4TH ANNUAL OREGON TAX INSTITUTE
Sept. 11, 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Sept. 12, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Embassy Suites Portland Downtown
10 general CLE credits (including .5 lunch credit)
11 CPE credits
Designed for both tax professionals and experienced attorneys, highlights include: presentations by Owen Fiore, one of the nation’s leading tax litigators; the Hon. Henry C. Breithaupt, Oregon Tax Court, and a state and local tax panel. Socialize with speakers and colleagues during a hosted reception at the Pittock Mansion on Sept. 11.
No video replay available.
DEPOSING THE EXPERT WITNESS & USING DEPOSITIONS AT TRIAL WITH DAVID MARKOWITZ
Sept. 12, 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Oregon Convention Center
6.25 general or practical skills CLE credits
Your entire case can be won or lost at deposition. Achieve better results with this seminar that covers all the basics of taking and defending a deposition, including: the scope of permissible expert testimony; how to avoid common pitfalls; and when and how to use depositions at trial and in motion practice.
Ash (10/10) Ast (10/10) CB (10/3) Eug (10/10) GP (10/2) HR (10/3) Klam (10/3) LG (10/3) LO (10/11) New (10/10) Pend (10/10) Red (10/10) Rose (10/2) Salem (10/3) Vale (10/3)
MICROSOFT WORD FOR THE LAW OFFICE WITH LEIGH WEBBER
Sept. 25, 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
DoubleTree Hotel Lloyd Center
6.5 general or practical skills CLE credits
Get indispensable training to master this essential practice tool, including effective techniques for creating standard and complex legal documents. The concepts are illustrated with practice-specific material for the demanding law office environment.
Ash (10/17) Ast (10/17) CB (10/10) Eug (10/17) GP (10/9) HR (10/10) Klam (10/10) LG (10/10) LO (10/18) New (10/17) Pend (10/17) Red (10/17) Rose (10/9) Salem (10/10) Vale (10/10)
ADVANCED MICROSOFT WORD FOR THE LAW OFFICE WITH LEIGH WEBBER
Sept. 26, 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
DoubleTree Hotel Lloyd Center
6.5 general or practical skills CLE credits
Boost your skills and provide a higher level of client service when you master this powerhouse software. The seminar includes instruction on advanced techniques for creating automated legal document productions systems.
Ash (10/24) Ast (10/24) CB (10/17) Eug (10/24) GP (10/16) HR (10/17) Klam (10/17) LG (10/17) LO (10/25) New (10/24) Pend (10/24) Red (10/24) Rose (10/16) Salem (10/17) Vale (10/17)
ELDER LAW ESSENTIALS: PLANNING TOOLS AND PRACTICE TIPS
Oct. 3, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Oregon Convention Center
5.5 general CLE credits and 1 ethics credit
Gain practical knowledge and essential planning techniques to effectively deal with the complex matters unique to older clients and their families. Presented by some of Oregon’s most experienced elder law attorneys, this seminar provides information on government benefits for long-term care, legislative hot topics and everyday elder law ethics.
Ash (10/31) Ast (10/31) CB (10/24) Eug (10/31) GP (10/23) HR (10/24) Klam (10/24) LG (10/24) LO (11/1) New (10/31) Pend (10/31) Red (10/31) Rose (10/23) Salem (10/24) Vale (10/24)
CHILD ABUSE REPORTING
Oct. 8, 9-10 a.m.
Oct. 8, 1-2 p.m.
Oregon State Bar Center
1 child abuse reporting credit
Learn what your duty to report is, when the duty applies, what abuse is and how to report it. Other topics include the meaning of 'reasonable cause' and 'comes in contact,' the reporting exception based on privileged communications and reporting someone’s intention to commit an act of child abuse. Original seminar date: 10/9/02.
No video replay available.
GOVERNMENT & CONSTRUCTION LEGISLATION UPDATE: INCLUDING THE NEW OREGON PUBLIC CONTRACTING CODE
Oct. 9, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
DoubleTree Hotel Lloyd Center
5.5 general CLE credits and 1 ethics credit
Get important updates on the 2003 Legislature's sweeping changes to public contracting law, including general procurement, public improvements and new remedies.
