Fall 2015 CLE Desk Catalog

Fall 2015CLE DeskCatalog

ArkBarF A L L 2 0 1 5 C L E

September-December2015

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The Arkansas Bar Association is proud to be the premier provider of CLE in Arkansas. We are dedicated to meeting your educational needs. We have over 40 in-person seminars, as well as a continually increasing number of webinar CLEs held annually. The Association concentrates on providing high-quality sem-inars on a broad range of topics at a fair and reasonable cost.

This desk reference contains all of the Association’s CLE offerings from September through December 2015. As always, the information will also be online. The online version will have any changes and updates.

Register online at http://mx.arkbar.com/EVENTS/EventsList.aspx or return the registration form at the back of this catalog.

ArkBar Fall 2015 CLE Catalog

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04. Assets in Unity: Marriage, Divorce and Planning Ahead

04. Ethics: Marketing, Social Media or Online Presence

05. Hot Legal Topics

06. Collaborative Law

07. Article 9: What it Is, How to Use It and Updates on the New Rules

08. Privacy Law

09. Rock and Roll CLE

09. Gun Trusts

10. Trick or Treat: General Practitioner’s Guide to Handling Workers’ Compensation

10. Human Trafficking

11. 16th Annual Government Practice Institute

12. Bankruptcy Issues for the Practitioner

13. Defending DWI

13. Elder Law

14. Webinars

15. Registration

Table of Contents

A Word of ThanksAssociation planners and presenters are volunteers. It is only through their generous contributions of time, energy, talent and experience that this and every Association seminar can be a success. We deeply appreciate their work.

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Ethics: Marketing, Social Media or Online Presence

This three-hour CLE will fully explore the dangers and pit-falls of your online presence. When is a Facebook post go-ing too far? Is your blog crossing the line? These are just a few of the areas that will be discussed.

Focus Areas Include:

• Ethically and Properly Establishing Your Web Presence

• Ethical Issues Surrounding Your Marketing Strategy

• Social Media Blunders and How to Avoid Them• The Complex Issues Surrounding Solicitation

Chris, nicknamed “Tres” due to being the third Chris to join the office, is the SEO Lead at GNGF. Chris was born and raised in Cincinnati and attended Miami University and Cincinnati State University. Chris specializes in organic and paid search, SEO audits, keyword analysis, page speed optimization, and creates individualized SEO strategies for law firms.

How to Protect Yourself With a Solid Pre-Marital Agreement Bonnie Lee Robertson, Robertson Law Firm, PLLC Valuating Business Assets in a Divorce Case Steven Schroeder, JD, ASA, MCBA, Schwartz & Associates LLC Gray Divorces: Divorcing Late Bonnie Lee Robertson, Robertson Law Firm, PLLC

9:00 - 10:00 a.m.

10:00 - 11:00 a.m.

11:15 -12:15 p.m.

Marriage has a significant impact on the assets of married couples. Often issues that arise in a marriage can be dealt with if the outcome of a divorce is consid-ered prior to the marriage. However, this often is not the case. Come listen to three experts who will address these important issues.

October 1, 20159:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.Arkansas Bar Center2224 Cottondale Lane, Little Rock

3.0 CLE HOURS, includes 1.0 Ethics HourMember CostOnline by 9/24 $135Mailed/Faxed by 9/24 $155Onsite after 9/24 $170Non-member $205Register at the door after September 24

Assets in Unity:Marriage, Divorce and Planning AheadSeptember 24, 20159:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.Arkansas Bar Center2224 Cottondale Lane, Little Rock

3.0 CLE HOURSMember CostOnline by 9/17 $135Mailed/Faxed by 9/17 $155Onsite after 9/17 $170Non-member $205Register at the door after September 17

Speaker: Chris Homer, GNGF

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Hot Legal Topics

8:30 - 9:30 a.m.

9:30 - 10:30 a.m.

10:45 - 11:45 a.m.

11:45 - 1:00 p.m.

1:00 - 2:00 p.m.

2:00 - 3:00 p.m.

3:15 - 4:15 p.m.Ethics

October 2, 20158:30 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.

Hilton Garden Inn2840 S Caraway Rd.

