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Lender Liability: Evaluating, Minimizing and Defending Claims — March 16

Defending Against Attacks on Loans in Workout, Default and Bankruptcy

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New Illinois Legal Ethics Rules
March 11 (about 6 hours)

Managed Care Litigation: Emerging Trends in Provider-Plan Disputes
March 11 (about 6 hours)

Distressed Commercial Real Estate Debt: New Opportunities and Legal Risks
March 11 (about 6 hours)

Lender Liability: Evaluating, Minimizing and Defending Claims
March 16 (5 days)

ERISA Class Action Trends: Trial and Settlement Strategies
March 17 (6 days)

Collateralized Debt Obligation Litigation on the Rise
March 18 (7 days)

Patent Marking: Federal Circuit Expands Liability Threat
March 18 (7 days)

Form 5500: Tackling Compliance Risks, Understanding Applicability of IRS Paid Preparer Rules
March 18 (7 days)

Additional Insured Coverage: Reconciling Business Contract Obligations and Policy Terms
March 23 (12 days)

Electronic Health Record Technology Contracts After HITECH
March 23 (12 days)

FASB Statement 166 and Commercial Loan Participations
March 24 (13 days)

Wage and Hour Collective and Class Claims: The Continuing Litigation Threat
March 24 (13 days)

Commercial Lease Assignments and Subleases: Negotiation Strategies in a Troubled Market
March 25

CFIUS Regulations for Foreign Investment in the U.S.
March 25

Bellwether Trials: Evolving Trends in Class Action and Complex Litigation
March 25

New SEC Custody Rules for Investment Advisers
March 25

Financing In-Transit Inventory: Legal Risks to Lenders
March 31

Canadian Sales Tax Compliance Challenges for U.S. Companies
March 31

S Corporation Tax Compliance Challenges
April 1

Commercial Loan Workouts: Forbearance Options and Waivers After Default
April 1

Preliminary Injunctions and TROs in Commercial Litigation
April 1

Divided Patent Infringement: Emerging Challenges
April 1

EEO Internal Investigations: Legal and Practical Guidance for Employment Counsel
April 6

Alternative Fee Arrangements for Law Firms and Corporate Law Departments
April 6

M&A Engagement Letters
April 6

Syndicated Loan Facilities With Lenders and Agents Facing Default
April 6

Joint Ventures: Avoiding Antitrust Liability After JV is Established
April 7

Public-Private Partnerships for Real Estate Development: Contract Negotiation Strategies
April 7

Healthcare Fraud and Abuse in a Tougher Enforcement Environment
April 8

Environmental Warranties for Carbon Emissions: New Regulations and Developing Legal Trends
April 8

Passive Foreign Investment Company Tax Regulations
April 8

Equitable Subordination and Recharacterization: Looming Threats in Bankruptcy
April 13

Shareholder Derivative Claims Investigations: Advising Special Litigation Committees
April 13

Environmentally Contaminated Property: When Owners Face Insolvency
April 13

New Mandates for Group Health Plans: GINA, MHPA, HITECH, MSP Reporting and More
April 14

Obviousness Standard for Patents Post-KSR
April 14

Debt Exchange Offers: Legal Strategies for Distressed Issuers
April 15

Apportioning Service Revenue in Corporate Tax Compliance
April 15

Commercial Mortgage Modifications: Lien Priority, Title Insurance and Bankruptcy Issues
April 20

Consumer Class Action Litigation
April 20

FASB's ASU 2010-06: Expanded Requirements for Fair Value Disclosures
April 20

Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Compliance In Joint Ventures and Consortia
April 21

Employee Leave Under the FMLA, ADA and Workers' Compensation Laws
April 21

Insurance Coverage for Green Building: CGL, E&O and Property
April 21

Hospital Outpatient Services: New CMS Supervision Requirements
April 22

Structuring Tax Provisions in Partnership and LLC Operating Agreements
April 22

Social Networking: Unique Legal Challenges for Financial Services Firms
April 22

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Strafford webinars and teleconferences offer an excellent opportunity to train your entire staff—with no lost travel time or expenses. They are extremely cost-effective—allowing an unlimited number of people at your location to listen from a single line at no additional charge.

Each live seminar features presentations by a panel of nationally recognized authorities, followed by an interactive Q&A session. Presentation materials can be viewed online or printed out. Audio can be accessed via the web or a telephone.

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Strafford webinars are designed by our professional staff, under the guidance of a distinguished advisory board—providing the real-world perspectives of outside experts and practitioners from law and accounting firms, industry and academia.

Programs are presented by a panel of carefully selected leaders in their fields with critical knowledge of the issues presented.

Customer Reviews

The speakers were well versed and kept my attention throughout the program.

Natalie Kossak

Independent Fiduciary Services

I found the content very useful and was impressed by the high quality of each speaker's ability to articulate his presentation.

Andrew Lillie

Hogan & Hartson

Speakers were knowledgeable enough to talk about the subject matter in an easily digestible manner.

Daniel M. Cleary

Gotham Insurance/New York Marine & General Insurance

Content was excellent.

Jonelle Burnham

Kimberly-Clark

The three presentations created a balanced approach.

Cris Navarro

Enloe Medical Center

The program was very to the point — no fluff.

Brian McNamara

Wright Lindsey & Jennings

Very good.  Gave me exactly what I wanted.  The questions I emailed in were handled thoroughly.

James J. Long

Briggs & Morgan

Content was superb.

Patrick Webb

Webb & Carey

The teleconference was efficient with a well-focused agenda. The speakers really seem to know the material and communicated it clearly.

Owen Hughes

Pfizer

One of the best CLEs outside my firm that I have attended in a long time. The materials and the dual perspectives were great and the comments on one another's presentations were very instructive.

Lisa Taylor Hudson

Sands Anderson Marks & Miller

I liked everything about the teleconference - knowledgeable speakers, well presented, timely topic.  I was very impressed.

James A. Tramonte

Miller Martin

This was my first experience with an interactive CLE.  It was good not to have to leave my office for the program.

Patricia Hays

Vestcom International

The teleconference contained information that was relevant, useful and up-to-date.

Mark Hegedus

Spiegel & McDiarmid

The teleconference addressed a highly relevant topic that recurs in my practice. The subject matter was very timely and informative.

Saleem Moghal

Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker

Great program.  All three speakers were very knowledgeable and had smooth deliveries.

John Bowers

Fortune 100 Company

The information was relevant and well presented.  The questions were good, and the speakers responded with clear knowledge.

Sheila Fox Morrison

Davis Wright Tremaine

A thoroughly professionally structured and presented program.

Roy Gowey

City of Coeur d'Alene

The presentation and handouts were very informative. And it allowed me to attend a CLE without leaving the office.

Bill Pemerton

Horton Maddox & Anderson

Good handouts and up to date references.

Andrew Davis

Lieben Whitted Houghton Slowiaczek & Cavanagh

The back-and-forth between the panelists made the program easy to listen to. The slides were very well done.

Chris Kelly

Mayer Brown