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NJSBA
Mid-Year Meeting 2011
The Shelbourne
Dublin, Ireland
November 6–12, 2011

New Jersey State Bar Association
Mid-Year Meeting
November 6–12, 2011
The Shelbourne Dublin
Dublin, Ireland
As the luck of the Irish would have it, you’ll be joining the
New Jersey State Bar Association in Dulbin, Ireland from
Nov. 6–12 for the 2011 Mid-Year Meeting. Friendly, vibrant,
warm and welcoming, Dublin is the capital of Ireland and its
political, economic and cultural center. A city with
personality and charisma, Dublin is a place where people
know how to have fun. A place where it is said that knowing
an Irish is like getting a friend for life.
Irish attorneys will be joining our educational panels to
offer a perspective on legal issues from both sides of the pond.
From the global economic challenges to a master class on
divorce in Ireland and New Jersey, the substantive
programming will provide sessions relative to New Jersey, as
well as opportunities to compare and contrast the practice of
law with our affable hosts. All sessions offer CLE credit.
Established by the Vikings in the 10th century, Dublin is one
of the most popular cities in Europe for travelers. Its many
cultural sites will take you back in time to experience the rich
history of the greenest spot on earth.
A diverse selection of half-day and full-day tours are
available so you can make the most of the Dublin Mid-Year
Meeting. From city walking tours to visits to the countryside
and more, make sure to review the tour schedule and register
for your favorites. And of course, a trip to Ireland as well as a
Mid-Year Meeting, must have a golf tournament. The Dublin
Mid-Year tournament will be held at Portmarnock Golf Club,
Championship Course.
Kings Inns, the headquarters of the Benchers and the School
of Law, will be the site for our Welcome Reception. Not open to
the public, we are fortunate and grateful to our Irish hosts for
helping us to arrange this fabulous event.
Mid-Year attendees are also invited to register for the Board
of Trustees dinner at the Old Jameson Distillery. The home of
famous Irish whiskey, the dinner will feature a private tour of
the distillery, a whiskey tasting and traditional Irish
entertainment.
The NJSBA Mid-Year Meeting is made possible by the generous support of our sponsors.
McCarter & English, LLP
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Bank of America Home Loans, Cindy & Len Rossine
Lum Drasco & Positan, LLC
Matheson Ormsby Prentice
Law Offices of Benjamin M. DelVento

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Special Events
Welcome Reception
Monday, November 7
6:30–8 p.m.
King’s Inns, Dublin
Sponsored by McCarter & English, LLP
Included in registration fee.
Enjoy an abundant spread of
contemporary and traditional Irish fare at
this reception to kick-off the Mid-Year
Meeting in Dublin. Designed by James
Gandon in 1795 as a home for barristers,
King’s Inns is closed to the public.
Board of Trustees Meeting & Luncheon
Wednesday, November 9
11 a.m.–2 p.m.
The Shelbourne
Board of Trustees Dinner
Wednesday, November 9
7–11 p.m.
Old Jameson Distillery
This is a ticketed event—$190 per person
Mid-Year attendees are welcome to register for a dinner in
honor of the Board of Trustees at the home of Irish whiskey, the
Old Jameson Distillery.
Whiskey has been distilled in Ireland for over a thousand years;
originally it was known as “Uisce Beatha,” Gaelic for the “Water
of Life.”
Before dinner, guests may wander with a glass of whiskey in
their hand and see the process of Irish whiskey distillation.
Guests can also partake in some fun whiskey tasting and all
tasters will be issued a certificate.
The rousing sound of Irish balladeers invites everyone to dinner
and a night of traditional Irish music, song and dance.
CLE Program Reception
Prior to Legal Trends and the World’s Changing Economies, the
Dublin law firm of Matheson Ormsby Prentice is sponsoring a
reception with the program speakers representing the firm.
Meet these attorneys and expand the global connections of
your practice.
President’s Reception
Friday, November 11
7–9:30 p.m.
The Shelbourne
Included in registration fee
A new format is in store for the President’s Reception. Join
Susan A. Feeney at this event designed for mingling, networking
and fun with substantial hors d’oeuvres and cocktails.