Jonesboro, AR 72401

6.0 CLE HOURSincludes 1.0 Ethics Hour

Member CostOnline by 9/26 $260Mailed/Faxed by 9/26 $280Onsite after 9/26 $295Non-member $330Register at the door after September 26

Program Planners:Hunter Hanshaw,

Hunter J. Hanshaw, PLCD. Chris Gardner,

Gardner Law FirmCarla Rogers Nadzam P.A.

Join the Arkansas Bar Association and the Craighead County Bar Association for the Annual Hot Legal Topics Seminar, which is held in Jonesboro. This is always a terrific event focusing on the latest legal developments led by local speakers and experts.

Mediation Preparations: Steps Critical for Maximizing Chances of SuccessMr. Richard A. Lusby, Womack, Phelps & McNeill, P.A.

The Executive Order on Immigration and the 5th Circuit Case of State of Texas et al v. United StatesAriel J. Snyder, Womack, Phelps & McNeill, P.A

Traps for the Unwary: Pitfalls for the Average Person/Family Under Digital Sex Crimes StatutesCurtis W. Hitt, Hitt Law Firm PA

Lunch (Provided)

Assigning Fault to Non-Parties: The Recent Rule ChangesBrett A. McDaniel, McDaniel Law Firm PLC

Updated Status of Dower/Curtesy Rights in Estate PlanningWarren Curt Hawkins, Waddell, Cole & Jones, P.A.

Ethical and Practical Courtroom Tips for the New LawyerJudge Brent Davis, Circuit JudgeMatt Modelevsky, Snellgrove, Langley, Culpepper, Williams & MullallyJudge Melissa Richardson, Circuit JudgeBill Bristow, Bristow & Richardson

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Speaker: Nora Kalb Bushfield, MSW, JD, Collaborative Law Center, Atlanta, Georgia

This is a two day stimulating and interactive Collaborative Basic Training, which invites participants to think about the concepts, discuss the topics, and practice Collaborative skills using an engaging, interactive, and sup-portive approach. The seminar is designed to provide trainees with the necessary knowledge of theories, prac-tices, skills and tools needed to begin Collaborative Practice immediately. This training meets or exceeds the Standards for Collaborative Basic Training promulgated by the International Academy of Collaborative Profes-sionals (IACP). Core curriculum topics are offered in narrative, power point and video formats, and include the development, structure and management of the collaborative process; skills, theory and ethics required of the collaborative practice professional; decision-making reference points within the role of the legal system; develop-ment of effective communication skills that enhance prospects of resolving issues; and understanding and resolv-ing power dynamics and imbalances within the context of a unique approach to best prepare the Collaborative Practitioner for working with clients.

Nora Kalb Bushfield, MSW, JD, is a nationally recognized trainer in Collaborative Practice, including Interdisciplinary Family Practice and Civil Collaborative Practice.

This seminar will meet or exceed the IACP’s Standards for Collaborative Basic Training.

Collaborative Law—Two-day Intensive Collaborative Basic Training

October 15 - 16, 20158:30 - 4:30 p.m.Arkansas Bar Center2224 Cottondale Lane, Little Rock

14.0 CLE HOURS, includes 1.0 Ethics Hour

Member Cost Online by 10/08 $450Mailed/Faxed by 10/08 $470Onsite after 10/08 $485Non-member $520 Register at the door after October 8

Lunch is included both days.

Collaborative Family Law (also called Collaborative Practice and Collaborative Divorce) is a cutting edge legal process that creates a constructive and respect-ful environment to resolve disputes, and one that focuses on each person’s needs, essentially putting con-trol of the outcome in the participants’ hands. This type of alternative dispute resolution process coordinates and fosters the cooperation of all persons involved, to eliminate the negative economic and emotional consequences of litigation. The Collaborative Process allows clients to maintain their dignity, to protect the best interests of their children, and to use communication and problem-solving techniques to resolve their dispute, all without court intervention.

At this seminar, partici-pants will learn the new rules regarding the debtor’s name and will learn about the new UCC1 and UCC3 forms. Par-ticipants will also learn the transition rules, in order to maintain the effectiveness of current UCC filings.

This seminar will also cov-er Article 9 in Arkansas from start to finish. Participants will learn how to perfect a security interest in every category of Article 9 collat-eral and any unique issues involved in those catego-ries. Considerable time will be devoted to farm-related collateral (farm equipment, farm products, and farm accounts) and to fixtures,

timber to be cut, and as-ex-tracted collateral. The de-fault provisions of Article 9 will also be dealt with exten-sively.

