoke, VA This seminar is worth 8.4 WV MCLE credits, including 8.4 Ethics/LOM credits. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/solo-technology-2010-dvd-seminar-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5201460/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 08:57:00 PST The Seven Deadly Ethical Sins for Solo and Small Firms and How to Avoid Them* RACHAEL L. FLETCHER CIPOLETTI, CHIEF LAWYER West Virginia Office of Disciplinary Counsel Whats New in Legal Research CARA CARNES WALKER, SMALL LAW FIRM REPRESENTATIVE Westlaw, a Thomson Reuters Business When the Hunter Becomes the Hunted RALPH C. YOUNG, ESQUIRE Hamilton, Burgess, Young and Pollard 50 Marketing Tips in 50 Minutes* PROFESSOR EMERITUS FOREST JACK BOWMAN WVU College of Law Fast Legal Research with Fastcase* SUSAN WOLFORD, ACTING DIRECTOR OF THE LAW LIBRARY WVU College of Law What Every WV Lawyer Needs to Know About the Marcellus Shale KENNETH E. TAWNEY, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly PLLC How (Not) to Destroy Your Career Online* PROFESSOR EMERITUS FOREST JACK BOWMAN WVU College of Law Tax Law Changes that Every Lawyer Needs to Know STEVEN S. ROBEY, C.P.A., C.V.A. Arnett and Foster Bankruptcy Update for Solo and Small Firm Lawyers ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason This seminar is worth 8.5 WV MCLE credits, including 3.8 Ethics/LOM* credits.http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/solo-practice-2010-cd-seminar-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5201461/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 08:58:00 PST The Seven Deadly Ethical Sins for Solo and Small Firms and How to Avoid Them* RACHAEL L. FLETCHER CIPOLETTI, CHIEF LAWYER West Virginia Office of Disciplinary Counsel Whats New in Legal Research CARA CARNES WALKER, SMALL LAW FIRM REPRESENTATIVE Westlaw, a Thomson Reuters Business When the Hunter Becomes the Hunted RALPH C. YOUNG, ESQUIRE Hamilton, Burgess, Young and Pollard 50 Marketing Tips in 50 Minutes* PROFESSOR EMERITUS FOREST JACK BOWMAN WVU College of Law Fast Legal Research with Fastcase* SUSAN WOLFORD, ACTING DIRECTOR OF THE LAW LIBRARY WVU College of Law What Every WV Lawyer Needs to Know About the Marcellus Shale KENNETH E. TAWNEY, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly PLLC How (Not) to Destroy Your Career Online* PROFESSOR EMERITUS FOREST JACK BOWMAN WVU College of Law Tax Law Changes that Every Lawyer Needs to Know STEVEN S. ROBEY, C.P.A., C.V.A. Arnett and Foster Bankruptcy Update for Solo and Small Firm Lawyers ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason This seminar is worth 8.5 WV MCLE credits, including 3.8 Ethics/LOM* credits.http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/solo-practice-2010-dvd-seminar-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5201463/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 08:56:00 PST General Malpractice Update THOMAS J. HURNEY, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly Basics of Medicine for Attorneys JANIS P. WHITE, M.D., J.D. Steptoe and Johnson Claim Reporting Under the Medicare, Medicaid and SCHIP Extension Act of 2007 TAMELA J. WHITE, ESQUIRE Farrell, Farrell and Farrell Health Care Reform Update Panel Discussion JOE LETNAUNCHYN, PRESIDENT and CEO West Virginia Hospital Association ROBERT L. COFFIELD, ESQUIRE Flaherty Sensabaugh and Bonasso SAMANTHA STAMPER, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER West Virginia Health Information Network MARK MORGAN, CFO Huntington Internal Medicine Group Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute Update WALTER L. WILLIAMS, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson HIPAA, HITECH Act Update and Responses to Search Warrants and Subpoenas for Medical Records CHARLES M. JOHNSON, ESQUIRE Frost Brown Todd Ethics Andrea J. Hinerman, Senior Lawyer Office of Disciplinary Counsel ROBERT L. COFFIELD, ESQUIRE Flaherty Sensabaugh and Bonasso This seminar is worth 6.9 WV MCLE credits, including 0.9 Ethics creditshttp://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/healthcare2010-cd-seminar-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5345805/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsThu, 