W
08
Wednesday, June 19
2 p.m. – 5: 15 p.m.
Civil Litigation
Rules and Case Law
Update
The faculty will present a general survey of
the recent changes to the Arizona Rules of
Civil Procedure and Federal Rules of Civil
Procedure. Recent cases interpreting the
Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure will also
be discussed. Presenters will highlight
various specific proposed rule changes.
Finally, members of the Bar and judiciary
will present a panel discussion.
WEDNESDAY
Sponsored by:
Seminar Chair:
Faculty:
Civil Practice and
Procedure Committee
Michael J. Farrell,
Jennings Strouss &
Salmon PLC
Patience T. Huntwork,
Staff Attorney, Arizona
Supreme Court
John W. Rogers, Perkins
Coie Brown & Bain PA
CLE
Credit
W
09
Wednesday, June 19
2 p.m. – 5: 15 p.m.
Building for the
Future
Landlord/Tenant, Public and
Private Buildings, Providing
Access for Persons with
Disabilities and Avoiding
Legal Action
This program will provide discussion of
topics relevant to building and remodeling
public and private buildings, landlord/
tenant issues regarding disability access, and
ways to avoid legal action regarding access
for persons with disability. This seminar
will be valuable to real estate attorneys,
landlord/tenant attorneys and attorneys
dealing with persons with disabilities.
Speakers will include legal experts, developers, planning and zoning representatives,
facilities managers with an overview of the
law in this area – and a surprise guest.
Sponsored by:
Seminar Chairs:
Faculty:
Persons with Disabilities
in the Legal Profession
Committee
Emily Johnston
Judy Drickey-Prohow,
Law Office of Scott
Clark
Hugh Gallagher, Deputy
Court Administrator
Superior Court of
Arizona, Maricopa
County
Edward L. Myers III,
Deputy Executive
Director, Arizona
Center for Disability
Law
Michael Parham,
Williams Zinman &
Parham PC
Tom Warne, Triangle
Ventures
Dee-Dee Samet,
Dee-Dee Samet PC
CLE
Credit
W
10
Wednesday, June 19
2 p.m. – 5: 15 p.m.
Estate Planning in
the Digital Age
A new type of property has emerged that
is labeled as “digital assets.” This includes
email accounts, professional and personal
data backups, banking, investment, and
shopping accounts, domain names and
web-hosting accounts, social media, and
avatars for online games. While estate planners have developed techniques to transfer
traditional types of property, many estate
planners do not address digital assets when
preparing their clients’ estate plans. This
seminar will examine the importance of
planning for the disposition of digital assets,
examine current legal developments dealing
with digital assets, provide planning techniques, and discuss how to administer an
estate containing digital assets. In addition,
other unique technology opportunities
for the estate planner will be addressed,
including useful “apps” and other electronic
resources. Finally, the effect of the new
American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 on
the estate planning world will be discussed.
Sponsored by:
Seminar Chair:
Faculty:
The American College of
Trust and Estate Law
(ACTEC)
CLE
Credit
