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GETTING TO THE HOTELAirports - There are 3 DC-area airports

Henry J. Sommer Legal Aid ScholarshipOne scholarship is available to a legal aid attorney who attends the Convention and is afirst-time attendee at a NACBA educational program. This scholarship has been created inrecognition of the extraordinary contributions to NACBA by President Emeritus Henry J.Sommer, who has served on NACBA's Board since 1992 and as President from 2005 to2008. The scholarship covers the registration fee and materials for the Convention.Interested candidates should submit by email a cover letter and resume to:admin@nacba.org no later than Friday, February 25, 2011.

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WHAT IS A MEMBERS ONLY CAPITOL HILL MEETING?Join fellow NACBA members for our 2011 Members Only Capitol Hill Meeting. The event will kick off off at noon on Wednesday, April 13, 2011, with a half-day oftraining, followed by a full day of meetings with Members of Congress and their staffthat are arranged by NACBA. This is a unique opportunity to learn about how to participate in the legislative process and to maximize your own ability to directlyaffect future legislation. The event will be held at the Marriott Wardman Park inWashington, DC.

Participants in the 2011 Members Only Capitol Hill Meeting will receive a $100 discount off the registration price for the 19th Annual Convention, being held Friday,April 15 to Sunday, April 17, 2011–immediately following the Capitol Hill Meeting.

You will receive your Convention discount code by email AFTER completing your registration for the 2011 Members Only Capitol Hill Meeting.

How many times have you heard or read something about bankruptcy that you know to be patently false based on the

circumstances of the clients you represent?:“It’s time to promote responsible borrowing. Bankruptcy was not intended to be aconvenient financial planning tool where deadbeats can get out of paying their debt scot-free while honest Americans who play by the rules have to foot the bill.”

“It's a myth that people filing bankruptcy with big credit card debt are poor. I don't believe being poor automatically makes a person a victim. There's a boom in bankruptcy due to a lack of responsibility, more than lack of income.”

Powerful financial interests dominate the important policy debates that take place inWashington and this, is the kind of message they deliver to lawmakers. When you hear this don’t you want to set the record straight? NACBA’s Capitol Hill Meeting is our chance to bring a different perspective to Washington–to be the voice for those millions of Americans who aren’t getting 6 or 7 figure bonuses, but instead are feelingthe crush of the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression. We bear witness every day to the damage to families facing lost jobs, overwhelming medicalbills, and the absence of meaningful relief from the wave of home foreclosures sweeping across the country.

The 2011 Members Only Capitol Hill Meeting is an opportunity for NACBA membersto tell the stories of their clients and to educate the many new Members of Congressabout the role bankruptcy plays in helping these financially devastated families getback on their feet.

This year, not only is this year’s Capitol Hill Meeting being held in conjunction withour Annual Convention for the first time, but it also marks the launch of a moreaggressive program that for the first time in NACBA’s history will provide dedicatedresources and personnel to train and deploy a grassroots network of NACBA memberswilling to serve as “ambassadors” to their congressional delegations. This is an excitingnew program that will give you all the tools and training you need–on a continuingbasis–to be an effective advocate on behalf of bankruptcy laws that serve the needs of financially devastated families.

The Convention Hotel does not provide shuttle service.

REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS – Read Carefully1. The Capitol Hill Meeting is for NACBA Members only. If you would like

to attend the Capitol Hill Meeting and are not currently a member, youmay purchase a Membership online at www.nacba.org.

2. NACBA members who attend the Capitol Hill Meeting will receive a$100 discount on their Convention registration fee. For those mailingand faxing their registrations, this discount will automatically beapplied. If you register on-line, you must first register for the CapitolHill Meeting. A discount code for on-line Convention registration willbe emailed to you. You can then apply the discount to your on-line registration fee at checkout. The discount cannot be applied after payment of Convention fees.

3. Non-members who register online will be prompted to create a NewVisitor profile before proceeding to the Store to purchase a Conventionregistration.

4. Group Registration: If you wish to register a group for the Conventionor to register non-attorney staff, you must send in your registrationforms (one for each attendee) by mail or fax to NACBA Administration.On-line registration is not available for groups or non-attorney staffregistration.

5. If you are purchasing Guest Meal Tickets and/or tickets to the baseballgame during the on-line registration process, you will be able to updatethe quantity once you get to Checkout, before finishing your purchase.

CONVENTION REGISTRATION OPTIONSUntil April 1, 2011 to:

❏ Mail to: NACBA Administration, 1501 The Alameda, San Jose, CA 95126❏ FAX to: 202.331.8535 OR ❏ Register on-line at www.nacba.orgAfter April 1, 2011:❏ FAX to: 202.331.8535❏ Register on-line at www.nacba.orgRegistrants will receive an email confirmation when registration is processed. Email admin@nacba.org with any registration/confirmation issues.

REGISTRATION FEE REFUND POLICYCancellations received:On or before 5 pm PST Friday, March 18, 2011: 100%On or before 5 pm PST on Friday, April 1, 2011: 50% + materialsAfter April 1, 2011: Program materials only

SPECIAL DISCOUNTS for NACBA Convention AttendeesAmerican Airlines – Attendees will receive a 5% discount off the lowest applicable published air fare.

Use code 7741DC.

Continental – Attendees will receive a discount by using the code ZK2W642842 . Discounts vary.

Hertz – Attendees can use the exclusive CV#04J00002 to take advantage of special rates, which include unlimited mileage.