15 Dec 2011 13:56:00 PST General Malpractice Update THOMAS J. HURNEY, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly Basics of Medicine for Attorneys JANIS P. WHITE, M.D., J.D. Steptoe and Johnson Claim Reporting Under the Medicare, Medicaid and SCHIP Extension Act of 2007 TAMELA J. WHITE, ESQUIRE Farrell, Farrell and Farrell Health Care Reform Update Panel Discussion JOE LETNAUNCHYN, PRESIDENT and CEO West Virginia Hospital Association ROBERT L. COFFIELD, ESQUIRE Flaherty Sensabaugh and Bonasso SAMANTHA STAMPER, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER West Virginia Health Information Network MARK MORGAN, CFO Huntington Internal Medicine Group Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute Update WALTER L. WILLIAMS, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson HIPAA, HITECH Act Update and Responses to Search Warrants and Subpoenas for Medical Records CHARLES M. JOHNSON, ESQUIRE Frost Brown Todd Ethics Andrea J. Hinerman, Senior Lawyer Office of Disciplinary Counsel ROBERT L. COFFIELD, ESQUIRE Flaherty Sensabaugh and Bonasso This seminar is worth 6.9 WV MCLE credits, including 0.9 Ethics creditshttp://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/healthcare2010-dvd-seminar-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5345806/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 09:02:00 PST Ill See Your Twombly and Raise You One Iqbal: Revisiting Pleading Standards in State and Federal Court JEFFERY A. HOLMSTRAND, ESQUIRE Flaherty Sensabaugh Bonasso, PLLC Current Issues in Removal and Remand ALBERT SEBOK, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, PLLC Medical Malpractice Liability Update BERNARD VALLEJOS, ESQUIRE Farrell, Farrell and Farrell, PLLC Finding and Preparing Expert Witnesses GEOFFREY C. BROWN, ESQUIRE Bordas and Bordas, PLLC Update on Mass Litigation Panel and How it Affects Your Future Litigation THE HONORABLE ALAN D. MOATS 19th Judicial Circuit KIMBERLY R. FIELDS, MASS LITIGATION MANAGER Supreme Court Administration Office Trying Punitive Damages in Employment Cases MARK A. ATKINSON, ESQUIRE Atkinson and Polak, PLLC Private Consumer Fraud Causes of Action: Remedy, Reliance and Resuscitation PAMELA TARR, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, PLLC The Marcellus Shale: An Overview for West Virginia Litigators ANDREW S. GRAHAM, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson, PLLC The Ever Shrinking World of Civility JEFFREY D. VAN VOLKENBURG, ESQUIRE McNeer, Highland, McMunn and Varner, LC This seminar is worth 8.8 credits, including 0.9 ethics credits.http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/litigation2011-cd-seminar-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5349712/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 08:46:00 PST Ill See Your Twombly and Raise You One Iqbal: Revisiting Pleading Standards in State and Federal Court JEFFERY A. HOLMSTRAND, ESQUIRE Flaherty Sensabaugh Bonasso, PLLC Current Issues in Removal and Remand ALBERT SEBOK, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, PLLC Medical Malpractice Liability Update BERNARD VALLEJOS, ESQUIRE Farrell, Farrell and Farrell, PLLC Finding and Preparing Expert Witnesses GEOFFREY C. BROWN, ESQUIRE Bordas and Bordas, PLLC Conflicts of Interests in Insurance Law Cases PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY West Virginia University College of Law Update on Mass Litigation Panel and How it Affects Your Future Litigation THE HONORABLE ALAN D. MOATS 19th Judicial Circuit KIMBERLY R. FIELDS, MASS LITIGATION MANAGER Supreme Court Administration Office Trying Punitive Damages in Employment Cases MARK A. ATKINSON, ESQUIRE Atkinson and Polak, PLLC Private Consumer Fraud Causes of Action: Remedy, Reliance and Resuscitation PAMELA TARR, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, PLLC The Marcellus Shale: An Overview for West Virginia Litigators ANDREW S. GRAHAM, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson, PLLC The Ever Shrinking World of Civility JEFFREY D. VAN VOLKENBURG, ESQUIRE McNeer, Highland, McMunn and Varner, LC This seminar is worth 8.8 credits, including 