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ARKANSAS APPELLATE ADVOCACY INSTITUTE, April 2S-27
The Arkansas Institute for CLE is
your continuing legal
education
organization. In serving the attorneys of
Arkansas, AICLE and its staff are dedicated to developing sound programs to benefit the practicing attorneys in Arkansas. There are six new seminars being offered through June which you will not want to miss. They are:
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW, April 19 in Little Rock as planned by Willis D. Cronkhite, III who is General Counsel for Environmental Systems Co., Little Rock. A required seminar for those of
you who want to keep abreast of the many regulations and laws in this rapidly developing area of the law. Subjects to be addressed are: Superfund
in Heber Springs has been planned by Tom Carpenter who is an Assistant City Attorney for Little Rock. This intensive course will significantly improve participants' appellate advocacy skills. Small group workshops provide opportunities for all participants to hone skills such as preserving the record, writing the brief and making the oral argument. The workshops will culminate with presentation of oral arguments before a panel of appellate jurists.
JUVENILE LAW, May 10 in Little Rock as planned by Mark Roberts of Glover, Glover & Roberts of Malvern. Arkansas' juvenile court system has undergone sweeping reforms within the last few years. These changes ha ve had far reaching effects. This program will address these changes and provide a basic framework for dealing with juvenile offenders. This seminar will benefit lawyers, probation officers and other professionals working in the juvenile law area.
ATTORNEY-COLLECTION A progressive auto finance company headquartered in Southfield, Michigan is looking for a member of the Arkansas Bar Association with three to five years experience in business and commercial law to handle its case load in and around the Li ttle Rock area on a retainer basis. Please send resume to CAC P.O. Box 513 Southfield, Michigan 48037
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MEDICAL MALI'RACTICE LITIGATION, May 10 in Little Rock as planned by Laura Hensley, a partner in the Friday, Eldredge & Clark law firm. A myriad of timely topics will be offered by an outstanding group of Arkansas attorneys. The topics are:
Recent Developl/lellts ill Medical Malpractice Law; a Plai/ltiffs aud a Defellda/If's View of Displ/ted al/d Ullresolved IsslIes ill Medical Malpractice Litigatio1l; Discovery Tactics ill Medical Malpractice Litigation; Screening Medical Malpractice Cases; A pallel disCllssioll 011 Hal/dlillg Cases ill Claims Stage; Modem TecllllOlogy ill Medical Malpractice Trials/-low, Why & Whet!; a/Id Ethieallssues. WOMEN AND MINORITIES IN LAW, May 24 in Little Rock as planned by Sandra W. Cherry, Assistant U.s. Attorney and co-chair of the Opportunities for Women & Minorities Committee, Little Rock. This six-hour seminar. the first of its kind ever offered in Arkansas, will address the problems which can diminish the effectiveness of women and minority practitioners and will offer practical solutions to those problems. Speakers include Hillary Rodham Clinton, Lynn Hecht Schafran,
Howard Brill, Judge John Lineberger and others.
ADVISING ARKANSAS BUSINESSES, May 31 in Little Rock as planned by Greg Graham of Simpson &
VALVAnONS/FAIRNESS OPINIONS Closely-held Businesses, Banks, Professional Practices. For ESOPs, gifts, estate planning, charitable contributions, minority shareholder disputes, divorces. Economic loss tudies (personal/business). Experience with hundreds of cases and many industries. Court Testimony by credentialed experts. MERCER CAPITOL, 5860 Ridgeway Center Parkway, Suite 410, Memphis, TN 38120. (90l) 685-2120.