Neighborhood restaurants – be sure to check your welcome bag for special offers from local restaurants just for NACBA convention attendees!

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

Metrorail & Metrobus:For hours, fares and station information, visit wmata.com/.

DC Circulator: 3 bus routes connecting Union Station with Georgetown, the National Mall with Walter E.Washington Convention Center, and a seasonal loop around the National Mall, priced at just $1 per ride. For hours, passes and route maps, visit dccirculator.com/.

Hotel direction: 9 mile(s) NW

Alternate transportation: Abe’s Transportation; reservation requiredWeb: abestrans.com

Subway service, fee: $1.35 (one way)

Estimated taxi fare: $17.00 (one way)

Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA)

Hotel direction: 25 mile(s) NE

Alternate transportation: Abe’s Transportation; reservation requiredWeb: abestrans.com

Estimated taxi fare: $65.00 (one way)

Washington Dulles InternationalAirport (IAD)

Hotel direction: 33 mile(s) NE

Alternate transportation: Amtrak to Union Station- Metroto hotel; fee: $16 (one way); reservation required

Estimated taxi fare: $90.00 (one way)

Baltimore / WashingtonInternational Thurgood MarshallAirport (BWI)

100 Free (and Almost Free) Things To Do in D.C.Check out a list of FREE performances, family-fun activities, musts for history buffs and so much more by visiting:

www.washington.org/visiting/browse-dc/attractions/100-free-things-to-do

Also check the site listed below for maps, transportation, and many other points of interestin D.C.

www.visitingdc.com/

CAPITOL HILL

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National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy AttorneysNational Headquarters: 2300 M St., N.W., Ste. 800, Washington, D.C. 20037, Website: www.nacba.org

NACBA Officers NACBA DirectorsPresident William Brewer, Jr., Raleigh, NC Jean Braucher, Tucson, AZVice President John Rao, Boston, MA John Colwell, San Diego, CA Henry Sommer, Philadelphia, PASecretary Edward Boltz, Durham, NC Carey Ebert, Hurst, TX Director EmeritusTreasurer Ike Shulman, San Jose, CA James Haller, Belleville, IL Norma Hammes, San Jose, CA

Matthew Mason, Detroit, MI Director EmeritusPamela Stewart, Houston, TX

NACBA StaffExecutive Director Barbara Andelman, Cleveland, OH phone: 216.491.6770 fax: 866.571.3560Legislative Director Maureen Thompson, Arlington, VA phone: 703.276.3251Administrative Director Candace Lambrecht, San Jose, CA phone: 202.331.8005 fax: 202.331.8535Administrative Assistant Rachael Hodgen, Cleveland, OH phone: 216.491.6773 fax: 866.571.3560Field Director Angie Thies-Huber, Columbus, OH phone: 614.929.5375 fax: 1.888.201.6857

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“NACBA's Capitol Hill Meetings have been the most rewarding hands-on educational experiences of my career.For over a decade, with NACBA, I've been privileged to be

exposed to the inner workings of the Capitol. The camaraderie with other NACBA members and

staff, and the realization that we can and do makea difference – make NACBA's Capitol Hill

Meeting an event not to be missed!”

John Colwell, San Diego, CA

The focus of this year’s Members Only Capitol Hill Meetingwill be on building relationships with elected officials. The economic downturn has forced many elected officials to take a hard look at the programs and policies that helpAmericans cope with the loss of income and mounting debt.We know that bankruptcy is a crucial last resort for financially devastated families that have no other option. This is your opportunity to help your congressional delegation understand that. Don’t miss it!

REGISTRATION FORM - Members Only!If not a member of NACBA you can join online or fax Membership Form.

Register online (www.nacba.org) or please complete this form andfax to 202.331.8535.

NACBA staff will match the appropriate Congressional Representatives,Senators, or staff to meet with you based on the address(es) that you provide.

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Noon - 6:00 pmWashington Marriott Wardman Park

2660 Woodley Road NW · Washington, D.C. 20008202.328.2000

Thursday, April 14, 2011Capitol Hill Appointments

8:30 am - 5:30 pm

THE ANNUAL CONVENTION FACILITIES:Washington Marriott Wardman Park2660 Woodley Road, NW, Washington, D.C. 20008Web: www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/wasdt-washington-marriott-wardman-park/

NACBA's 19th Annual Convention will be held at the historic Marriott Wardman Park in Washington, DC.The Wardman Park offers a blend of charm and modern elegance. Situated on 16 garden acres, the hotelhas hosted a long list of U.S. presidents, dignitaries and VIPs and is the perfect place from which toexplore the city and enjoy your down time. The hotel is located on the metro’s red line at the WoodleyPark Zoo/Adams Morgan stop, and is just minutes from the National Zoo and the National Cathedral.

HOTEL RESERVATION INFORMATIONRoom Rate:

$255/night (single or double) $285/night (triple)

The reservation block willbe held open until Thurs.,March 31, 2011,at which time any unreserved rooms will bereleased. Our room block is likely to sell outbefore then. Reservations may be made:

On-line:

Our group code will automatically be entered when you register on-line at:

https://resweb.passkey.com/go/2011NACBABy phone: 800.266.9432. Make sure to identify yourself as a NACBA 2011 Convention attendee.