0.9 ethics credits.http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/litigation2011-dvd-seminar-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5349716/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 08:50:00 PST Medical Malpractice Update and Practical Issues in Malpractice Litigation THOMAS J. HURNEY, JR., ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, PLLC Protecting Medicares Interests When Resolving Claims Involving Medicare Beneficiaries and Section 111 Mandatory Reporting Requirements STEVEN A. TRAVIS, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, PLLC Compliance Risk Management Topics from the Hospital Perspective PAUL ENGLISH SMITH, VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL COUNSEL Cabell Huntington Hospital Accountable Care Organizations: An Outline of New Rules and the Nuts and Bolts Regarding the Development of ACOs CHARLES M. JOHNSON, ESQUIRE Frost Brown Todd, LLC Anatomy of a Breach: Practical Tools to Handle a Breach and HIPAA/HITECH Updates ROBERT L. COFFIELD, ESQUIRE Flaherty Sensabaugh Bonasso PLLC Update on Stark and Fraud and Abuse Issues WALTER L. WILLIAMS, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson, PLLC Lawyers and Law Firms as Business Associates: Navigating the Rules While Avoiding Conflicts JAMES W. THOMAS, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, PLLC This seminar is worth 7.4 WV MCLE credits, including 1.0 Ethics credithttp://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/healthcare-2011-dvd-seminar-r80-1113-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468647/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsThu, 15 Dec 2011 12:29:00 PST Medical Malpractice Update and Practical Issues in Malpractice Litigation THOMAS J. HURNEY, JR., ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, PLLC Protecting Medicares Interests When Resolving Claims Involving Medicare Beneficiaries and Section 111 Mandatory Reporting Requirements STEVEN A. TRAVIS, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, PLLC Compliance Risk Management Topics from the Hospital Perspective PAUL ENGLISH SMITH, VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL COUNSEL Cabell Huntington Hospital Accountable Care Organizations: An Outline of New Rules and the Nuts and Bolts Regarding the Development of ACOs CHARLES M. JOHNSON, ESQUIRE Frost Brown Todd, LLC Anatomy of a Breach: Practical Tools to Handle a Breach and HIPAA/HITECH Updates ROBERT L. COFFIELD, ESQUIRE Flaherty Sensabaugh Bonasso PLLC Update on Stark and Fraud and Abuse Issues WALTER L. WILLIAMS, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson, PLLC Lawyers and Law Firms as Business Associates: Navigating the Rules While Avoiding Conflicts JAMES W. THOMAS, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly, PLLC This seminar is worth 7.4 WV MCLE credits, including 1.0 Ethics credithttp://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/healthcare-2011-cd-seminar-r80-1113-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468651/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 30 Jan 2012 08:19:00 PST Review of Recent Insurance Law Decisions PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY WVU College of Law Review of Pending Insurance Law Cases VINCENT KING, ESQUIRE Charleston, West Virginia Agent and Broker Liability BARBARA J. KEEFER, ESQUIRE Schuda and Associates, PLLC Medicare/Medicaid Extension Act of 2007 BRIANA J. MARINO, ESQUIRE Flaherty Sensabaugh Bonasso, PLLC Insurance Coverage for Lawyers ANCIL G. RAMEY, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson, PLLC Builders Risk, Performance Bonds, and Insurance Coverage Issues in the Construction Industry ERIC J. HULETT, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson, PLLC An Overview of the New Health Care Reform Legislation JOHN J. POLAK, ESQUIRE Atkinson and Polak, PLLC Workshop on Discovery in Insurance Bad Faith Cases from the Plaintiffs Perspective JAMES B. STONEKING, ESQUIRE Bordas and Bordas, PLLC Workshop on Discovery in Insurance Bad Faith Cases from the Defense Perspective MICHAEL M. STEVENS, ESQUIRE Martin and Seibert, LC