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MID-YEAR MEETING 2011
Mid-Year Meeting
Headquarters
The Shelbourne Dublin
The Shelbourne Hotel was built in 1824 and its celebrated
walls have endured the Easter Rising of 1916 with ladies
running for cover with their tea and a British machine-gun
crew taking up position on the fifth floor. A national treasure
and Georgian masterpiece, Ireland’s 1922 Constitution was
drafted in its Constitution Room.
Hotel Reservations
You must make your hotel reservations online or by calling
The Shelbourne reservations department directly.
The cut-off date is October 3, 2011. Please make your reservations early, as
availability is limited.
• Online:
http://cwp.marriott.com/dubbr/njsba/
• Phone: 011-353-1663-4500
• Group ID:
The group code is LKH, or you may identify yourself as
being with the NJ State Bar Association.
• Group Rate: Deluxe King Room: €200/night, double occupancy
Luxury Queen Room: €189/night, single occupancy
All rates include breakfast and 10% VAT. Rates quoted for
rooms are for a maximum occupancy of 2 persons per
room. The cut-off date is October 3, 2011. Reservations
received after the cut-off date will be accepted on a space
available basis at the group rate.
• Check-in: Check-in time is after 3 p.m. The hotel will do its best to have
rooms available as early as possible. However, to guarantee room
availability upon arrival, please reserve a room for the night
prior to your arrival.
• Room Guarantee: Individual room reservations must be confirmed and
guaranteed by the attendee with a deposit of one night’s room rate.
• Cancellation Policy: Any individual cancelling room reservations after
October 6, 2011 may be assessed a cancellation fee by the NJSBA of up to
100% of the cost of the room, per night cancelled. Any individual
cancelling room reservations within 31 days prior to arrival will be
charged a cancellation fee (one night’s room rate) in addition to any
cancellation fee assessed by the NJSBA.
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Education
Mid-Year Dublin attendees will be able to earn up to 10 CLE credits at New Jersey State
Bar Association and New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education cosponsored
educational seminars. Monday and Wednesday sessions are scheduled for the
morning, and Tuesday and Thursday programs will be held in the afternoon,
providing opportunities at varied times of day for touring Dublin during the
conference. We are offering a great line-up of substantive programs:
10 Things You Need to Know About
Cases with International Implications
Learn from a panel of Irish and American experts about the
critical issues every lawyer should know about handling a case
with international implications. This is an essential discussion on
everything from cross-border discovery issues, to European
privacy laws, to the different concepts of privilege.
Estate Planning in New Jersey
After the 2010 Tax Act
The long-awaited changes to the Federal Estate Tax are reality.
The new bill brings changes to how estates should be handled.
This is an opportunity to learn about stepped-up basis, the
increased gift tax exemption, GRATS, automatic allocation rules,
and how to plan for the future.
Second Family Issues
This seminar will explore critical issues in parenting time for
extended families, custody issues following remarriage, stepparent
access to confidential information about a child, child
support, and the challenge of the case information statement.
Chasing the Money
A look at cross-border fraud issues from the view of white-collar
criminal law experts. The panel will examine remedies for
frauds, how to enforce a foreign injunction, and civil and
common law issues unique to New Jersey, the U.S., Ireland and
the European Union.
Ethics in the Digital Age
Take part in a master class examining the rise of new
technologies, and how courts and disciplinary authorities
struggling to apply the rules of ethics to new discovery
procedures, marketing tools, and methods attorneys must
utilize in order to perform due diligence.
May it Please the Courts:
Comparative Trial Experience in
New Jersey and Ireland
Health Care Reform on Two Continents
Hot Topics in Civil Litigation
A review of the developments in civil litigation, with a look at
the latest cases that matter to your practice.
Legal Trends and the
World’s Changing Economies
Experts from New Jersey and abroad discuss the legal
implications of the economic challenges facing the U.S., Ireland
and countries around the world. A look at tax issues, foreclosure
and bankruptcy trends, immigration matters, the rise of
arbitration and commercial litigation trends, including a special
court for business matters in Ireland.
If Your Family (Law) You Treasure: A Master Class
on Divorce in Ireland and New Jersey
Counsel Fees in Family Matters—
Everything You Need to Know, from A–Z
Equity Jurisprudence Developments and Trends
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MID-YEAR MEETING 2011
Half-Day Tours
Panoramic City Tour
Sunday, November 6
10 a.m.–1 p.m. or
2–5 p.m.
$85 per person
The 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. tour is the perfect
way to start your visit if you arrive in Dublin
on a late-night flight, and have some time
to get the lay of the land before check-in at
The Shelbourne.