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SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 2011Breakfast - Exhibit Hall

CONCURRENT SESSIONSBANKRUPTCY CRIMES & CRIMINAL REFERRALS

The Panel will provide a summary of bankruptcy criminal law, applicable privileges(including the Fifth Amendment), defenses and strategies, how to recognize potential criminal issues, case examples and prosecutions, and real world tactics to help debtors' attorneys deal with them.

� Wayne Silver, Esq. (San Jose, CA)Peter Goldberger, Esq. (Ardmore, PA)Patrick S. Layng, Esq. U.S. Trustee (Chicago, IL)

NOTICES & THEIR IMPORTANCE IN BANKRUPTCY CASESBankruptcy practice relies on notices sent to creditors and other parties. Learn about when notices are required, and how to efficiently give proper notice in a variety of contexts.

� Rachel Foley, Esq. (Independence, MO)Susanne Robicsek, Esq. (Charlotte, NC)Susan Angle, Paralegal, (Fort Worth, TX)

CONCURRENT SESSIONSMARITAL ISSUES IN BANKRUPTCY

Learn about some of the thorny issues that arise when bankruptcy and family lawintersect. The session will include discussion of dischargeability, chapter 13, and the automatic stay in relation to divorce-related obligations.

� Henry Sommer, Esq., NACBA Director Emeritus (Philadelphia, PA)Prof. Michaela White, Esq., Creighton Univ. School of Law (Omaha, NE)

AVOIDING PROBLEMS AT THE 341 MEETINGMock meetings with the trustee (and occasionally with creditors, too!) will highlightcommon pitfalls at the “Meeting of Creditors” and illustrate how to avoid them.

� Carey Ebert, Esq., NACBA President (Hurst, TX)David Liebowitz, Esq. (Chicago, IL)

BREAKCONCURRENT SESSIONSMANAGING MODIFICATIONS

Find out the status of existing mortgage modification programs (the good, the bad,and the ugly!) and the outlook for the future.

� Norma Hammes, Esq., NACBA Director Emeritus (San Jose, CA)John Rao, Esq., NACBA Vice President (Boston, MA)

KEEPING THE HOUSE & THE CARThis panel will examine issues that arise with claims, claims objections, reaffirmations and more as debtors try to hold on to key assets.

� Paul Bach, Esq. (Northbrook, IL)Kim Gilbert, Paralegal (Raleigh, NC)Karen Oakes, Esq. (Klamath Falls, OR)

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THE 19th ANNUAL CONVENTION:More than 20 different educational sessions will range from panelscritical to new bankruptcy attorneys or non-attorney staff to thosepresenting advanced material for experienced attorneys. Topics will include Marital Issues in Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Crimes andCriminal Referrals, the chapter 13 liquidation test, and chapter 7and 13 strategies.

Friday evening, attendees will be invited to attend a private performance by the famed Capitol Steps www.capsteps.com.

The Annual Convention will immediately follow NACBA's 2011Capitol Hill meeting, which is open only to NACBA members andtheir staff. NACBA members who attend the Capitol Hill meetingwill receive a $100 discount off the registration price for the 19th Annual Convention in DC! To receive your Convention registration discount code, you must first complete your registration for the Capitol Hill Meeting.

Please see the reverse of the Registration Form for complete registration instructions

DON’T MISS THESE SPECIAL EVENTS!Thursday, April 14, 2011:Washington Nationals vs the Philadelphia Phillies:Game time is 7:05 pmJoin NACBA Conventionattendees at our group outing on Thursday, April 14, 2011, as theWashington Nationals takeon the Philadelphia Phillies.Our group seats are located at field level on the left field side,Section 110. The ticket price is $34.00 per person. Tickets must bepurchased by March 25, 2011. No refunds will be available afterpurchase.

Friday, April 15, 2011: 5:30 - 7:00 pm Evening reception for Convention attendees and guests

Friday, April 15, 2011: 7:15 pmAn evening with the one and only Capitol Steps!

Open toConventionattendees andguests.

CLE INFORMATIONCertificates of Attendance for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) will be available atthe convention registration desk. NACBA applies for CLE approval from applicablestates. However some states will not grant credit for law practice managementand technology sessions. Most states grant at least 13 hours of CLE credit.

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WELCOMING REMARKSWilliam Brewer, Jr., Esq., NACBA President

CASE LAW UPDATEThis session will focus on recent consumer bankruptcy case law, with emphasis on cases decided by the Supreme Court and the Courts of Appeals.

� Henry Sommer, Esq., NACBA Director Emeritus (Philadelphia, PA)Prof. Robert M. Lawless, Esq., University of Illinois., College of Law (Urbana Champaign, IL)

RANSOMING FEASIBLE AND CONFIRMABLE CHAPTER 13 PLANS

NACBA’s and NACTT's presidents square off in an analysis of theSupreme Court's Lanning and Ransom rulings on means testing, with an emphasis on the effectiveness of various strategies for representing debtors in the aftermath of these rulings.

� William Brewer, Jr., Esq., NACBA President (Raleigh, NC)Debra L. Miller, Esq., Ch.13 Trustee, Pres. NACTT (South Bend, IN)

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AMICUS UPDATESThe panel will discuss the latest activities in the Executive Branch, Congress and the Bankruptcy Rules Committee that impact consumer debtors in bankruptcy and report on key appellate cases in which NACBA has filed amicus briefs.