http://wvcle.org/items/seminar-materials/insurancelaw-2010-mountaineerseries-seminarmaterials-m80-1105-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468711/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 08:30:00 PST Mediating Employment Matters CONSTANCE H. WEBER, ESQUIRE Kay Casto and Chaney, PLLC Recent Changes to the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) ELIZABETH D. WALKER, ESQUIRE Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love LLP Arbitration of Employment Matters WEBSTER J. ARCENEAUX, III, ESQUIRE Lewis Glasser Casey and Rollins, PLLC The New Employees Free Choice Act (EFCA) FORREST H. ROLES, ESQUIRE Dinsmore and Shohl, LLP Reasonable Accommodation Requests and the Interactive Process in West Virginia KEITH A. JONES, ESQUIRE Jones Law Group, PLLC Employment Issues Affecting Veterans Returning From Active Duty Deployments GENE W. BAILEY, II, ESQUIRE Daniels Law Firm, PLLC This seminar is worth 6.1 WV MCLE credits, including 2.1 LOM credits.http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/employmentlaw-2009-dvd-seminar-r80-0923-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468794/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsTue, 21 Jun 2011 13:55:00 PST Mediating Employment Matters CONSTANCE H. WEBER, ESQUIRE Kay Casto and Chaney, PLLC Recent Changes to the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) ELIZABETH D. WALKER, ESQUIRE Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love LLP Arbitration of Employment Matters WEBSTER J. ARCENEAUX, III, ESQUIRE Lewis Glasser Casey and Rollins, PLLC The New Employees Free Choice Act (EFCA) FORREST H. ROLES, ESQUIRE Dinsmore and Shohl, LLP Reasonable Accommodation Requests and the Interactive Process in West Virginia KEITH A. JONES, ESQUIRE Jones Law Group, PLLC Employment Issues Affecting Veterans Returning From Active Duty Deployments GENE W. BAILEY, II, ESQUIRE Daniels Law Firm, PLLC This seminar is worth 6.1 WV MCLE credits, including 2.1 LOM credits.http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/employmentlaw-2009-cd-seminar-r80-0923-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468796/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 14 Dec 2011 06:46:00 PST The Title Examination ANDREW S. GRAHAM, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson PLLC Negotiated Terms and Implied Covenants in Oil and Gas Leases KENNETH E. TAWNEY, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly PLLC Pooling and Unitization BENJAMIN M. SULLIVAN, ESQUIRE EQT Production Company KEITH E. MOFFATT, ESQUIRE Chesapeake Appalachia, LLC TARA D. SHUMATE LEE, ESQUIRE Triana Energy, LLC Tax Assessments of Minerals and Oil and Gas Wells CHRISTOPHER J. PLYBON, ESQUIRE Huddleston Bolen LLP Surface Owner Rights: Rights of the Subservient Estate and Pipeline, Road, and Appurtenant Easements DAVID B. McMAHON, ESQUIRE Attorney at Law MARK A. SADD, ESQUIRE Lewis Glasser Casey and Rollins, PLLC Correlative Rights and Conflicts J. THOMAS LANE, ESQUIRE Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love PLLC Water Issues ALLYN G. TURNER, ESQUIRE Spilman Thomas and Battle, PLLC Litigation Relating to the Development of the Marcellus Shale TIMOTHY M. MILLER, ESQUIRE Robinson and McElwee PLLC This seminar is accredited for 7.5 WV MCLE credits and 7.5 RL/RPL credits and 7.5 CPL recertification credits through AAPL.http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/marcellusshaleinwv-2011-dvd-seminar-r80-1112-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468832/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsThu, 15 Dec 2011 12:34:00 PST The Title Examination ANDREW S. GRAHAM, ESQUIRE Steptoe and Johnson PLLC Negotiated Terms and Implied Covenants in Oil and Gas Leases KENNETH E. TAWNEY, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly PLLC Pooling and Unitization BENJAMIN M. SULLIVAN, ESQUIRE EQT Production Company KEITH E. MOFFATT, ESQUIRE Chesapeake Appalachia, LLC TARA D. SHUMATE LEE, ESQUIRE Triana Energy, LLC Tax Assessments of Minerals and Oil and Gas Wells CHRISTOPHER J. PLYBON, ESQUIRE Huddleston Bolen LLP Surface Owner Rights: Rights of the Subservient Estate and Pipeline, Road, and Appurtenant Easements