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Sac <strong>County</strong> <strong>Bar</strong>; $70- Non-<strong>County</strong> <strong>Bar</strong> Member<br />

4. Evidence: How to Get It & What to Do with It<br />

Thursday, <strong>March</strong> 15, <strong>2007</strong><br />

12:15pm to 2:15pm (Includes Lunch) 2 MCLE credits<br />

Instructor: Sandra Sava, Johnson, Fort, Meissner,<br />

Joseph & Palley<br />

www.jfmjlaw.com<br />

This class will instruct you on how to create a strategy utilizing<br />

expert witnesses, getting your expert's testimony admitted,<br />

and preparing your expert for deposition and cross-examination.<br />

Learn how to extract medical records information<br />

while maintaining patient privilege and how to link your evidence<br />

to impact a jury. $65- Sac <strong>County</strong> <strong>Bar</strong>; $70- Non-<br />

<strong>County</strong> <strong>Bar</strong> Member<br />

5. Introduction to Legal Forms & Pleadings<br />

Thursday, <strong>March</strong> 22, <strong>2007</strong><br />

Retirement<br />

By Mareth Wilson, Public Services Librarian,<br />

<strong>Sacramento</strong> <strong>County</strong> Public Law Library<br />

The websites listed here offer practical advice, subject<br />

expertise, and creative ways to think about new opportunities<br />

as you plan for retirement.<br />

American <strong>Association</strong> of Retired Persons -www.aarp.org.<br />

This is a well organized and attractive web site, an<br />

absolute (and obvious!) top choice for beginning your<br />

research. From the home page you can link through to<br />

major content sections titled Learning and Technology;<br />

Health; Family, Home and Legal; Money and Work;<br />

Travel. Special mention goes to their page of Internet<br />

Sources-http://www.aarp.org/internetresources/.<br />

AARP Local Chapters -- www.aarp.org/states/ca/.<br />

FINANCE<br />

The mainstream media money experts offer financial and<br />

lifestyle planning ideas.<br />

Business Week<br />

http://www.businessweek.com/search/browstxt.htm<br />

At this page, scroll down to the archived July 24, 2006<br />

Special Retirement Issue of their magazine.<br />

CNN<br />

http://money.cnn.com/magazines/moneymag/bpretire/2006/index.html<br />

This page has the annual “Best Places to Retire” rankings.<br />

http://money.cnn.com/magazines/moneymag/bplive/2006/<br />

Includes a Q & A section to find places to live customized<br />

to your specifications.<br />

MSN Money<br />

http://moneycentral.msn.com/retire/home.asp<br />

“Retirement Tools” section allows you to do lots of calculations<br />

and quiz yourself on your preparedness in financial<br />

and estate matters.<br />

6:00pm to 8:00pm 2 MCLE Credits<br />

Instructors: SCPLL Law Librarians<br />

This session will help you to find and/or create legal forms and<br />

pleadings in addition to locating resources in the <strong>Sacramento</strong><br />

<strong>County</strong> Public Law Library and on the Internet.<br />

$15.00- Pre-Registration Required<br />

6. Learn to Finesse Your Legal Writing Skills<br />

Wednesday, <strong>April</strong> 11, <strong>2007</strong><br />

5:30pm to 7:30pm 2 MCLE Credits<br />

Instructor: George Yount, Professor-Legal Assisting Program,<br />

American River College<br />

www.arc.losrios.edu<br />

Are you trying to escape a legal writing rut? Does your writing<br />

lack style, or distinctive content? Do you use run-on or arcane<br />

phraseology? If so, this class will provide you with tips and tech-<br />

New Retirement<br />

http://www.newretirement.com/<br />

A website in development--lots of free information, no<br />

strings apparent (so far).<br />

TRAVEL and SETTLING ABROAD<br />

Elderhostel - “Adventures in Lifelong Learning” -www.elderhostel.com<br />

“Unlike tour companies, Elderhostel offers in-depth and<br />

behind-the-scenes learning experiences for almost every<br />

interest and ability.” Small groups of like-minded travelers<br />

can choose from excursions to all 50 states and to<br />

90 countries.<br />

RetireAway.com --<br />

www.retireaway.com<br />

“Discussion forum for Americans retiring abroad.”<br />

Transitions Abroad -<br />

www.transitionsabroad.com<br />

For people of all ages wanting to travel, live, work or volunteer<br />

abroad. On the left sidebar, click on “Senior Travel” to<br />

bring up articles about living or traveling abroad as a<br />

retiree. Or, click on “Living Abroad by Country” to get articles<br />

written for all prospective expats, regardless of age.<br />

GIVING BACK<br />

Continued on page 13<br />

Reinventing Aging -<br />

http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/chc/reinventingaging/<br />

This is the site of the Harvard School of Public Health initiative<br />

to “motivate Boomers and retirees to engage in community<br />

service.” Click “Volunteer” for a long list of possibilities.<br />

N.B. the listing for www.VolunteerMatch.org. At this<br />

site you can put in your zip code, select how many miles you<br />

are willing to drive, and find volunteer opportunities in<br />

your local community.<br />

■ MARCH/APRIL <strong>2007</strong> SACRAMENTO LAWYER<br />

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