� Ike Shulman, Esq., NACBA Treasurer (San Jose, CA)Maureen Thompson, NACBA Legislative Director (Arlington, VA)Jonathan Yarowsky, Esq. (Washington, D.C.)John Rao, Esq., NACBA Vice President (Boston, MA)Henry Sommer, Esq., NACBA Director Emeritus (Philadelphia, PA)Tara Twomey, Esq., NACBA Amicus Project Director (Carmel, CA)

LUNCHEON & KEYNOTE ADDRESSCONCURRENT SESSIONS

THE “BEST INTERESTS” TEST IN CHAPTER 13Chapter 13 debtors have to pay unsecured creditors at least what they would get in a chapter 7 liquidation. This panel will discuss how to prepare that analysis to avoid a confirmation challenge.

� Edward Boltz, Esq., NACBA Secretary (Raleigh,NC)Hon. Colleen Brown, U.S. Bankruptcy Court (Burlington, VT)Peter Fessenden, Ch.13 Trustee (Brunswick, ME)

WHAT BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEYS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT NEW CONSUMER LAWS

This panel will discuss the Dodd-Frank legislation, the creation of theConsumer Protection Financial Bureau, and other consumer lawchanges. Topics of interest to bankruptcy attorneys will include thosedealing with mortgage servicing and mortgage ownership disclosurerequirements.

� John Rao, Esq., NACBA Vice President (Boston, MA)Julia Gordon, Esq., Center for Responsible Lending (Washington, D.C.)

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ETHICSEthically Avoiding Malpractice Claims

The VP of underwriting for a professional liability carrier and a seasoned bankruptcy practitioner will explore malpractice claims against bankruptcylawyers in the context of empirical data on such claims, with an emphasis on avoiding claims through compliance with the Code of ProfessionalResponsibility.

� William Brewer, Jr., Esq., NACBA President (Raleigh, NC)Michael G. Furlong, Esq. (Andover, MA)

MEAL TICKET INFORMATIONGuests of Convention attendees are welcome to purchase a guest mealticket. Guests who purchase a guest meal ticket will receive a badge that is required in order to enter Convention meal events. The $100 guest meal ticket includes:

• Breakfast Friday, April 15, 2011

• Keynote luncheon, Friday, April 15, 2011

• Breakfast Saturday, April 16, 2011. **PLEASE NOTE: NACBA Memberswill be seated by state at the State Chairs’ breakfast. The Saturday breakfast for paid guests will be in a separate location.

• Breakfast Sunday, April 17, 2011

• Coffee breaks on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday

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• A guest meal ticket is not required to attend the evening reception onFriday, April 15th.

• The guest meal ticket does not include lunch on Saturday, April 16.

THANKS TO OUR 2011 CONVENTION SPONSORS!

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GETTING YOUR CASE ORGANIZED AND BEING RESPONSIVE

This panel will cover the basics of document gathering, organizing files, and ways to be responsive to the trustee and the court to make your cases pass smoothly through the bankruptcy system.

� Pamela Stewart, NACBA Director (Houston, TX)Kinni Saldana, Paralegal (Houston, TX)Eileen Pfeiffer, Paralegal (Gardner, MA)

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ADVERSARY PROCEEDINGS AND DISCHARGEABILITYLearn the basics of the procedures used in adversary proceedings, with particular emphasis on proceedings regarding the dischargeability of debts.

� Geoffry Walsh, Esq. (Boston, MA)Hon. Judith Wizmur, U.S. Bankruptcy Court (Camden, NJ)Johnie Patterson, Esq. (Houston, TX)

WHAT’S THIS STUFF WORTH AND CAN I KEEP IT?This panel will examine the interplay between asset valuation and exemptionsin light of Schwab v. Reilly, discussing methods to value assets such as closelyheld corporations, patents, and “treasures” Debtors want to claim as exempt.

� Carey Ebert, Esq., NACBA Director (Hurst, TX)Brett Weiss, Esq. (Greenbelt, MD)Hon. Stephanie Humrickhouse, U.S. Bankruptcy Court (Raleigh, NC)

THE ABC’S OF INTERVIEWINGLearn how to draw out clients and make sure you have the information you need. Mock consultations will illustrate the “how to” of effective interviewing and counseling.

� Edward Boltz, Esq., NACBA Secretary (Raleigh,NC)James Haller, Esq., NACBA Director (Belleville, IL)

CHAPTER 7 & 13 STRATEGIESWhen to Delay Filing a Case & Plans for Variable Income ClientsGetting an automatic stay in place to stop creditor harassment may not be the best solution for your client at this time. Has your client recently used credit cards, transferred property or paid back a family member? Is yourclient likely to incur more medical debt in the near future? Learn when itmight be in the client’s best interest to wait to file, and what to do withclients who have variable incomes.

� Pamela Stewart, Esq., NACBA Director (Houston, TX)Eugene Melchionne, Esq. (Waterbury, CT)Karen Oakes, Esq. (Klamath Falls, OR)

Evening Reception for Convention Attendees and GuestsThe One and Only Capitol Steps!

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SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 2011Breakfast with Your State Chairs

CONCURRENT SESSIONSBASIC TAX FOR BANKRUPTCY LAWYERS

The panel will review the basics of tax claims in bankruptcy, including how to obtain the information you need to determine dischargeability of tax debts.