DAVID B. McMAHON, ESQUIRE Attorney at Law MARK A. SADD, ESQUIRE Lewis Glasser Casey and Rollins, PLLC Correlative Rights and Conflicts J. THOMAS LANE, ESQUIRE Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love PLLC Water Issues ALLYN G. TURNER, ESQUIRE Spilman Thomas and Battle, PLLC Litigation Relating to the Development of the Marcellus Shale TIMOTHY M. MILLER, ESQUIRE Robinson and McElwee PLLC This seminar is accredited for 7.5 WV MCLE credits and 7.5 RL/RPL credits and 7.5 CPL recertification credits through AAPL.http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/marcellusshaleinwv-2011-cd-seminar-r80-1112-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468833/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 14 Dec 2011 11:15:00 PST Introduction to the Uniform Trust Code in West Virginia CHRISTOPHER J. WINTON, ESQUIRE Ray Winton and Kelley, PLLC UTC: The First Three Articles - Not as Easy as 1, 2, and 3 BRUCE L. STOUT, ESQUIRE Huddleston Bolen LLP The Lifecycle of a Trust in West Virginia after the West Virginia Uniform Trust Code JOHN F. ALLEVATO, ESQUIRE Spilman Thomas and Battle, PLLC The West Virginia Uniform Trust Code: Articles 7 and 8* MARCIA A. BROUGHTON, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly PLLC Fiduciary Litigation Under the UTC* JOHN F. HUSSELL, IV, ESQUIRE Dinsmore and Shohl LLP Ethics and a Panel Discussion* MARCIA A. BROUGHTON, ESQUIRE JOHN F. ALLEVATO, ESQUIRE JOHN F. HUSSELL, IV, ESQUIRE BRUCE L. STOUT, ESQUIRE CHRISTOPHER J. WINTON, ESQUIRE This seminar is accredited for 7.2 WV MCLE credits, including 3.4 Ethics/LOM* credits. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/newwvuniformtrustcode-2011-cd-seminar-r80-1115-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5469597/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 08:47:00 PST Introduction to the Uniform Trust Code in West Virginia CHRISTOPHER J. WINTON, ESQUIRE Ray Winton and Kelley, PLLC UTC: The First Three Articles - Not as Easy as 1, 2, and 3 BRUCE L. STOUT, ESQUIRE Huddleston Bolen LLP The Lifecycle of a Trust in West Virginia after the West Virginia Uniform Trust Code JOHN F. ALLEVATO, ESQUIRE Spilman Thomas and Battle, PLLC The West Virginia Uniform Trust Code: Articles 7 and 8* MARCIA A. BROUGHTON, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly PLLC Fiduciary Litigation Under the UTC* JOHN F. HUSSELL, IV, ESQUIRE Dinsmore and Shohl LLP Ethics and a Panel Discussion* MARCIA A. BROUGHTON, ESQUIRE JOHN F. ALLEVATO, ESQUIRE JOHN F. HUSSELL, IV, ESQUIRE BRUCE L. STOUT, ESQUIRE CHRISTOPHER J. WINTON, ESQUIRE This seminar is accredited for 7.2 WV MCLE credits, including 3.4 Ethics/LOM* credits. http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/newwvuniformtrustcode-2011-dvd-seminar-r80-1115-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5469599/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsWed, 21 Dec 2011 08:50:00 PST How to File a Chapter 7 Case - New Rules, Forms, and New Procedure to Record Hearing MATTHEW J. HAYES, ESQUIRE U. S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of West Virginia MICHAEL G. CLAGETT, ESQUIRE Clagett Law Office How to File a Chapter 13 Case and Get it Confirmed HELEN M. MORRIS, TRUSTEE U. S. Bankruptcy Court, Northern District of West Virginia IRS and State Tax Dischargeability Issues and Litigation THOMAS H. FLUHARTY, ESQUIRE Clarksburg, West Virginia Bankruptcy Fraud and Criminal Prosecution THOMAS C. RYAN, ESQUIRE U.S. Attorneys Office, Southern District of West Virginia Reaffirmations, Redemptions, and Surrender ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason CHRISTOPHER R. ARTHUR, ESQUIRE Samuel I. White, PC HONORABLE RONALD G. PEARSON U. S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of West Virginia Case Law Update HONORABLE PATRICK M. FLATLEY U. S. Bankruptcy Court, Northern District of West Virginia How to Recognize and Evaluate Consumer Law Claims RALPH C. YOUNG, ESQUIRE Hamilton Burgess Young and Pollard, PLLC Motions to Lift Stay DAVID M. THOMAS, ESQUIRE Dinsmore and Shohl, LLP Ethical Issues STEVEN L. THOMAS, ESQUIRE Kay Casto and Chaney, PLLC This seminar is accredited for 8.0 WV MCLE credits, including 