Embark on an orientation tour of Dublin and
get to know its customs, traditions and
1,000 year old history.
Dublin is famous for the distinctive
architecture of its Georgian Squares, which
were laid out during the 1700s. As you ride
through the squares, you will notice the
uniformity of the houses. One way to
distinguish your home was to paint the door a
different color from your neighbor’s and add
distinctive knockers and elegant fanlights
above the door. This began the tradition of
Dublin’s ornate and colorful doorways.
From the hotel, you will travel just two miles (three kilometers) west
to Dublin’s playground, the 1742-acre Phoenix Park, the largest
urban enclosed park in Europe. Ornamental gardens, nature trails,
polo fields and the Dublin Zoo call this park home. And, the
President of Ireland and the American Ambassador have their
homes here. You will also have an opportunity to walk to the cross
where Pope John Paul II said mass in 1979.
Returning to the city center, your guide will make the buildings,
statues and other landmarks come alive. Among the city’s many
interesting sights is Trinity College, founded in 1592 by Queen
Elizabeth I. It is here that the famous Book of Kells is kept. (An
opportunity to visit Trinity College is offered in the Walking Dublin
Tour on Monday.)
Standing on high ground in the oldest part of Dublin is one of the
city's finest historic buildings, St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Highlights of
the interior include magnificent stonework and graceful pointed
arches with delicately chiseled supporting columns, as well as
beautiful stained glass.
The tour includes:
• Round trip transportation via deluxe vehicles
• Tour guide
• Visit inside St. Patrick’s Cathedral
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Walking Tour of Dublin
Monday, November 7
9 a.m.–12:30 p.m. and
1–4:30 p.m.
$80 per person
Experience a walking trail like no other—for this is Dublin, unique in
style and atmosphere and unlike any other European capital!
This guided walking tour begins nearby the hotel on the cobbled
stones of Trinity College, bringing you back to the 18th century. You
will be welcomed at Trinity by the knowledgeable and eccentric
Professor Joseph O’Gorman, assistant to the Dean, who will delight
you with an interesting and personal introduction of life in Trinity
College Dublin. Here you will also visit the magnificent Old Library
which houses the Book of Kells–a 9th Century gospel manuscript
famous throughout the world.
This unique tour then takes you from the Molly Malone legendary
figure, to Powerscourt House, one of the finest 18th Century town
houses, and then to Dublin’s Cultural Quarter, known as Temple
Bar, a thriving area of color and modern youth culture.
The Trail finishes at Grafton Street, Dublin’s premier shopping
district, where you can shop till you drop or just relax in one of
many traditional pubs & cafés.
The tour includes:
• Tour guide
• Entrance to Trinity College Old Library (Book of Kells)
Musical Pub Crawl
Monday, November 7
9–11 p.m.
or
Tuesday, November 8
8:30–10:30 p.m.
$95 per person
With the Mid-Year Meeting Welcome Reception ending at 8 p.m.,
you can continue the celebration on the Traditional Irish Musical
Pub Crawl. Two professional musicians perform tunes and songs
while telling the story of Irish music and its influences on
contemporary world music. The Musical Pub Crawl visits famous
pubs and bars in the Temple Bar area. All pubs are privately booked,
with private bar and in close proximity to each other.
This tour is a great way to experience the Dublin pub scene and the
rich heritage of Irish music.
Guests can join in with song, fun, and pints while listening to the
story of Irish music.
The tour includes:
• Exclusive & private tour accompanied by two professional
musicians
• Three drinks per person (beer, wine or soft drink)—
one in each pub
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Howth & Casino at Marino Coastal Tour
Tuesday, November 8
9 a.m.–1 p.m.
$98 per person
Since Tuesday’s educational programming is held in the afternoon, why
not start the day off with this tour?
The Casino is considered to be one of the finest 18th Century neoclassical
buildings in Europe.
Designed by Sir William Chambers as a pleasure house for the first Earl
of Charlemont, The Casino, meaning 'small house', contains 16 rooms
spread over three levels, some of which are decorated with ornate
plasterwork and richly patterned marquetry floors. Learn about the
illusions and architectural devices that make this property so facinating.
In order to protect the inlaid floors, visitors will not be permitted to
wear shoes. Free disposable footwear will be provided.
