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Jeffrey Segarra, Director Product Management, Nuance |
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Thomas F. Goldman, Author of Technology in the Law Office, S | ||
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| Miguel Pozo Lowenstein Sandler (Roseland, NJ) |
"Volunteer attorneys are eligible for one of three (3) free slots in exchange for accepting a pro bono case referral from a recognized pro bono legal services program. Staff legal services attorneys (e.g., public defenders, prosecutors, Legal Aid Bureau, Public Justice Center, House of Ruth, etc.) may also register for one of three (3) discounted slots offered at 50% off the regular course cost. Slots will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis.To receive a free or discounted slot, volunteers and staff lawyers should register through the Pro Bono Resource Center by calling 410-837-9379; 800-396-1274; emailing Kiah Elmore atkelmore@probonomd.org; or downloading the below registration forms.Volunteer attorneys who want a free slot should complete the MSBA Order Form and the Pro Bono Attorney Training Registration Form. Please submit the MSBA Order Form to the MSBA in accordance with the instructions on the form. You should mark in the “Fee” column “volunteer rate.” Please also submit a copy of the MSBA Order Form to PBRC. You will not be considered registered until you submit the Pro Bono Attorney Training Registration Form and a copy of the MSBA Order Form to PBRC.Staff legal services attorneys who want a discounted slot should complete the MSBA Order Form. Please submit the MSBA Order Form to the MSBA in accordance with the instructions on the form. You should mark in the “Fee” column “discounted rate.” Please also submit a copy of the MSBA Order Form to PBRC. You will not be considered registered until you submit a copy of the MSBA Order Form to PBRC.
520 W. Fayette Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
fax: 410-385-2616
kelmore@probonomd.org
"Western District of Wisconsin Chief Judge Conley, Chief Probation Officer Kent Hanson and Assistant Deputy Chief Probation Officer Paul Reed will present a free CLE at Noon on Friday, June 24, 2011 on the court’s new Court Intervention Program. The presentation will occur in the conference room on the first floor of the same building as the Federal Defender offices, 222 West Washington Avenue, Madison. The Court Intervention Program is similar to what some jurisdictions are referring to as a “Reentry Court” or “Drug Court” for people on federal supervision.
RSVP by June 20 to the Federal Defender’s office."
This complimentary CLE seminar will provide training for attorneys to volunteer to assist low income individuals with state tax issues. Once an attorney completes the CLE, The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland may refer cases to the attorney through the Volunteer Lawyers Program. Participation in the Volunteer Lawyers Program provides a great opportunity to gain valuable legal experience. Legal Aid provides mentoring and malpractice insurance for cases referred through its programs. Legal Aid’s service area includes Lake, Geauga, Ashtabula, Lorain, and Cuyahoga Counties.
Another great program from Intellectual Property Colloquium:| http://www.ipcolloquium.com/Programs/6.html |
| Title: FUNDAMENTALS OF FEDERAL CRIMINAL DEFENSE | ||
| INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA - JUNE 9, 2011 | ||
| Contact: Jenna_Shepard@ao.uscourts.gov | ||
| **REGISTER HERE** | ||
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| Financial Assistance Application | ||
| The Fundamentals of Federal Criminal Defense Program (Fundamentals) is an additional one-day program offered during the Winning Strategies Seminar. It will take place on Thursday, June 9, 2011. Specifically designed for criminal defense attorneys who are new to the CJA panel, it will offer sessions on topics that every new practitioner should master. After participating in the Fundamentals, attorneys are encouraged to participate in the remaining Winning Strategies sessions which continue on Friday and Saturday.Participants must register for the Winning Strategies Seminar and the Fundamentals separately. |
Cyber security disasters, including the mishandling and use of private data, are among the top and -- most frightening -- silent threats facing companies, individuals, governments and other organizations today. From accidental leaks of non-public information which may result in privacy class action lawsuits, to the intentional harvesting of data posted on social networks, to data gleaned from flash cookies, the global risks are growing and often unavoidable. Do you have safeguards in place to avoid data breaches? Is your company positioned to respond quickly and effectively in the event of a breach? Learn about insurance coverage options, as well as how to mitigate and protect against cyber threats in this 90 minute complimentary webinar designed for companies and their outside counsel.
