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SUMMARY:8th Annual Community Justice CLE Blitz
DESCRIPTION:Chelan Douglas County Volunteer Attorney Services is proud to offer a full day of learning for members of the bar and interested community members.  The CLE Blitz provides attorneys with a local opportunity to obtain necessary CLE credits\, receive the latest legal updates and connect with colleagues.  The CLE Blitz also serves as annual fundraiser for Volunteer Attorney Services (VAS). \nVAS facilitates free legal services for individuals and families from poverty by enlisting help of lawyers who are willing to volunteer their time on a pro bono. We are so fortunate for the incredible generosity of our legal community\, donating over 600 hours each year to ensure that poverty is not a barrier to justice. \nThank you for joining us and for your support for civil legal aid! \n\n  \nSchedule for the day\n8:30am-8:55am: Registration\, coffee\, welcome\n  \nMORNING SESSIONS (2.75 CLE credits)\n9:00am-11:00am (2 Law & Legal CLE credits)\nBlurring Lines: Updates and Answers to Legal Problems that Intersect with Civil and Criminal Law \n\nLegal Financial Obligations (LFO) Update– presenter Judith Lurie\, Northwest Justice Project (NJP)\nHousing Matters-Civil and Criminal– presenters Hannah Etengoff\, Counsel for Defense & Judith Lurie\, NJP\n\nCriminalizing our housing crisis\nImpact of criminal charges on preserving and obtaining rental housing\n\n\nWhat’s the Right Order & When Do I Use It?- presenter\, Ruth Esparza\, Esparza Law\n\nProtection orders\, non contact orders\, anti-harassment orders\n\n\nImmigration Updates- presenter\, Vanessa Gutierrez\, Northwest Immigrant Rights Project (NWIRP)\n\nDACA\nPublic Charge\nFamily Separation\nEffects of Criminal Offenses\n\n\n\n\n\n11:10am-11:55am (.75 Law & Legal CLE credit)\nTechnology and Discovery: Making Your Case Using the Internet and Social Media\, presenter: Devon Gray-Jeffers\, Danielson\, Sonn & Aylward \n\nLUNCH SESSION (1.5 CLE credits)\n12:00-1:30pm (1.5 Other CLE credits) w/lunch\nPanel Discussion: Consumer led law that grows your practice\, panelists: Ron Cridlebaugh\, Economic Development Manager\, Port of Douglas County; Steve Crossland\, attorney at law; Shreya Ley\, attorney at law \nRon Cridlebaugh will provide a snapshot of our region’s population\, demographics and incomes\, including a forecast of who is moving to the region. Steve Crossland will provide information on the future of the legal profession given the decline of new attorneys entering the profession and our communities growing legal needs.  Finally\, the Shreya Ley of LayRoots will provide suggestions and innovations in the delivery of legal services to respond to these changes. \n\nCommunity Snapshot\nThe future of the legal profession\nInnovations in the delivery of legal services\n\n  \nAFTERNOON SESSIONS (2.75 CLE Credits)\n1:45pm-3:00pm (1.25 Law & Legal CLE credits)\nTax Update and Pension Valuations\, presenter\, Pete Luchini\, CPA\, ABV\,  Cordell\, Neher & Co.\, PLLC \n\n\n\nPension valuations\nState of Washington on State retirements orders\nChanges to IRS code\n\n\n\n\n  \n3:00pm-4:30pm (1 Law & Legal\, .5 Ethic CLE credits)\nUpdates in Family Law & Tips and Benefits of Settling Cases \nPanelists: Robin Gaukroger\, Davis Arneil Law Firm; Arianna Cozart\, Cozart Moreau Law; Jordan Miller\, Jeffers\, Danielson\, Sonn & Aylward; Judge Kristin Ferrera\, Chelan County Superior Court \n\nFamily Law updates\, forms\, what’s on the horizon\, etc.\nTips and Benefits of Settling Cases\n\nA view from the bench-Judge Ferrera\nCivility in family law–working towards settlements\nEthical Issues to consider in mediation and settlement negotiations\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://cdcvas.org/event/8th-annual-community-justice-cle-blitz/
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SUMMARY:7th Annual Community Justice CLE Blitz
DESCRIPTION:Chelan Douglas County Volunteer Attorney Services is proud to offer a full day of learning for members of the bar and interested community members.  The CLE Blitz provides attorneys with a local opportunity to obtain necessary CLE credits\, receive the latest legal updates and connect with colleagues.  The CLE Blitz also serves as annual fundraiser for Volunteer Attorney Services (VAS). \nVAS facilitates free legal services for individuals and families from poverty by enlisting help of lawyers who are willing to volunteer their time on a pro bono. We are so fortunate for the incredible generosity of our legal community\, donating over 600 hours each year to ensure that poverty is not a barrier to justice. \nThank you for joining us and for your support for civil legal aid! \n\n  \nSchedule for the Day \n8:30-8:50- Registration sign-in\, coffee \n8:50-9:00- Welcome \n9:00-12:00- The Impact of Incivility and Implicit Bias on Your Legal Practice (3 Ethics credits) \n               Presenter: Timothy Jaasko-Fisher\, Robert’s Fund and TJF Consulting \n12:00-12:15-Break/Lunch pick up \n12:15-1:15- Finding the Gaps: Practical Steps to Building an Effective Brand  (1 CLE credit) \n                    Presenter: Kirk Esmond\, PCM Brandwithstructure.com \n  1:15-1:30- Break \n1:30-4:30- Rounding Out Your Practice: Legal updates you should know (3 Law & Legal credits) \n                 –Legal Implications of Social Media Use In and Out of the Workplace \n                                 Kristin Ferrera\, JDSA Law \n                  –Capacity or Lack Thereof: Diminished Capacity/Guardianship Updates \n                                David Kazemba\, Overcast Law Offices \n                   –Marijuana in the Evergreen State: Overview of the New Regulations \n                                Lindsey Weidenbach\, JDSA Law \n                   -DUI Update/Draeger 9510 \n                               Andrew Van Winkle\, Chelan Deputy Prosecutor \n  \n2017 CLE Blitz Program Abstracts and Bios Here \n 