� Mark Segal, Esq. (Las Vegas, NV)Kent Anderson, Esq. (Eugene, OR)Robert E. McKenzie, Esq. (Chicago, IL)

HIGH TECH WONDERS & LOW TECH TRUTHSFor Common Bankruptcy Office Management Problems

This presentation offers practical tips on how to deal with the 7 most common problems that bankruptcy attorneys experience when trying to manage a practice. Solutions range from low-tech, quick and cheap to high-tech and expensive. Walk away with a step-by-step approach to dealing with common pratice problems.

� W. Reed Allmand, Esq. (Dallas, TX)John Orcutt, Esq. (Raleigh, NC)

PREPARE SCHEDULES THIS WAY–NOT THAT WAY!The ABC’s of Preparing Schedules

Accurate and thorough information is essential in preparing bankruptcy schedules not only for your client but for you as a practitioner and officer of the court. Learn tips and suggestions to improve your schedules, make your341(a) meeting of creditors go more smoothly, and increase your credibilitywith the trustees and the court.

� William Brewer, Jr., Esq., NACBA President (Raleigh, NC)Pamela Stewart, Esq., NACBA Director (Houston,TX)

BREAKCONCURRENT SESSIONS

TOP BANKRUPTCY CASES YOU NEED FOR PRACTICEFrom projected disposable income and attorneys’ fees to bankruptcy court jurisdiction, this session will cover fundamental cases that you need to know.

� Tara Twomey, Esq., NACBA Amicus Director (Carmel, CA)Hon. Eric L. Frank, U.S. Bankruptcy Court (Philadelphia, PA)Veryl Miles, Esq., Dean, Columbus School of Law The Catholic University of America (Washington, D.C.)Mark Zuckerberg, Esq. (Indianapolis, IN)

ADVANCED TAXThis session will focus on the use and interpretation of IRS tax account transcripts, use of IRS wage and income transcripts in the preparation ofincome tax returns, income tax effects of foreclosures and short sales, andtiming of forgiveness of debt income.

� Robert E. McKenzie, Esq. (Chicago, IL)Mark Segal, Esq. (Las Vegas, NV)Kent Anderson, Esq. (Eugene, OR)

USING ADOBE ACROBAT IN BANKRUPTCY PRACTICELearn about how to use Adobe Acrobat to prepare and edit documents filedwith the bankruptcy court. The panel will reveal secret tips and tricks that willimprove your practice of bankruptcy law.

� John C. Colwell, Esq., NACBA Director (San Diego, CA)Rachel Foley, Esq. (Independence, MO)

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WELCOMING REMARKSWilliam Brewer, Jr., Esq., NACBA President

CASE LAW UPDATEThis session will focus on recent consumer bankruptcy case law, with emphasis on cases decided by the Supreme Court and the Courts of Appeals.

� Henry Sommer, Esq., NACBA Director Emeritus (Philadelphia, PA)Prof. Robert M. Lawless, Esq., University of Illinois., College of Law (Urbana Champaign, IL)

RANSOMING FEASIBLE AND CONFIRMABLE CHAPTER 13 PLANS

NACBA’s and NACTT's presidents square off in an analysis of theSupreme Court's Lanning and Ransom rulings on means testing, with an emphasis on the effectiveness of various strategies for representing debtors in the aftermath of these rulings.

� William Brewer, Jr., Esq., NACBA President (Raleigh, NC)Debra L. Miller, Esq., Ch.13 Trustee, Pres. NACTT (South Bend, IN)

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AMICUS UPDATESThe panel will discuss the latest activities in the Executive Branch, Congress and the Bankruptcy Rules Committee that impact consumer debtors in bankruptcy and report on key appellate cases in which NACBA has filed amicus briefs.

� Ike Shulman, Esq., NACBA Treasurer (San Jose, CA)Maureen Thompson, NACBA Legislative Director (Arlington, VA)Jonathan Yarowsky, Esq. (Washington, D.C.)John Rao, Esq., NACBA Vice President (Boston, MA)Henry Sommer, Esq., NACBA Director Emeritus (Philadelphia, PA)Tara Twomey, Esq., NACBA Amicus Project Director (Carmel, CA)

LUNCHEON & KEYNOTE ADDRESSCONCURRENT SESSIONS

THE “BEST INTERESTS” TEST IN CHAPTER 13Chapter 13 debtors have to pay unsecured creditors at least what they would get in a chapter 7 liquidation. This panel will discuss how to prepare that analysis to avoid a confirmation challenge.

� Edward Boltz, Esq., NACBA Secretary (Raleigh,NC)Hon. Colleen Brown, U.S. Bankruptcy Court (Burlington, VT)Peter Fessenden, Ch.13 Trustee (Brunswick, ME)

WHAT BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEYS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT NEW CONSUMER LAWS

This panel will discuss the Dodd-Frank legislation, the creation of theConsumer Protection Financial Bureau, and other consumer lawchanges. Topics of interest to bankruptcy attorneys will include thosedealing with mortgage servicing and mortgage ownership disclosurerequirements.

� John Rao, Esq., NACBA Vice President (Boston, MA)Julia Gordon, Esq., Center for Responsible Lending (Washington, D.C.)

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ETHICSEthically Avoiding Malpractice Claims

The VP of underwriting for a professional liability carrier and a seasoned bankruptcy practitioner will explore malpractice claims against bankruptcylawyers in the context of empirical data on such claims, with an emphasis on avoiding claims through compliance with the Code of ProfessionalResponsibility.