Participants will also learn that subsequent events (for example, name changes and changes in the debtor’s loca-tion) can adversely impact the secured party’s security interest unless the secured party takes action within certain time frames. Partic-ipants will also learn about the purchase money securi-ty interest “super priorities” relating to equipment, in-ventory, cattle, and comput-er software and how to ob-tain those super priorities.

October 22, 20159:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Arkansas Bar Center2224 Cottondale Lane, Little Rock

5.0 CLE HOURS

Member Cost Online by 10/15 $200Mailed/Faxed by 10/15 $220Onsite after 10/15 $235Non-member $270Register at the door after October 15

Lunch is Own Your Own

Speaker: Richard E. Ulmer, Attorney at Law

Build your library with handbooks on substantive areas of state and federal law written by expert attorneys and judges. The handbooks can serve as a practical guide and include

reference materials, forms, checklists and other resources. Order online today!

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Article 9: What it Is, How to Use It and Updates on the New Rules

Significant changes to Article 9 will became effective in Arkansas and other states on July 1, 2013. The most important of the changes involved new rules regarding the debtor’s name and new UCC1 and UCC3 forms.

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8:00 - 9:00 a.m.

9:00 - 10:00 a.m.

10:15 - 11:15 a.m.

11:15 - 12:15 p.m.

Privacy in the Internet AgeElizabeth Bowles, Aristotle

Privacy and Business emailsJon Pascoe, Arvest Bank

Hot Topics in Privacy Law—A Discussion of Currently Trending Privacy Topics on the Web andSocial MediaBenjamin McCorkle, Beacon Legal Group

Around the Privacy World in 60 MinutesKirk Koehler, Walmart

Privacy law is a hot topic that is constantly evolving. Given the technological advancements that have tak-en place a lot of information can be stored electroni-cally. Come to this CLE and learn about privacy in the workplace and what looms on the horizon.

Privacy Law


4.0 CLE HOURS

Member Cost Online by 10/17 $175Mailed/Faxed by 10/17 $195Onsite after 10/17 $210Non-member $245Register at the door after October 17

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Gun TrustsIncreasingly, clients are requesting advice on how to protect and will their guns to future generations. Come to the Remington Gun Club to learn about gun trusts and how to set them up. Then afterwards join us for a fun time trap shooting.

You will learn the basics of music copyright law (and all copy-rights), including how to establish a copyright for a song or any ar-tistic creation, and how to register that copyright. We will cover the origins of copyright and what it means.

We will explore the two copyrights in every song and why that can lead to disputes and loopholes.

Jim Jesse will cover the basic and exclusive rights an artist gets with a copyright, and what those rights mean. This discussion in-cludes music sampling and whether you need to get permission to use a sample. We will listen to some famous uses of music sampling from the early days through today. We will also discuss the intri-cacies of public performance and who gets paid for what type of performance.

We will also discuss the new forms of distribution and listening and why that has, and is, changing the face of the music industry.

The latter part of the class involves focusing on some of the most famous copyright cases where you will heara the songs in question — the original song, and the alleged copy. We will review what a plaintiff needs to prove a copyright violation, along with defenses such as “fair use” and potential damages.

Lastly, we will explore how songs are built and why that can lead to more issues in the future of music copyright litigation, including why all songs sound alike.

Jim Jesse loves music and it shows in his seminars.

Rock and Roll CLE

October 29, 20158:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m.Arkansas Bar Center

2224 Cottondale Lane, Little Rock


Member CostOnline by 10/22 $175Mailed/Faxed by 10/22 $195Onsite after 10/22 $210Non-member $245Register at the door after October 22

Speaker: Jim Jesse, Attorney at Law

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October 30, 20159:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.Remington Gun Club

1682 AR-15, Lonoke, AR 72086

2.0 CLE HOURS


Speaker: George R. RhoadsMatthews, Campbell, Rhoads,

McClure, & Thompson, P.A.

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Human TraffickingHuman Trafficking may be thought of as a problem that only ex-ists in other parts of the country; however, that isn’t accurate. It is a problem that exists in Arkansas and one that you should know about, and how to respond to as well. Come to this CLE, where the following will be covered:

The following topics will be covered:

• Common sense overview• The work comp parties• How to help your client and get paid• Concluding a case-settlement vs litigation• Unsettling truths—obstacles to settlement

Lunch (Provided) from 12:15 - 12:45 p.m.