URL:https://cdcvas.org/event/7th-annual-community-justice-cle-blitz/
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SUMMARY:6th Annual Community Justice CLE Blitz
DESCRIPTION:The Community Justice CLE Blitz is hosted by Chelan Douglas County Volunteer Attorney Services (VAS) and offers attorneys and legal staff an opportunity for local training and CLE credits.  Revenue from this event ensures that free legal services continue to be available to individuals and families living in poverty . \n6th Annual Community Justice CLE Blitz Program and Details \n6.75 CLE credits approved\, including 2.75 Ethics \nSchedule \n8:30-8:50- Registration\, sign-in\, coffee \n8:50-9:00- Welcome \n9:00-11:45- Civility Pays: The business case for a civil and more ethical practice of law (2.75 Ethics) \nPresenters: Timothy Jaasko-Fisher\, Commissioner Bart Vandergrift \n11:45-12:05-Break/Lunch pick up \n12:05-1:05- Being Your Best with More Energy and Mental Clarity (1 CLE credit) \n                     Presenter: Dr. Kristen Allot \n1:05-1:15- Break \n1:15-2:45- Rounding Out Your Practice: Civil Legal Updates Part 1 (1.5 CLE credits) \n\nGuardianship-Christina Davitt\nNew Power of Attorney Law-David Bentsen\nCharity Care-Ty Duhamel\nConsumer/Bankruptcy Law-David Kazemba\n\n  \n2:45-4:30- Rounding Out Your Practice: Civil Legal Updates Part 2 (1.5 CLE credits) \n\nEmployment Law-Rita Lovett\nHousing Law-presenter\, Judith Lurie\nFamily Law Forms- Priscilla Selden\nDomestic Violence Protection Orders-Ruth Esparza and Lindsey Paxton\nImmigration Law-Vanessa Gutierrez\n\n  \nProgram Descriptions: \nCivility Pays: The business case for a civil and more ethical practice of law \nPresenters: Timothy Jaasko-Fisher\, M.A.\, J.D.\, Roberts Fund\, fostering civility in the legal profession\, and Commissioner Bart Vandergrift\, Chelan County Superior Court \nPromoting civility in your law practice benefits clients\, practitioners\, and the profession. The costs of incivility extend beyond economics and time. Incivility impacts the mental and physical health of all who are involved in the system and impairs the administration of justice – a situation which is costly to everyone involved. Civility Pays provides an overview of the issues related to civility in the practice of law. Through the use of interactive exercises and discussion\, we will explore the role that civility plays in the Rules of Professional Conduct\, the price we pay for incivility\, the benefits we gain when we are all more civil\, and some strategies to foster civility in your practice. Participants will be provided a framework to develop practices that promote compliance with the Rules of Professional Conduct\, improve the practitioner’s quality of life\, protect clients’ interests as well as the bottom line\, and enhance the administration of justice. \nBeing Your Best with More Energy and Mental Clarity \nPresenter: Dr. Kristen Allott\, Optimizing Brains for Decision-Making\, Creativity\, and Health \nThe minds of legal community have already been vetted for their productivity and clarity of thought. Burnout is when the brain and body no longer have the ability to maintain the clear decision making and engagement of work and home life. Using the latest science\, Dr. Allott offers the legal community clear and concise science of how to reduce fatigue\, anxiety\, irritation\, insomnia\, and sugar cravings while improving our decision making by how and when we eat. At the end of the talk you will have an achievable plan and resources to improve you energy and mental clarity. \nRounding Out Your Law Practice: Civil Legal Updates \nLocal attorneys will provide brief and relevant updates in their practice areas. Participants will receive a packet with updates\, information\, resources and presenter contact information. Check back for title updates. \n\nHousing Law–Vacating an Eviction\, presenter Judith Lurie of Northwest Justice Project\nConsumer Law/Bankruptcy-presenter David Kazemba of Overcast Law Offices\nFamily Law Forms– Shortcuts to Using the New FL Plain Language Forms\, presenter Priscilla Selden of Columbia Valley Legal Technician Services\nGuardianship-presenter Christina Davitt of Ogden Murphy Wallace\nDomestic Violence Protection Orders–Surrendering Guns at DVPO\, presenters Ruth Esparza and Lindsey Paxton of Northwest Justice Project\nEmployment Law– presenter Rita Lovett of Jeffers\, Danielson\, Sonn & Aylward\, P.S.\nCharity Care– Using Charity Care Law to Protect Consumers\, presenter Ty Duhamel of Columbia Legal Services\nPower of Attorney– presenter David Bentsen of Speidel Bentsen\, LLP\nImmigration Law-presenter Vanessa Gutierrez of Northwest Immigrant Rights Project\n\n  \n  \nOVERNIGHT GUESTS:  Comfort Suites is the closest hotel-1 minute from the CTC.  Their contact number is 509-662-1818.
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