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| ABCs and BOPs: What Every Real Estate Lawyer Needs to Know About Property Insurance | California State Bar, Section Education Institute | January, 2009 |
| This Continuing Legal Education course was presented at the State Bar Section Education Institute. It presented a broad overview of how the most commonly-issued types of real property insurance work. The program discussed: how policies are structured; exclusions and exceptions to exclusions; policy limits; how property is valued after a loss; and the insured's duties after a loss. Common types of ancillary coverage will also be addressed. This program was intended for real estate attorneys who need a working knowledge of how property insurance works and what types of coverage their clients should consider.
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| California Real Estate Brokers: Law and Litigation | CEB | June, 2009 |
| This CEB book describes broker responsibilities in detail. Covers both residential and commercial transactions in California and the relationship between real estate brokers, salespersons and their clients in acquiring, selling, and leasing real property. In depth discussion of broker errors and omissions policies. |
| Construction Contracts, Defects and Litigation | CEB | January, 2009 |
| This CEB book provides the expert advice and analysis and practical forms an attorney needs for both transactional and litigation practice, including insurance and indemnity agreements. It includes a discussion of multiple types of insurance coverage that may apply to construction defect claims. |
| Real Property Sales Transactions (4th Ed.) | CEB | February, 2009 |
| This CEB book guides an attorney through every detail of commercial and residential real estate transactions from the time a client enters your office until the close of escrow. It includes a comprehensive discussion of property and liablity insurance coverages that may apply in real estate sales transactions. |
| "CLRA" Can Be A Four Letter Word For California Businesses | Association of Business Trial Lawyers | 2008 |
| This article provided an overview of the Consumer Legal Remedies Act, and its impact on California businesses. |
| Bad Faith Insurance Claims in California | National Business Institute | June, 2008 |
| This basic-to-intermediate level Continuing Legal Education seminar was designed to help attorneys, claims adjusters, claims managers, risk managers, insurance agents, paralegals and other professionals avoid bad faith claims if they can - or successfully defend them in court.
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| California Title Insurance Practice (2d Ed.) | CEB | June, 2008 |
| This CEB book allows an attorney to confidently advise clients on title company products and title insurance and successfully prosecute and defend title disputes and foreclosures. It includes a comprehensive discussion of the structure and coverage of title insurance policy forms. |
| Environmental Liability: Financing and Insurance Issues | California State Bar, 2008 Annual Meeting | September, 2008 |
| This Continuing Legal Education seminar was presented at the Stae Bar 2008 Annual Meeting. It presented a comprehensive overview of the different types of insurance policies available for environmental contamination, and coverages available to allow remediation of contaminated properties. |
| Landlord Liability Insurance: Why an Old Lease May Need to Learn New Tricks | California Real Property Journal | 2008 |
| This Continuing Legal Education article provided an overview of liability and property requirements and indemnity provisions in commercial leases. |
| Office Leasing: Drafting and Negotiating the Lease | CEB | September, 2008 |
| This CEB book provides everything an attorney needs on every aspect of negotiation and putting together an office lease. It includes a comprehensive discussion of insurance coverage and indemnity agreements. |
| LiveVault, Lojack, RemoteKill, Oh My! How Can You Protect Your Computer Data? | Fresno County Bar | November, 2007 |
| This Continuing Legal Education article presents options for safeguarding, storing and recovering computer data. |
| "Claw Backs" and "Safe Harbors": The New Federal Electronic DIscovery Rules | Fresno County Bar Association | December, 2006 |
| This Continuing Legal Education article discussed the new federal rules governing discovery of information stored in various types of computer and electronic systems. |