Corporate Affiliate Conflicts of Interest - Louisville Bar Association

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Member Appreciation Fair Until Next Year ... Thanks to all who made the 4th Annual Member Appreciation Fair a smashing success! This lively event—held on September 2 in conjunction with the Kentucky Law Update program—gave LBA members and friends a chance to visit the Bar Center and enjoy one another’s company along with a complimentary lunch, gourmet coffees, door prizes and a showcase of the benefits of belonging to a thriving metropolitan bar association. Special thanks to the following sponsors and exhibitors who helped make it all possible: Blue Bell Creamery . Consumers Choice Coffee . Duplicator Sales & Service . Lawyers Mutual Insurance Company of Kentucky . Logan Lavelle Hunt Insurance & Wealth Management . Miller Insurance Agency . National Insurance Company . PICA Group . Premier Integrity Solutions . Republic Bank . Salix . Spaid Nursing . Stock Yards Bank & Trust . W.B. Griffin & Son – Pearl Insurance Congratulations to the following winners of door prizes: Tom Ebendorf: winner of a Kindle ebook reader (donated by the Louisville Bar Association) Amy Jones: winner of a Pierre Cardin pen (donated by Miller Insurance Agency) Joseph Miller: winner of $50 American Express gift card (donated by Salix) Lyndell Pickett: winner of a $50 gift card to Napa River Grill (donated by Spaid Nursing) Sandra Ragland: winner of a $50 Visa gift card (donated by W.B. Griffin & Son - Pearl Insurance) Richard Schuster: winner of a $100 gift card to Bristol Bar & Grille (donated by Premier Integrity Solutions) Debra Stamper: winner of a bottle of Maker’s Mark bourbon (donated by PICA Group) Lloyd Vest: winner of a round of golf for four at Wildwood Country Club (donated by Duplicator Sales & Service) 14 Louisville Bar Briefs www. loubar.org
Federal Bar Association, Kentucky Chapter and the Louisville Bar Association present Federal Practice Seminar 2010 October 7, 2010 12:00 p.m. - 3:15 p.m. Eastern time U.S. Courthouse 601 West Broadway Louisville, KY 40202 Topics & Speakers Professionalism and Civility in the Courts Hon. Thomas B. Russell, Chief Judge, United States District Court, W.D. Ky. Ethics and E-Discovery Update E. Kenly Ames, English, Lucas, Priest & Owsley, LLP U.S. Attorneys’ Update David J. Hale, United States Attorney, W.D. Ky. Kerry B. Harvey, United States Attorney, E.D. Ky. Employment Law Update: Third Party Retaliation Claims and Social Networking Leigh Latherow, VanAntwerp, Monge, Jones, Edwards & McCann, LLP Lunch will be provided, Courtesy of the United States District Court, W.D. Ky. Credits: 3.0 (Including 1.0 Ethics) CLE Hours – Pending Cost: FBA & LBA Members: $30 Non-members: $60 To register, contact the Louisville Bar Association: (502) 583-5314 or www.loubar.org LBA Half-Day Kentucky Uniform Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act (KRS Ch. 273): Pitfalls from an Institutional Investment Management Perspective Wednesday, October 20 Kentucky’s adoption of the Kentucky Uniform Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act (KYUPMIFA) has indirectly codified so-called Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) of finance and economics. Attorneys, therefore, should have a working knowledge of institutional investment management according to MPT. Ignorance of the law may never be an excuse, but what about ignorance of facts indicating that a law may be flawed? What about ignorance of the facts on the part of a law (or the legislators enacting the same)? Topics will include: • A legal and economic history of MPT • Statistical flaws of MPT • Law of KYUPMIFA from the perspective of what incidental investment management knowledge attorneys need to posses • Ethical quandaries • The role of consultants in the financial market crisis • How to assist clients in monitoring the consultants’ monitoring KYUPMIFA-covered policies • And more Attention CLE Attendees: Speaker: Jeffrey A. Sexton, Arsenal Investment Advisors All CLE prices reflect pre-registration costs. Please add $10 processing fee to cost if registering the day of the event. We cannot guarantee Time: 8:45 a.m. — Registration 9 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. — Program lunch when you register on the day of the event. Place: LBA, 600 W. Main Street Cancellation Policy: Price: $90 Members / $180 Non-Members All cancellations must be received by the LBA 24 hours in advance to Credits: 3.0 (Including 1.0 Ethics) CLE Hours — Pending receive a credit or refund. Cancellations received the day of the event will require payment for the seminar. www. loubar.org October 2010 15
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