1.1 Ethics credits.http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/basicbankruptcybuildingapractice-2011-dvd-seminar-r80-1114-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5473075/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 20 Jan 2012 06:20:00 PST How to File a Chapter 7 Case - New Rules, Forms, and New Procedure to Record Hearing MATTHEW J. HAYES, ESQUIRE U. S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of West Virginia MICHAEL G. CLAGETT, ESQUIRE Clagett Law Office How to File a Chapter 13 Case and Get it Confirmed HELEN M. MORRIS, TRUSTEE U. S. Bankruptcy Court, Northern District of West Virginia IRS and State Tax Dischargeability Issues and Litigation THOMAS H. FLUHARTY, ESQUIRE Clarksburg, West Virginia Bankruptcy Fraud and Criminal Prosecution THOMAS C. RYAN, ESQUIRE U.S. Attorneys Office, Southern District of West Virginia Reaffirmations, Redemptions, and Surrender ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason CHRISTOPHER R. ARTHUR, ESQUIRE Samuel I. White, PC HONORABLE RONALD G. PEARSON U. S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of West Virginia Case Law Update HONORABLE PATRICK M. FLATLEY U. S. Bankruptcy Court, Northern District of West Virginia How to Recognize and Evaluate Consumer Law Claims RALPH C. YOUNG, ESQUIRE Hamilton Burgess Young and Pollard, PLLC Motions to Lift Stay DAVID M. THOMAS, ESQUIRE Dinsmore and Shohl, LLP Ethical Issues STEVEN L. THOMAS, ESQUIRE Kay Casto and Chaney, PLLC This seminar is accredited for 8.0 WV MCLE credits, including 1.1 Ethics credits.http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/basicbankruptcybuildingapractice-2011-cd-seminar-r80-1114-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5473078/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 20 Jan 2012 06:20:00 PST Pass Interference - Ethical Implications of Motions to Recuse: A View from the Bench HONORABLE JOHN PRESTON BAILEY U. S. District Court, Northern District of West Virginia Avoiding Fourth and Long: The Top Ten Ethical Dilemmas for Plaintiffs Litigators ALLAN N. KARLIN, ESQUIRE Allan N Karlin and Associates Ethical Hail Marys - Perspectives on What Defense Lawyers Do That They Should Not Do MICHAEL J. FARRELL, ESQUIRE Farrell, White and Legg PLLC The Fake, the Reverse, Holding, Interference, and Goal Line Stands: Ethical Dilemmas for Litigators in Mediation HONORABLE MICHAEL J. ALOI Circuit Judge for the 16th Judicial Circuit This seminar is accredited for 3.2 WV MCLE credits, including 3.2 Ethics credits.http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/ethicshowtoavoidhailmaryethics-mountaineerseries-2011-cd-seminar-m80-1201-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5602003/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 20 Jan 2012 13:24:00 PST This seminar will be held on February 24-25, 2012 at Canaan Valley Resort in Davis, West Virginia. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2012 4:00 P.M. DALE CARNEGIE: Is He the Dinosaur in the Courtroom? HARRY G. DEITZLER, ESQUIRE Hill, Peterson, Carper, Bee and Deitzler, PLLC 4:55 P.M. MOTIONS PRACTICE: Effectively Using Multimedia Presentation in Case Preparation, Motions Practice and Trial for Courtroom Persuasion L. DAVID DUFFIELD, ESQUIRE CHAD S. LOVEJOY, ESQUIRE THOMAS P. BOGGS, ESQUIRE Duffield, Lovejoy and Stemple, PLLC 5:55 P.M. BREAK 6:10 P.M. AVOIDING THE PERILS OF 30(b)(6) WITNESS DESIGNATION GERARD R. STOWERS, ESQUIRE Bowles Rice McDavid Graff and Love LLP 7:05 P.M. ADJOURN SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2012 8:30 A.M. PERSONAL JURISDICTION AFTER NICASTRO AND GOODYEAR PAMELA D. TARR, ESQUIRE Jackson Kelly PLLC 9:20 A.M. INSURANCE AND TORTS: SUBROGATION PROFESSOR THOMAS C. CADY West Virginia University College of Law 10:10 A.M. BREAK 10:25 A.M. VIDEO CONFERENCING: From your Desk, Home, Laptop, or iPad2: Cost Effective and Practical Communication with Counsel, Clients, and Experts iPAD TIPS AND TECHNIQUES: Tablet Computing for Portable Communication for Information and Efficiency Any Where at Any Time THE DIGITAL SECRETARY: iPhone 4s Verbal Commands CALENDARING, DICTATION, AND DELEGATION L. DAVID DUFFIELD, ESQUIRE