Ash (11/7) Ast (11/7) CB (10/31) Eug (11/7) GP (10/30) HR (10/31) Klam (10/31) LG (10/31) LO (11/8) New (11/7) Pend (11/7) Red (11/7) Rose (10/30) Salem (10/31) Vale (10/31)
U. S. SUPREME COURT UPDATE WITH PROFESSOR CHARLES WHITEBREAD
Oct. 10, 9 a.m.- noon
DoubleTreeHotel Lloyd Center
3 general CLE credits
A discussion of significant decisions of the 2002-2003 term and a review of issues for the coming term will be provided by this lively and informed constitutional law expert.
Ash (11/14) Ast (11/14) CB (11/7) Eug (11/14) GP (11/6) HR (11/7) Klam (11/7) LG (11/7) LO (11/15) New (11/14) Pend (11/14) Red (11/14) Rose (11/6) Salem (11/7) Vale (11/7)
APPELLATE PRACTICE: perspectives at home and abroad
Oct. 10, 1-4 p.m.
DoubleTree Hotel Lloyd Center
2 general CLE credits and 1 ethics credit
Explore select emerging issues in Oregon law and appellate practice. Includes a look at Russian appellate law and an ethics panel.
Ash (11/14) Ast (11/14) CB (11/7) Eug (11/14) GP (11/6) HR (11/7) Klam (11/7) LG (11/7) LO (11/15) New (11/14) Pend (11/14) Red (11/14) Rose (11/6) Salem (11/7) Vale (11/7)
FUNDAMENTALS OF CIVIL TRIAL PROCEDURE
Oct. 17, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Oct. 18, 9 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
Oregon Convention Center
9.25 general or practical skills CLE credits and 1 ethics credit
Join some of Oregon’s most experienced litigators to learn essential procedural skills necessary to achieve success in the courtroom. Includes pleading strategies, the anatomy of a trial, and what happens on appeal.
Ash (11/20-21) Ast (11/20-21) CB (11/13-14) Eug (11/20-21) GP (11/13-14) HR (11/13-14) Klam (11/13-14) LG (11/13-14) LO (11/21-22) New (11/20-21) Pend (11/20-21) Red (11/20-21) Rose (11/13-14) Salem (11/13-14) Vale (11/13-14)
Correction
Auto Insurance Coverage & Litigation, to be held Dec.
4, 2003, is a full-day seminar, and registration is $155 ($100
for new lawyers). The Fall 2003 CLE Calendar listed incorrect
prices. Season Ticket registration remains $15.
For additional CLE Seminars information
Insurance, 2003 cumulative supplement
Whatever your area of practice, chances are you will encounter insurance issues. We’ve got you covered with Insurance.
This two-volume book explains the fundamental issues involved in virtually all insurance cases, including interpreting policy language; an insurer’s duty to defend, settle, and pay; overlapping insurance; and actions against insurers. Insurance also focuses on specific types of insurance coverage, including automobile, marine, property, and general liability insurance.
The 2003 cumulative supplement updates Insurance, adds practice tips, statutes, and recent case law, and includes discussions on the following: When does an insurer have a duty to defend claims arising out of intentional acts? (See Abrams v. General Star Indemnity Co.); when can an agent be liable?; when does 'personal injury' insurance apply?; when is an employer’s vicarious liability insured?; how can ambiguities in an insurance policy or provision be resolved?; what qualifies as 'proof of loss'? (See Dockins v. State Farm Ins. Co.); what have the Oregon appellate courts said about an insurer’s duty to defend or settle when coverage is questionable?; when does an insured have a right to recover attorney fees in an action against an insurer?; and what damages flow from an insurer’s breach of its duty to defend?
The 2003 cumulative supplement: $95; 1996 book (2 vols.) with 2003 cumulative supplement: $225. Also available on CD-ROM. To order, call the OSB Order Desk at (503) 684-7413, or toll-free in Oregon at (800) 452-8260, ext. 413.
For additional
CLE Publications information
Sept. 5 Ethics – UPL & MJP
Sept. 5 The Ethical Oregon Lawyer: Update with Jarvis, Fucile & Tellam
Sept. 11-12 Fourth Annual Oregon Tax Institute
Sept. 12 Deposing Expert Witnesses with David Markowitz
Sept. 18-20 OSB Annual Meeting
Sept. 25-26 Beginning & Advanced MS Word, with Leigh Webber