November 12, 20159:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.Arkansas Bar Center2224 Cottondale Lane, Little Rock

3.0 CLE HOURSMember CostOnline by 11/6 $135Mailed/Faxed by 11/6 $155Onsite after 11/6 $170Non-member $205Register at the door after November 6

Speaker:Prof. Annie B. Smith, University of Arkansas School of Law

Trick or Treat: General Practitioner’s Guide to Handling Workers’ Compensation

4.0 CLE HOURS


Speakers: Steven McNeely, The McNeely Law Firm, PLLCRobert Tellez, Tellez Law Firm


• Legal Responses to Human Trafficking • Introduction to Human Trafficking• Anti-Trafficking Legal Framework • International: Palermo Protocol• Federal • Arkansas• Civil Remedies for Trafficking Survivors• Trafficking and the Criminal Justice System • Trafficking-related crimes• Protections for trafficking victims • Mandatory restitution• Sealed prostitution convictions• Immigration Relief for Trafficking Survivors (Overview) • Continued Presence• U-Visa• S-Visa• T-Visa• Special Issues of Trafficking Survivors • Ongoing coercion• Impacts of trauma• Non-legal needs (health, housing, mental health, etc.)

8:15 - 8:30 a.m.

8:30 - 9:30 a.m.

9:30 - 10:30 a.m.

10:45 - 11:45 a.m.

11:45 - 1:00 p.m.

1:00 - 2:00 p.m.

2:00 - 3:00 p.m.

3:15 – 4:15 p.m.Ethics

4:15 - 5:00 p.m.

November 13, 2015UALR Bowen School of Law

1201 McMath Ave., Little Rock


Member CostOnline by 11/7 $270Mailed/Faxed by 11/7 $290Onsite after 11/7 $305Non-member $340Register at the door after November 7

Program Planner:Kat Hodge, Assistant Attorney General

Welcome Government Practice: A View from the State’s AttorneyAttorney General Leslie Rutledge

Administrative Practice Pointers for the Government Lawyer: SEGAP, the APA, and the Arkansas Claims CommissionMeredith Rebsamen, Deputy Attorney GeneralLisa Wilkins, Arkansas Department of CorrectionJennifer Elkins, Department of Finance and Administration, Special Programs Coordinator

FOIA RefresherRyan Owsley, Assistant Attorney General Lunch (Provided) Employment Law UpdateDean Emeritus Cynthia Nance Legislative Update: 2015 Developments and ForecastRepresentative Camille BennettSenator David JohnsonRepresentative Kelley LinckRepresentative Clarke Tucker, Quattebaum, Grooms & Tull PLLCModerator, Bureau of Legislative Research

Ethical Issues and the Government Lawyer: Communications and ConflictsWarren Readnour, General Counsel/University of Central ArkansasBrad Phelps, General Counsel University/Arkansas State UniversityJim DePriest, General Counsel/Arkansas Department of Correction Litigation Practicum: Objections, Discovery, and Other Useful Tips for the Government LawyerKat Hodge, Assistant Attorney General Nga Mahfouz, Assistant Attorney General

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16th Annual Government Practice Institute

Join the Arkansas Bar Association and the Government Practice Section for the 16th Annual Government Practice Seminar at the UALR Bowen School of Law. Topics covered will include: Employment Law Update, FOIA Refresher, Ethical Issues and other topics.

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Registration

Representing Chapter 7 Trustees Bianca M. Gatchell Rucker, Wright Lindsey & Jennings LLP

Payment of Post-Confirmation Insurance Proceeds Joe Kolb, j. k o l b, Business Law for Innovators

Chapter 13 Trustee Panel, including Discussion of Rule Changes Jack W. Gooding, Chapter 13 TrusteeJoyce Bradley Babin, Chapter 13 TrusteeMark McCarty, Chapter 13 Trustee

Case Law Updates Joyce Bradley Babin, Standing Chapter 13 Trustee

Lunch (Provided)

Judges Panel with Q & A Hon. Richard Taylor, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge for the Eastern & Western Districts of ArkansasHon. Ben T. Barry, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge for the Eastern & Western Districts of ArkansasHon. Phyllis Jones, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge for the Eastern & Western Districts of Arkansas

Ethics: In or Out: Scope of Representation and When to Withdraw R. Jeff Conner, Conner Law FirmStanley V. Bond, Bond Law Office

8:30 - 9:00 a.m.

