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2005
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Emerging Issues for Government Attorneys. January 21, 2005. (#3722) Military re-employment rights; Use of force issues as to law enforcement personnel; Current issues as to prosecutorial misconduct; Emerging issues in employment law; Auditing your agency’s compliance with the Kansas Open Records Act |
$30 |
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How to Handle a DUI Case. January 28, 2005. (#3723) Kansas DUI case law update; Administrative hearings & appeals; Prosecutorial misconduct in closing arguments; Challenging the field sobriety tests; Pretrial motions; Ethical issues for the criminal practitioner |
$30 |
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5th Annual CLE Slam-Dunk! February 9, 2005. (#3724) Domestice law update; The ever changing ethical environment; Federal legislative update; Charitable giving; Medicaid; View from the federal bench; Business transactions; Special needs planning; Valuing a personal injury case; Intellectual property for the general practitioner; View from the appellate court bench; The law goes to the movies: the public’s perception of lawyer ethics |
$30 |
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Litigation All-Stars. April 22, 2005. (#3734) Voir dire; Federal motor carrier safety regulations; Understanding juries: tips and pitfalls; Ethical billing practices; Valuing a personal injury case; The evils of liens |
$30 |
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Juvenile Law. February 11, 2005. (#3725) Welfare of the child; eveloping and presenting a CINC case; Guardian Ad Litem ethics–-The wisdom of King Solomon is not sufficient; Juvenile Offender Code |
$30 |
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Family Law Institute. February 25, 2005. (#3727) Child Custody Evaluations: Understanding Evaluations & Assessing the Expert; High-Conflict Divorce; Successfully Navigating a HIPAA in Divorce Litigation; Advantages of ADR in your domestic practice |
$30 |
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Bankruptcy Institute. April 1, 2005. (#3728) Recent developments in bankruptcy and secured transactions; Full, complete and accurate disclosure: Civil enforcement and ethics; Local bankruptcy rules update; The paperless office; Updates in Chapter 13; CM/ECF–-Beyond the technical requirements; The Judicial perspective |
$30 |
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Appellate Practice Symposium. April 8, 2005. (#3738) · Effective oral arguments; Importance of the Standards of Review; Appellate practice in Kansas: A view from the bench; Appellate issues at the circuit level |
$30 |
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Legal Assistance For Frail, Elderly Kansans. April 15, 2005. (#3733) · Legal strategies for protection against and remedies for adult victims of abuse, neglect, and exploitation; The new durable general power of attorney statutory scheme; Kansas guardian/conservatorships: The new statutory scheme; Medicaid estate recovery update; Medicaid update: Miller, Brewer, and SB 272 |
$30 |
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Federal Criminal Law Practice. May 6, 2005. (#3746) Provided insight on new procedures and practices in sentencing following the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decisions, described changes in presentence reports as a result of the decisions, discussed roles under the new sentencing decisions, and focused on the preliminary stages of a criminal prosecution in federal court. |
$30 |
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Ethical Challenges in Managing a Law Firm. May 6, 2005. (#3747) Designed to create an awareness of learning opportunities, not to “solve” any ethical dilemmas; focused on the process, not the solution; and discussed a series of questions that addressed issues from video vignettes. |
$30 |
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Legal Issues Involving Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Individuals. May 27, 2005. (#3741) Representing clients from the GLBT community poses many unique challenges for the practitioner. Financial, family and employment matters cannot be handled using traditional methods and lawyers must therefore be prepared to identify and solve the special issues that their GLBT clients face. These materials address many of those special situations. |
$30 |
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KBA/KIOGA Oil and Gas Conference. August 5, 2005. (#3824) Advancements throughout the oil and gas industry hae brought a number of changes in the legal issues that regulate the industry. With these changes, issues such as Gas Gathering, H2S Issues, Insurance Indemnification and case law updates are included in the 30th annual KBA/KIOGA conference materials. |
$30 |
