DATE: Aug 3, 2011
TIME: 07:45 AM to 3:30 PM
LOCATION: State Bar of Georgia Headquarters
ADDRESS: 104 Marietta St. NW, Suite 100, Atlanta, Georgia 30303
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Did you miss the Real Property Law Institute this year? Now is your chance to see what you missed.
Make your plans now to attend the 33rd Annual Real Property Law Institute Video Replay. This section sponsored event will be August 3-4, 2011 at the Bar Center in Atlanta. Just like at the live event, you will be able to choose either the Commercial or Residential sessions.
J. Noel Schweers III, the Institute chair, has put together an outstanding program. The Institute contains a full year’s worth of CLE, 12 CLE hours including 1 Ethics Hour, 1 Professionalism Hour and 3 Trial Practice Hours.
Joint Session Topics include:
• Judicial Update
• Real Estate Litigation Roundtable: A Discussion of Recent Default, Title and Commercial Litigation Trends
• Electronic Filing and E-Notary
• Poorly Noticed Sales, Late Filed Liens, and Other Reasons to Hate Bankruptcy Lawyers
• FDIC Upate
• Legislative Update
• Major Changes to Georgia Real Property Tax Law
• Ethics and the UPL – Witness Only Closings and More
• Remaining Professional During Stressful Times
• Environmental Considerations in Today’s Distressed Real Estate World: Pitfalls and Opportunities
Commercial Real Estate Session Topics include:
• Raising Capital for Real Estate Transactions in the Current Market Environment
• Consumer Price Index Basics
• Comparing and Contrasting the Different Methods of Acquiring Distressed Commercial Real Estate in Georgia
• The Analytical Focus of Real Estate Lenders Related Financial Data and Ratios
• Enforceability Limitations in Georgia Indemnity Law
Residential Real Estate Session Topics include:
• RESPA and Reforms
• Different State Approaches to the Residential Real Estate Closing
• Georgia’s Notary Laws
• Professional Liability Insurance for Today’s Real Estate Practitioner
• Thriving with Post Meltdown Closings: A Practical Primer on Avoiding Title and Closing Problems Resulting from Failed Developments, Loans and Banks, which Problems May Negatively Impact a Closing Attorney’s Bottom Line
For additional information and to register for this program, visit the ICLE website:
Residential Sessions:Â www.iclega.org/programs/7717.html
Commercial Sessions:Â www.iclega.org/programs/7719.html
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