9:00 - 9:30 a.m.

9:30 - 10:00 a.m.

10:15 - 11:15 a.m.

11:15 - 12:15 p.m.

12:15 - 1:30 p.m.

1:30 - 3:00 p.m.

3:15 - 4:15 p.m.Ethics

Bankruptcy Issues for the Practitioner

November 20, 2015The Chancellor Hotel70 North East AveFayetteville, AR 72701



Program Planners: Joe KolbDana LandrumLinda McCormackPhil PrincipeAnnabelle Lee Patterson

8:30 - 9:00 a.m.

9:00 - 10:00 a.m.

10:00 - 11:00 a.m.

11:15 - 12:15 p.m.

12:15 - 1:15 p.m.

1:15 - 2:15 p.m.

2:15 - 3:15 p.m.Ethics

3:30 - 4:30 p.m.

Registration

What Estate Planners Need to KnowM. Gayle Corley, Ball Corley PLLC

Medicaid Eligibility for Long Term CareRaymon B. Harvey, Raymon B. Harvey, P.A.

Dealing with the Local DHS OfficeAshley Stepps, Raymon B. Harvey, P.A. Amanda R. Jarvis, Jarvis Law Firm, PLLC

Lunch (On Your Own)

Guardianships: What to KnowRebecca H. Winburn, Winburn, Mano, Schrader & Shram, PLLC

Ethical Representation of Clients with Diminished CapacityLaura Dyer Johnson, Cross, Gunter, Witherspoon & Galchus, P.C.

Veteran’s BenefitsJustin Scott Elrod, The Elrod Firm

Defending DWI

December 2, 20159:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.Arkansas Bar Center

2224 Cottondale Lane, Little Rock

3.0 CLE HOURSMember Cost

Online by 11/25 $135Mailed/Faxed by 11/25 $155Onsite after 11/25 $170Non-member $205Register at the door after November 26

Speaker: Mr. Brad J. WilliamsLaw Offices of Bennett & Williams

Join us at the Bar Center to hear Brad Williams discuss how to defend DWI cases. If you do general practice or criminal law, this is a topic that undoubtedly comes up regularly. So, come on out and learn how to handle these cases from an expert.

Elder LawDecember 4, 2015

9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Comfort Inn & Suites

707 Interstate 30 Frontage Road Little Rock

6.0 CLE HOURSincluding 1 Ethics Hour


Program Planner: Raymon B. Harvey,

Raymon B. Harvey, P.A.

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ArkBar Fall 2015 CLE General InformationREGISTRATION The registration fee includes the seminar, electronic course materials and refreshment breaks. If lunch is provided it will be noted on the individual seminars. Please note registration deadlines on each seminar or register at the door.

CLE CREDITThe programs in the catalog have been submitted to the Arkansas Continuing Legal Education Board for CLE hours. Check the individual seminars for the number of CLE credit hours available. Attendees who are licensed in other states are responsible for applying for CLE credit in those states.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONSMembers are responsible for making their own hotel accommodations. Each CLE event that is held at a hotel will have the hotel telephone number listed. Please contact that hotel directly to make your reservations.

SPECIAL NEEDSIf you plan to attend a program and require special need facilities or assistance relating to a disability, please contact Kristen Frye at (501) 375-4606 or [email protected] prior to the program. To the extent we are able, we will try to accommodate any special dietary needs if they are provided to us one week prior to the event.

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WEBINARS ARE A GREAT WAY TO EARN AN HOUR OR MORE OF CLE —AT YOUR CONVENIENCE. All you need is a phone and a computer with an internet con-nection. You can also go mobile and listen on your iPad. The materials and Powerpoints are provided over the internet. You can stay up to date on changes in the law that may affect your practice or you may want to learn about another area of law. You can do it all with webinars offered by the Arkansas Bar Association. All webinars are live and meet all requirements for CLE credit in Arkansas.

Noon - 1:00 p.m.www.arkbar.comRegistration is online only.

Member Cost $95Non-member $165

Members must login first at www.arkbar.combefore registering to receive discount. Registration closes at 12:00 a.m. the day of the webinar.

We have a wide selection of webinars on topics that are sure to be relevant to your practice. To see all of our offerings go towww.arkbar.com.

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