� William Brewer, Jr., Esq., NACBA President (Raleigh, NC)Michael G. Furlong, Esq. (Andover, MA)

MEAL TICKET INFORMATIONGuests of Convention attendees are welcome to purchase a guest mealticket. Guests who purchase a guest meal ticket will receive a badge that is required in order to enter Convention meal events. The $100 guest meal ticket includes:

• Breakfast Friday, April 15, 2011

• Keynote luncheon, Friday, April 15, 2011

• Breakfast Saturday, April 16, 2011. **PLEASE NOTE: NACBA Memberswill be seated by state at the State Chairs’ breakfast. The Saturday breakfast for paid guests will be in a separate location.

• Breakfast Sunday, April 17, 2011

• Coffee breaks on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday

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• A guest meal ticket is not required to attend the evening reception onFriday, April 15th.

• The guest meal ticket does not include lunch on Saturday, April 16.

THANKS TO OUR 2011 CONVENTION SPONSORS!

Gold Sponsor

Silver Sponsor & Luggage Tags

Bronze & Coffee Break Sponsor Bronze & Raffle Sponsor Bronze Sponsor

Bronze Sponsor Bronze Sponsor Raffle Sponsor

Gold & Lanyard Sponsor Gold & Teeshirt Sponsor

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CONCURRENT SESSIONSBANKRUPTCY CRIMES & CRIMINAL REFERRALS

The Panel will provide a summary of bankruptcy criminal law, applicable privileges(including the Fifth Amendment), defenses and strategies, how to recognize potential criminal issues, case examples and prosecutions, and real world tactics to help debtors' attorneys deal with them.

� Wayne Silver, Esq. (San Jose, CA)Peter Goldberger, Esq. (Ardmore, PA)Patrick S. Layng, Esq. U.S. Trustee (Chicago, IL)

NOTICES & THEIR IMPORTANCE IN BANKRUPTCY CASESBankruptcy practice relies on notices sent to creditors and other parties. Learn about when notices are required, and how to efficiently give proper notice in a variety of contexts.

� Rachel Foley, Esq. (Independence, MO)Susanne Robicsek, Esq. (Charlotte, NC)Susan Angle, Paralegal, (Fort Worth, TX)

CONCURRENT SESSIONSMARITAL ISSUES IN BANKRUPTCY

Learn about some of the thorny issues that arise when bankruptcy and family lawintersect. The session will include discussion of dischargeability, chapter 13, and the automatic stay in relation to divorce-related obligations.

� Henry Sommer, Esq., NACBA Director Emeritus (Philadelphia, PA)Prof. Michaela White, Esq., Creighton Univ. School of Law (Omaha, NE)

AVOIDING PROBLEMS AT THE 341 MEETINGMock meetings with the trustee (and occasionally with creditors, too!) will highlightcommon pitfalls at the “Meeting of Creditors” and illustrate how to avoid them.

� Carey Ebert, Esq., NACBA President (Hurst, TX)David Liebowitz, Esq. (Chicago, IL)

BREAKCONCURRENT SESSIONSMANAGING MODIFICATIONS

Find out the status of existing mortgage modification programs (the good, the bad,and the ugly!) and the outlook for the future.

� Norma Hammes, Esq., NACBA Director Emeritus (San Jose, CA)John Rao, Esq., NACBA Vice President (Boston, MA)

KEEPING THE HOUSE & THE CARThis panel will examine issues that arise with claims, claims objections, reaffirmations and more as debtors try to hold on to key assets.

� Paul Bach, Esq. (Northbrook, IL)Kim Gilbert, Paralegal (Raleigh, NC)Karen Oakes, Esq. (Klamath Falls, OR)

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THE 19th ANNUAL CONVENTION:More than 20 different educational sessions will range from panelscritical to new bankruptcy attorneys or non-attorney staff to thosepresenting advanced material for experienced attorneys. Topics will include Marital Issues in Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Crimes andCriminal Referrals, the chapter 13 liquidation test, and chapter 7and 13 strategies.

Friday evening, attendees will be invited to attend a private performance by the famed Capitol Steps www.capsteps.com.

The Annual Convention will immediately follow NACBA's 2011Capitol Hill meeting, which is open only to NACBA members andtheir staff. NACBA members who attend the Capitol Hill meetingwill receive a $100 discount off the registration price for the 19th Annual Convention in DC! To receive your Convention registration discount code, you must first complete your registration for the Capitol Hill Meeting.

Please see the reverse of the Registration Form for complete registration instructions

DON’T MISS THESE SPECIAL EVENTS!Thursday, April 14, 2011:Washington Nationals vs the Philadelphia Phillies:Game time is 7:05 pmJoin NACBA Conventionattendees at our group outing on Thursday, April 14, 2011, as theWashington Nationals takeon the Philadelphia Phillies.Our group seats are located at field level on the left field side,Section 110. The ticket price is $34.00 per person. Tickets must bepurchased by March 25, 2011. No refunds will be available afterpurchase.

Friday, April 15, 2011: 5:30 - 7:00 pm Evening reception for Convention attendees and guests

Friday, April 15, 2011: 7:15 pmAn evening with the one and only Capitol Steps!

Open toConventionattendees andguests.

CLE INFORMATIONCertificates of Attendance for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) will be available atthe convention registration desk. NACBA applies for CLE approval from applicablestates. However some states will not grant credit for law practice managementand technology sessions. Most states grant at least 13 hours of CLE credit.