The tour continues with a visit to the fishing village of Howth. Enjoy a
walk along the cliffs of the north tip of the Dublin Bay or simply walk
along the pier as the fishing trailers enter the small harbor with their
daily catch. At the end of the walking tour, the group will stop in a
traditional pub where the turf is still burning in open fires and enjoy a
well-deserved Irish coffee.
The tour includes:
• Round trip transportation via deluxe vehicles
• Tour guide
• Entrance to the Casino at Marino
• Irish coffee
Literary Pub Crawl
Tuesday, November 8
8:30–10:30 p.m.
$87 per person
Ireland is often referred to as ‘the land of saints & scholars’ and it is no
surprise when one considers such names as Swift, Joyce, Beckett, Yeats,
Wilde and our latest Nobel Prize winner for literature, Seamus Heaney.
The starting point of the “Literary Pub Crawl” is the Duke pub, just
off Grafton Street. Enjoy a number of these famous pubs while a
literary expert describes, in a humorous way, what exactly it was
about Dublin and, especially, Dublin pubs, that inspired these great
writers and poets.
The tour includes:
• Literary guided pub crawl with actor
• Three drinks per person (beer, wine or soft drink)
—one in each of three pubs
The Gourmet Trail
Wednesday, November 9 and
Thursday, November 10
10 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
$85 per person
Enjoy the best food and cultural off-the-beaten-track experience to
be had in Dublin.
Soak in the history and culture and enjoy delicious foods in historic
neighborhoods within a stone’s throw of the city centre. Meet the
people whose family businesses have thrived in one spot for
generations, and meet the people who have introduced new
products to the region, reflecting the modern Irish table.
No need for lunch after this walk, tastings are frequent and
generous. The walk takes a gentle two-and-a-half hours and is led
by an experienced and knowledgeable culinary guide. Visit bread
shops, food halls, fruit and flower stalls, cheesemongers,
fishmongers, butchers, bakers and more. The tour also includes a
stop in one of the oldest pubs in Dublin.
The tour includes:
• Culinary expert tour guide
• Stops at various gourmet shops with tastings at each
• Glass of beer or wine
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Full-Day Tours
Countryside Tour—Powerscourt Gardens and
Glendalough Monastery
Friday, November 11
9 a.m.–4 p.m.
$155 per person
Here, against the background of the Sugar Loaf Mountain, you’ll visit
the majestic 14,000 acre Powerscourt Gardens, with their breathtaking
views, statues, terraces and fountains.
A magnificent example of aristocratic gardens from the 19th
century, the terraced Italian gardens are embellished with statues
descending towards a pond. The Japanese gardens and a pet
cemetery are only a few characteristics of this visit.
Continuing south on the tour, you reach the impressive seventh century
monastic ruins of Glendalough (glen between two lakes), famous for the
monastery founded in 545 by the beloved and eccentric St. Kevin, who
lived in a hole in the cliff. Beyond the monastery, enjoy a relaxed walk
into the forest leading to the lakes in this magnificent spot in County
Wicklow.
The tour includes:
• Round trip transportation via deluxe vehicles
• Tour guide
• Entrance to the gardens
• Visit to Glendalough monastic site
• Light lunch of soup and sandwiches
Kildare—National Stud, Japanese Gardens and
Castle Town House
Friday, November 11
9 a.m.–5 p.m.
$170 per person
The National Stud is located in County Kildare—a county renowned
for its horse breeding industry. The National Stud has produced
many famous racehorses, and the farm is home to many famous
stallions, including Tular and Royal Charger. The National Stud
Museum traces the history of the horse in Ireland, and has many
interesting items donated or loaned by famous horse breeders.
Also within the estate are the beautiful Japanese Gardens, which
were established between 1906 and 1910 by Lord Wavetree and
laid out by the Japanese gardener Tasa Eida. They have been
carefully preserved as one of the gems of Ireland’s heritage.
Next, you’ll head to Kildare Village for lunch and shopping at luxury
fashion and home-ware boutiques and discounted designer brands.
On the way back to Dublin, you will visit Castletown House, which
was built in 1722–32. It was the first example of Palladianism to be
constructed in Ireland, and it remains the largest and most
significant of its kind in the country.
