2007 Preventing Legal Malpractice

2007 Preventing Legal Malpractice - WEBCAST

January 2007

2007 Preventing Legal Malpractice - WEBCAST

Featuring the 2nd Edition of the "Lawyer's Professional Liability in Colorado" Handbook

Agenda:

Case Law Update

Presented by:

Michael T. McConnell, McConnell Siderius Fleishner Houghtaling & Craigmile LLC

Troy Rackham, McConnell Siderius Fleischner Houghtaling & Craigmile LLC

Creditors' Rights⁄Collecting Fees

Presented by:

Irvin Borenstein, Law Offices of Irvin Borenstein - Invited

Ross W. Pulkrabek, Starrs Mihm & Caschette LLP

Lawyer Advertising In Light of Crowe v. Tull

Presented by:

Tom Quinn, White & Steele PC

John Palmeri, White & Steele PC

Ethical Ramifications of Lawyer Advertising

Presented by:

Alexander R. Rothrock, Burns, Figa & Will PC

Common Law & Statutory Claims

Presented by:

Michael T. Mihm, Starrs Mihm & Caschette LLP

Elizabeth (Betsy) J. Hyatt Starrs Mihm & Caschette LLP

Electronic Discovery

Presented by:

Julie McCurdy Williamson, Bieging Shapiro & Burrus LLP - Invited

Natalie Hanlon-Leh, Faegre & Benson LLP

Risk Management & Ethics Opinion 113

Presented by:

David C. Little, Montgomery Little Soran Murray & Kuhn PC

Christopher B. Little, Montgomery Little Soran Murray & Kuhn PC

Professional Liability Insurance

Presented by:

Bradley A. Levin and Michael J. Rosenberg, Roberts Levin & Patterson PC

Walter N. Houghtaling, McConnell Siderius Fleishner Houghtaling & Craigmile LLC

Live Programs:

January 25, 2007 - Denver: CLE Classroom, 1900 Grant Street, Suite 300

January 26, 2007 - Colorado Springs: At the Sheraton Colorado Springs,

2886 South Circle Drive

February 7, 2007 - Denver: CLE Classroom, 1900 Grant Street, Suite 300

February 9, 2007 - Grand Junction (pm program): At the The DoubleTree Hotel Grand

Junction, 743 Horizon Drive

Video Replay:

February 23, 2007- Denver: CLE Classroom, 1900 Grant Street, Suite 300

Webcast Programs:

January 25, 2007

February 7, 2007

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