Best Value in Bankruptcy Education

“NACBA's Capitol Hill Meetings have been the most rewarding hands-on educational experiences of my career.For over a decade, with NACBA, I've been privileged to be

exposed to the inner workings of the Capitol. The camaraderie with other NACBA members and

staff, and the realization that we can and do makea difference – make NACBA's Capitol Hill

Meeting an event not to be missed!”

John Colwell, San Diego, CA

The focus of this year’s Members Only Capitol Hill Meetingwill be on building relationships with elected officials. The economic downturn has forced many elected officials to take a hard look at the programs and policies that helpAmericans cope with the loss of income and mounting debt.We know that bankruptcy is a crucial last resort for financially devastated families that have no other option. This is your opportunity to help your congressional delegation understand that. Don’t miss it!

REGISTRATION FORM - Members Only!If not a member of NACBA you can join online or fax Membership Form.

Register online (www.nacba.org) or please complete this form andfax to 202.331.8535.

NACBA staff will match the appropriate Congressional Representatives,Senators, or staff to meet with you based on the address(es) that you provide.

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Wednesday, April 13, 2011Legislative Training

Noon - 6:00 pmWashington Marriott Wardman Park

2660 Woodley Road NW · Washington, D.C. 20008202.328.2000

Thursday, April 14, 2011Capitol Hill Appointments

8:30 am - 5:30 pm

THE ANNUAL CONVENTION FACILITIES:Washington Marriott Wardman Park2660 Woodley Road, NW, Washington, D.C. 20008Web: www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/wasdt-washington-marriott-wardman-park/

NACBA's 19th Annual Convention will be held at the historic Marriott Wardman Park in Washington, DC.The Wardman Park offers a blend of charm and modern elegance. Situated on 16 garden acres, the hotelhas hosted a long list of U.S. presidents, dignitaries and VIPs and is the perfect place from which toexplore the city and enjoy your down time. The hotel is located on the metro’s red line at the WoodleyPark Zoo/Adams Morgan stop, and is just minutes from the National Zoo and the National Cathedral.

HOTEL RESERVATION INFORMATIONRoom Rate:

$255/night (single or double) $285/night (triple)

The reservation block willbe held open until Thurs.,March 31, 2011,at which time any unreserved rooms will bereleased. Our room block is likely to sell outbefore then. Reservations may be made:

On-line:

Our group code will automatically be entered when you register on-line at:

https://resweb.passkey.com/go/2011NACBABy phone: 800.266.9432. Make sure to identify yourself as a NACBA 2011 Convention attendee.

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Washington MarriottWardman Park

Woodley Park/Adams Morgan

Metro Stop

GETTING TO THE HOTELAirports - There are 3 DC-area airports

Henry J. Sommer Legal Aid ScholarshipOne scholarship is available to a legal aid attorney who attends the Convention and is afirst-time attendee at a NACBA educational program. This scholarship has been created inrecognition of the extraordinary contributions to NACBA by President Emeritus Henry J.Sommer, who has served on NACBA's Board since 1992 and as President from 2005 to2008. The scholarship covers the registration fee and materials for the Convention.Interested candidates should submit by email a cover letter and resume to:admin@nacba.org no later than Friday, February 25, 2011.

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WHAT IS A MEMBERS ONLY CAPITOL HILL MEETING?Join fellow NACBA members for our 2011 Members Only Capitol Hill Meeting. The event will kick off off at noon on Wednesday, April 13, 2011, with a half-day oftraining, followed by a full day of meetings with Members of Congress and their staffthat are arranged by NACBA. This is a unique opportunity to learn about how to participate in the legislative process and to maximize your own ability to directlyaffect future legislation. The event will be held at the Marriott Wardman Park inWashington, DC.

Participants in the 2011 Members Only Capitol Hill Meeting will receive a $100 discount off the registration price for the 19th Annual Convention, being held Friday,April 15 to Sunday, April 17, 2011–immediately following the Capitol Hill Meeting.

You will receive your Convention discount code by email AFTER completing your registration for the 2011 Members Only Capitol Hill Meeting.

How many times have you heard or read something about bankruptcy that you know to be patently false based on the

circumstances of the clients you represent?:“It’s time to promote responsible borrowing. Bankruptcy was not intended to be aconvenient financial planning tool where deadbeats can get out of paying their debt scot-free while honest Americans who play by the rules have to foot the bill.”

“It's a myth that people filing bankruptcy with big credit card debt are poor. I don't believe being poor automatically makes a person a victim. There's a boom in bankruptcy due to a lack of responsibility, more than lack of income.”

Powerful financial interests dominate the important policy debates that take place inWashington and this, is the kind of message they deliver to lawmakers. When you hear this don’t you want to set the record straight? NACBA’s Capitol Hill Meeting is our chance to bring a different perspective to Washington–to be the voice for those millions of Americans who aren’t getting 6 or 7 figure bonuses, but instead are feelingthe crush of the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression. We bear witness every day to the damage to families facing lost jobs, overwhelming medicalbills, and the absence of meaningful relief from the wave of home foreclosures sweeping across the country.

The 2011 Members Only Capitol Hill Meeting is an opportunity for NACBA membersto tell the stories of their clients and to educate the many new Members of Congressabout the role bankruptcy plays in helping these financially devastated families getback on their feet.