CHAD S. LOVEJOY, ESQUIRE THOMAS P. BOGGS, ESQUIRE Duffield, Lovejoy and Stemple, PLLC 11:40 A.M. LUNCH (On your own) 4:30 P.M. WHO SAYS THE KING CAN DO NO WRONG: A Road Map for Suing the State and Political Subdivisions LONNIE C. SIMMONS, ESQUIRE DiTrapano, Barrett and DiPiero, P.L.L.C. 5:25 P.M. BREAK 5:40 P.M. LITIGATING CLAIMS IN THE FINANCIAL INDUSTRY REGULATORY AUTHORITY (FINRA): An Overview of the Process MARK R. STAUN, ESQUIRE The Segal Law Firm 6:30 P.M. REVIEW OF THE WEST VIRGINIA SUPREME COURT TERM RORY LEE PERRY, II, CLERK OF THE COURT West Virginia Supreme Court Clerks Office 7:25 P.M. ADJOURN This seminar is accredited for 10.1 WV MCLE credits, including 2.7 Law Office Management credits. This seminar is also accredited for 8.5 OH MCLE credits and 8.5 PA MCLE credits. We have also applied for MCLE credit in VA. Hotel Informationhttp://wvcle.org/items/current-live-seminars/litigation-regularseries-2012-live-seminar-r80-1207-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5603398/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 9 Jan 2012 11:00:00 PST Dissipation of Marital Assets LYNE RANSON, ESQUIRE Lyne Ranson Law Offices, PLLC Trying a Case on a Shoestring Budget HONORABLE RANDAL A. MINOR Family Court Judge - Circuit 20 Military Issues Related to Divorce CPT BRIAN R. ABRAHAM Judge Advocate, WVNG Abraham and Ilderton, PLLC QDROs Made Easy EMILY W. McBURNEY, ESQUIRE Davis, Matthews and Quigley, P.C. Family Law Appeals to the Supreme Court and Circuit Court HONORABLE JOSEPH C. POMPONIO 11th Judicial Circuit RORY LEE PERRY, II, ESQUIRE West Virginia Supreme Court Clerks Office Technology Updates for a Family Law Practice MARK W. KELLEY, ESQUIRE Ray Winton and Kelley PLLC BRITTANY NICHOLE RANSON, ESQUIRE Lyne Ranson Law Offices, PLLC Update on Family Law JAMES W. DOUGLAS, ESQUIRE James W. Douglas, LC Bankruptcy and Divorce Cases and Collecting Your Fees ANDREW S. NASON, ESQUIRE Pepper and Nason This seminar is accredited for 8.6 WV MCLE credits, including 1.0 Law Office Management credit. http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/familylaw2011-cd-seminar-m80-1202-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5620487/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 6 Jan 2012 07:10:00 PST FAUST F. ROSSI, SAMUEL S. LIEBOWITZ PROFESSOR OF TRIAL TECHNIQUES Cornell Law School I. Objections, Offers of Proof and Evidentiary Foundations · Timeliness and specificity requirements for objections and offers of proof. Rule 103 · Use of motions in limine · Preliminary fact questions upon which admissibility depends. Rule 104. · The doctrine of limited admissibility. Rule 105 and the relation between relevance and hearsay objections · The often overlooked rule of completeness. Rule 106 II. Hearsay: What Every Trial Lawyer Must Know · Definition: what it is and what it isnt · Privity admissions · The use of prior consistent statements · Statements made for purposes of diagnosis or treatment · Public and business records · The residual hearsay exception and its uses · Who is a predecessor in interest under the former testimony exception? III. The Sixth Amendment Right of Confrontation · The Crawford v. Washington revolution and the issues it raises · What is a testimonial statement and why is it important · The objective witness test · The primary purpose of police interrogation test · The forfeiture by wrongdoing exception to the Confrontation Requirement · The six leading United States Supreme Court cases IV. Witness Examination · Techniques for refreshing and recorded recollection · Impeachment by contradiction; definition and limits · Impeaching your own witness; case law limitations · Impeachment of the non-testifying hearsay declarant. The tension between Rules 806 and 608(b). V. Expert Witnesses · History: the eras of liberal admissibility and retrenchment · The Daubert - Joiner- Kumho revolution · The impact of amendments to Federal rules 702 and 703 · Criteria for the admissibility of expert testimony VI. Great American Trials: The Story of What Happened When American Nazis Tried to March in Skokie. Freedom for the Speech We Hate. · Does the First Amendment protect hate speech? · Village of