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2005 Annual Employment Law Institute. September 16, 2005. (#3839) Includes The Year in Review - an overview of significant cases from the Supreme Court; Arbitration of Employment Disputes: A Growing Trend; Wage & Hour – Collective Actions; Corporate Counsel Issues Panel (Tips & Dealing with In-House Counsel); and Employment Law Bloopers: Exhaustion, Statutes of Limitations, and other topics you do not want next to your name in the federal reporter. |
$30 |
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Recreational Law. September 16, 2005. (#3841) For our practitioners and outdoor enthusiasts, the annual Outdoor Recreational Law & Clay Shoot is an opportunity to join colleagues in a relaxed atmosphere of camaraderie, while enjoying the exceptional Flint Oak Hunting Preserve. The materials provide information on current topics directly affecting your practice such as: Hunting and Recreational Land Liability Issues, Federal Wildlife Litigation Overview, and Recreational Land Appraisal Issues |
$30 |
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KBA's Fifth Annual Agricultural Law Conference. October 14, 2005. (#3842) From Little House to Big Business, this seminar includes: Ethical considerations of Circular 230; Far from Home on the Range: The Intersection of Agriculture and Immigration; Food for Thought: Environmental, Litigation and Other Legal Issues Affecting Agribusiness and the Food Industry; Agricultural Liens; Legacy Planning/Family Limited Partnership Update; and “You’ve Got Mail” – Ethical Issues Surrounding the use of e-mail. |
$30 |
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Insurance Institute. October 28, 2005. (#3838) Featured in the 2005 Insurance Institute materials are Legislative Developments in Insurance Law, Cutting Edge Cases 2005, Insurance Ethics, Insurance Fraud and how it affects your practice, and the Interstate Insurance Product Regulation Compact, including the SMART Act. Authors include Alan Haskins, anti-fraud coordinator, National Association of Insurance Commissioners; Andrew Beal, general counsel, National Association of Insurance Commissioners; and several local experts. |
$30 |
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Orientation to Kansas Practice. November 4, 2005. (#3843) This is a required 8-hour CLE for all newly admitted Kansas attorneys. The focus is on the basics from hi-lights of different areas of law to important ethical considerations. OKP is a great way to reintroduce yourself to the basics in the practice of law. |
$30 |
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Live for Today, Plan for Tomorrow! Estate Planning Seminar. November 18, 2005. (#3876) The focus given to end of life decisions and related issues have been great this year in light of the Terri Schiavo case. Some of the more prominent considerations regarding this issue include reduction of income taxation, asset protection for trust beneficiaries, maximizing governmental resource availability, and creative uses of revocable trusts in the estate planning process. Practitioners must not only be aware of these considerations, but also knowledgeable in the rapidly evolving techniques which address them if they are to both competently serve their clients and avoid adverse economic impact of a shrinking estate planning client base. |
$30 |
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The Purchase and Sale of a Business: The Basics. November 19, 2005. (#3845) The Corporation, Business and Banking section hosted a four-hour videocast of up to date information on the purchase and sale of a business. Topics will include employment, tax and contractual/ UCC issues. The ethics presentation was focusing on the ethical impacts of the purchase and sale of a closely held business. |
$30 |
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Mediation of Civil Disputes: Beyond the Basics. December 2, 2005. (#3877) Mediation Advocacy: Successful Preparation, Presentation and Negotiation; Mediating With — Not Against — Insurance Companies; Civil Mediation Round Table: Mediation from the Perspective of Plaintiff’s Counsel, Defense Counsel and the Mediator; Civil Mediation from the Perspective of the Federal Judiciary; and Understanding Professional Responsibility Issues in Mediation. |
$30 |
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KBA 23rd Annual Plaza Lights Institute. December 9, 2005. (#3844) This annual event has the festivities of the holidays while incorporating today’s hottest topics in the legal world. From estate planning tax issues to the new big changes in the Bankruptcy Act, 2005’s Plaza Lights was full of information. Other topics discussed were the Overview of Article 9: then and now, Case Law Review: banking, mechanic liens and finance statements, and Ethical considerations over Circular 230. |
$30 |
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*Shipping charges are $4.50 per set of seminar materials ordered. Kansas residents add 7.95% sales tax.
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