This year, not only is this year’s Capitol Hill Meeting being held in conjunction withour Annual Convention for the first time, but it also marks the launch of a moreaggressive program that for the first time in NACBA’s history will provide dedicatedresources and personnel to train and deploy a grassroots network of NACBA memberswilling to serve as “ambassadors” to their congressional delegations. This is an excitingnew program that will give you all the tools and training you need–on a continuingbasis–to be an effective advocate on behalf of bankruptcy laws that serve the needs of financially devastated families.

The Convention Hotel does not provide shuttle service.

REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS – Read Carefully1. The Capitol Hill Meeting is for NACBA Members only. If you would like

to attend the Capitol Hill Meeting and are not currently a member, youmay purchase a Membership online at www.nacba.org.

2. NACBA members who attend the Capitol Hill Meeting will receive a$100 discount on their Convention registration fee. For those mailingand faxing their registrations, this discount will automatically beapplied. If you register on-line, you must first register for the CapitolHill Meeting. A discount code for on-line Convention registration willbe emailed to you. You can then apply the discount to your on-line registration fee at checkout. The discount cannot be applied after payment of Convention fees.

3. Non-members who register online will be prompted to create a NewVisitor profile before proceeding to the Store to purchase a Conventionregistration.

4. Group Registration: If you wish to register a group for the Conventionor to register non-attorney staff, you must send in your registrationforms (one for each attendee) by mail or fax to NACBA Administration.On-line registration is not available for groups or non-attorney staffregistration.

5. If you are purchasing Guest Meal Tickets and/or tickets to the baseballgame during the on-line registration process, you will be able to updatethe quantity once you get to Checkout, before finishing your purchase.

CONVENTION REGISTRATION OPTIONSUntil April 1, 2011 to:

❏ Mail to: NACBA Administration, 1501 The Alameda, San Jose, CA 95126❏ FAX to: 202.331.8535 OR ❏ Register on-line at www.nacba.orgAfter April 1, 2011:❏ FAX to: 202.331.8535❏ Register on-line at www.nacba.orgRegistrants will receive an email confirmation when registration is processed. Email admin@nacba.org with any registration/confirmation issues.

REGISTRATION FEE REFUND POLICYCancellations received:On or before 5 pm PST Friday, March 18, 2011: 100%On or before 5 pm PST on Friday, April 1, 2011: 50% + materialsAfter April 1, 2011: Program materials only

SPECIAL DISCOUNTS for NACBA Convention AttendeesAmerican Airlines – Attendees will receive a 5% discount off the lowest applicable published air fare.

Use code 7741DC.

Continental – Attendees will receive a discount by using the code ZK2W642842 . Discounts vary.

Hertz – Attendees can use the exclusive CV#04J00002 to take advantage of special rates, which include unlimited mileage.

Neighborhood restaurants – be sure to check your welcome bag for special offers from local restaurants just for NACBA convention attendees!

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

Metrorail & Metrobus:For hours, fares and station information, visit wmata.com/.

DC Circulator: 3 bus routes connecting Union Station with Georgetown, the National Mall with Walter E.Washington Convention Center, and a seasonal loop around the National Mall, priced at just $1 per ride. For hours, passes and route maps, visit dccirculator.com/.

Hotel direction: 9 mile(s) NW

Alternate transportation: Abe’s Transportation; reservation requiredWeb: abestrans.com

Subway service, fee: $1.35 (one way)

Estimated taxi fare: $17.00 (one way)

Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA)

Hotel direction: 25 mile(s) NE

Alternate transportation: Abe’s Transportation; reservation requiredWeb: abestrans.com

Estimated taxi fare: $65.00 (one way)

Washington Dulles InternationalAirport (IAD)

Hotel direction: 33 mile(s) NE

Alternate transportation: Amtrak to Union Station- Metroto hotel; fee: $16 (one way); reservation required

Estimated taxi fare: $90.00 (one way)

Baltimore / WashingtonInternational Thurgood MarshallAirport (BWI)

100 Free (and Almost Free) Things To Do in D.C.Check out a list of FREE performances, family-fun activities, musts for history buffs and so much more by visiting:

www.washington.org/visiting/browse-dc/attractions/100-free-things-to-do

Also check the site listed below for maps, transportation, and many other points of interestin D.C.

www.visitingdc.com/

CAPITOL HILL

JeffersonFolger

National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy AttorneysNational Headquarters: 2300 M St., N.W., Ste. 800, Washington, D.C. 20037, Website: www.nacba.org

NACBA Officers NACBA DirectorsPresident William Brewer, Jr., Raleigh, NC Jean Braucher, Tucson, AZVice President John Rao, Boston, MA John Colwell, San Diego, CA Henry Sommer, Philadelphia, PASecretary Edward Boltz, Durham, NC Carey Ebert, Hurst, TX Director EmeritusTreasurer Ike Shulman, San Jose, CA James Haller, Belleville, IL Norma Hammes, San Jose, CA

Matthew Mason, Detroit, MI Director EmeritusPamela Stewart, Houston, TX

NACBA StaffExecutive Director Barbara Andelman, Cleveland, OH phone: 216.491.6770 fax: 866.571.3560Legislative Director Maureen Thompson, Arlington, VA phone: 703.276.3251Administrative Director Candace Lambrecht, San Jose, CA phone: 202.331.8005 fax: 202.331.8535Administrative Assistant Rachael Hodgen, Cleveland, OH phone: 216.491.6773 fax: 866.571.3560Field Director Angie Thies-Huber, Columbus, OH phone: 614.929.5375 fax: 1.888.201.6857

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