Skokie v. The National Socialist Party · Time, place, and manner exception · The concept of prior restraint · The so called Hecklers veto · The concept of a captive audience · The fighting words exception · The Skokie result · International comparisons on how hate speech is handled · Later decisions: Snyder v. Phelps - the military funeral demonstration case This seminar is accredited for 8.1 WV MCLE credits.http://wvcle.org/items/compact-disc-seminars/evidence2011featuringprofessorfaustrossi-cd-seminar-m80-1203-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5620902/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 19 Dec 2011 07:05:00 PST FAUST F. ROSSI, SAMUEL S. LIEBOWITZ PROFESSOR OF TRIAL TECHNIQUES Cornell Law School I. Objections, Offers of Proof and Evidentiary Foundations · Timeliness and specificity requirements for objections and offers of proof. Rule 103 · Use of motions in limine · Preliminary fact questions upon which admissibility depends. Rule 104. · The doctrine of limited admissibility. Rule 105 and the relation between relevance and hearsay objections · The often overlooked rule of completeness. Rule 106 II. Hearsay: What Every Trial Lawyer Must Know · Definition: what it is and what it isnt · Privity admissions · The use of prior consistent statements · Statements made for purposes of diagnosis or treatment · Public and business records · The residual hearsay exception and its uses · Who is a predecessor in interest under the former testimony exception? III. The Sixth Amendment Right of Confrontation · The Crawford v. Washington revolution and the issues it raises · What is a testimonial statement and why is it important · The objective witness test · The primary purpose of police interrogation test · The forfeiture by wrongdoing exception to the Confrontation Requirement · The six leading United States Supreme Court cases IV. Witness Examination · Techniques for refreshing and recorded recollection · Impeachment by contradiction; definition and limits · Impeaching your own witness; case law limitations · Impeachment of the non-testifying hearsay declarant. The tension between Rules 806 and 608(b). V. Expert Witnesses · History: the eras of liberal admissibility and retrenchment · The Daubert - Joiner- Kumho revolution · The impact of amendments to Federal rules 702 and 703 · Criteria for the admissibility of expert testimony VI. Great American Trials: The Story of What Happened When American Nazis Tried to March in Skokie. Freedom for the Speech We Hate. · Does the First Amendment protect hate speech? · Village of Skokie v. The National Socialist Party · Time, place, and manner exception · The concept of prior restraint · The so called Hecklers veto · The concept of a captive audience · The fighting words exception · The Skokie result · International comparisons on how hate speech is handled · Later decisions: Snyder v. Phelps - the military funeral demonstration case This seminar is accredited for 8.1 WV MCLE credits.http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/evidence2011featuringprofessorfaustrossi-dvd-seminar-m80-1203-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5620905/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsMon, 19 Dec 2011 07:11:00 PST Pass Interference - Ethical Implications of Motions to Recuse: A View from the Bench HONORABLE JOHN PRESTON BAILEY U. S. District Court, Northern District of West Virginia Avoiding Fourth and Long: The Top Ten Ethical Dilemmas for Plaintiffs Litigators ALLAN N. KARLIN, ESQUIRE Allan N Karlin and Associates Ethical Hail Marys - Perspectives on What Defense Lawyers Do That They Should Not Do MICHAEL J. FARRELL, ESQUIRE Farrell, White and Legg PLLC The Fake, the Reverse, Holding, Interference, and Goal Line Stands: Ethical Dilemmas for Litigators in Mediation HONORABLE MICHAEL J. ALOI Circuit Judge for the 16th Judicial Circuit This seminar is accredited for 3.2 WV MCLE credits, including 3.2 Ethics credits.http://wvcle.org/items/dvd-seminars/hailmaryethics2011-dvd-seminar-m80-1201-detail.htmhttp://wvcle.org/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5620907/categ_id/13690Webcast SeminarsFri, 20 Jan 2012 13:25:00 PST