Real Estate Fall Update 2015 - Hot Topics! Out of Stock
Co-sponsored by the Real Estate Law Section of the Colorado Bar Association
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October 2015
Real Estate Fall Update 2015 - Hot Topics!
Co-sponsored by the Real Estate Law Section of the Colorado Bar Association
Program Highlights:
Current Trends in Real Estate Opinion Practice
- HOA Assessment Lien Priority Issues
- What Real Estate Lawyers Don't Know About Insurance
- The Recent Changes in the Law Affecting Conservation Easements
- The Recent Urban Renewal Legislation
- Ethics: Lessons from the Worst of the Worst
Program Description:
The dog days of summer may be over, but the temperature in the CLE classroom is still HOT, HOT, HOT! That's because the theme for this year's Real Estate Fall Update is the hottest topics in Colorado real estate today.
For example, you'll find out about the current trends in real estate opinion practice. The ABA, ACMA and ACREL have developed guidelines for typical and appropriate opinions, qualifications and assumptions in opinion practice. This program will discuss those guidelines as well as emerging issues for opinion givers and recipients. You will also learn about HOA assessment lien priority, including the recent case law concerning foreclosure of the super priority portion of an assessment lien and changes to UCIOA § 3-116. Learn what insurance products are currently available for your clients, and get the recent changes in the law affecting conservation easements.
And that's not all! There have also been recent changes in urban renewal legislation. End the day with an ethics presentation that will focus on lessons in lawyer ethics drawn from some of the most factually egregious cases in recent years - you might not believe what you hear!
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Agenda:
8:30am
Registration and Continental Breakfast
9:00am
Welcome and Introduction
Joseph E. Lubinski, Esq., Program Moderator
9:10am
Current Trends in Real Estate Opinion Practice
Due authorization and enforceability opinions are a typical requirement on any lender's closing checklist, but not all opinions are created equal. The ABA, ACMA and ACREL have developed guidelines for typical and appropriate opinions, qualifications and assumptions in opinion practice. This program will discuss those guidelines as well as emerging issues for opinion givers and recipients, including, for example, current best practices with respect to reliance by third parties, scope of enforceability opinions, and appropriate opinion diligence.
Presented by Alicia B. Clark, Esq.
10:00am
Networking Break
10:10am
HOA Assessment Lien Priority
An Introduction to § 316 of CCIOA; Recent Case Law Concerning Foreclosure of the Super Priority Portion of an Assessment Lien and Impact on the First Deed of Trust, Including Discussion of Federal Supremacy Issues Related to Fannie Mae and FHFA Lien Rights; Changes to UCIOA § 3-116.
Presented by Suzanne M. Leff, Esq.
11:00am
What Real Estate Lawyers Don't Know About Insurance
So you have assisted in the acquisition of the property, obtained title insurance, received entitlements and plan approval. It is time to build. Depending upon the nature of development and the requirements of lenders, a bevy of insurance considerations must now take place, including Builder's Risk, Owner's Liability, General Liability (Contractor), Auto, Workers Compensation, Professional Liability (Architects and Engineers). What does my client really need and what products are currently available?
Presented by Mike Roark, CRM, CRIS, Executive Vice President
11:50am
Lunch Break on Your Own
1:00pm
The Recent Changes in the Law Affecting Conservation Easements
Recent changes to the laws governing conservation easements have been made through statute and case law. All of these changes will be discussed, as well as current trends.
Presented by Larry Kueter, Esq.
1:50pm
The Recent Urban Renewal Legislation
HB1348 enacted significant changes to the urban renewal process in Colorado. These changes will be discussed in the context of previously-existing Colorado urban renewal law, along with potential impacts on the use of urban renewal as a tool for economic development.
Presented by Bill E. Kyriagis, Esq.
2:40pm
Networking Break
2:50pm
Ethics: Lessons from the Worst of the Worst
This presentation will focus on lessons in lawyer ethics drawn from the most factually egregious cases in recent years. You might not believe what you hear – yes, some lawyers really do this stuff!
Presented by Katrin Miller Rothgery, Esq.
3:40pm
Questions and Answers
Members of the Faculty
4:00pm
Adjourn
- CLE Pass Price *FREE! - exclusions may apply
- Standard Price $309.00 USD
- Member Price $269.00 USD
- General Credits 6.00
- Ethics Credits 1.00
- EDI Credits