The tour includes:
• Round trip transportation via deluxe vehicles
• Tour of National Stud farm
• Entrance to National Stud Museum and Japanese Gardens with
guided tour
• Entrance and guided tour of Castletown House
• Lunch in Kildare Village
• VIP cards with 10% discount to use at the Kildare outlet village
Golf Tournament
Portmarnock Golf Club, Championship Course
Friday, November 11
8 a.m. Two-tee start
$200 per person
Sponsored by Lum Drasco & Positan, LLC and
Law Offices of Benjamin M. DelVento
Tournament co-chairs Wayne Positan, Dennis Drasco and Ben DelVento
invite attendees to play in the Mid-Year Meeting Golf Tournament.
Perhaps Wayne will pass along some golfing tips, given his fabulous
hole-in-one at last year’s duff fest. Considering the locale, the luck of
the Irish may have a greater effect on each player’s chances.
Founded in 1894, Portmarnock is consistently ranked among the top
golf courses in the world. With a rich history closely aligned to the
progression of golf in Ireland, Portmarnock has hosted many major
professional and amateur events, including multiple Irish Open
Championships. From Sam Snead to Steve Ballesteros, some of golf's
best known names have tested their skills on this north county
Dublin sand pit. Portmarnock invites you to experience one of the
purest links courses in the world.
The golf fee includes:
• Continental breakfast at the hotel
• Round-trip transfers
• Green fees
• Practice balls
NOTE: This is a walking course, however pull carts are available at a cost of $7. Buggies
(golf carts) are available to those with a medical condition, such that the use of a buggy
is absolutely essential to play golf. This condition must be supported by a medical
certificate. There are five buggies available in total and they must be requested in
advance and may be used on an “if available basis.” The buggy fee is $75.
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NJSBA MID-YEAR MEETING
NOVEMBER 6–12, 2011
REGISTRATION FORM
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY
NJSBA CANCELLATION POLICY
• All requests for refunds must be in writing.
• For a full refund of registration fees, requests must be
received on or before Sept. 23, 2011.
• A $75 service fee will be deducted from each registration
fee for refund requests received from Sept. 24 to Oct. 14.
• If a refund request is received between Oct. 15 and Oct. 28,
50 percent of the registration fee will be refunded.
• Requests for refunds after Oct. 28 will not be honored.
• NO REFUNDS will be processed before Dec. 12, 2011.
Reduced rates for Member Guests and First-Time Attendees
Non-member attorney rate includes ONE YEAR of NJSBA membership.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Name ____________________________________________________________________________________________
NJSBA ID # __________________________________________
Law Firm/Organization ____________________________________________________________________________ PA ID #_______________________________________ ■ NY
Address ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Phone _________________________________________________________________
Fax ___________________________________________________________________________
Email __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Indicate name as it is to appear on your badge: Member___________________________________________ Guest _______________________________________________
Children (with ages) ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
REGISTRATION FEES
ALL ATTENDEES INCLUDING SPOUSES, GUESTS AND SPEAKERS MUST PAY REGISTRATION FEES.
*No attorney may attend as the guest of another attorney
† Any attorney who is eligible for NJSBA membership.
Fee includes ONE YEAR of NJSBA membership.
ADULTS
PER PERSON FEE
Member $595
Member guest* $475
First-Time Attendee $495
Non-Member † $695
Non-Member guest $695
Children 5 and under
no charge
Children 6–11 $150
Children 12–17 $175
NUMBER OF
ATTENDEES
SUBTOTAL
Registration fee includes: Welcome Reception, CLE programming and the President’s Reception.
PAYMENT INFORMATION
■ Payment enclosed. Make check payable to the New Jersey State Bar Association.
■ Visa ■ MasterCard ■ American Express
__________________________________________________________________________________
NAME ON CREDIT CARD
__________________________________________________________________________________
ACCOUNT NUMBER
EXPIRATION DATE
__________________________________________________________________________________
SIGNATURE
TOTAL PAYMENT________________
SPECIAL EVENTS
WELCOME RECEPTION
Monday, November 7
King’s Inns
Sponsored by McCarter and English, LLP
Included in registration fee
PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION
Friday, November 11
The Shelbourne
Sponsored by Price Waterhouse Coopers, LLP
Included in registration fee
Total number of people (including children) that will attend:
Welcome Reception________
President’s Reception and Dinner________
NJSBA GOLF TOURNAMENT
Friday, November 11
Portmarnock Golf Club
To sign up, use the tour and golf registration form provided.
TOURS
A variety of full-and half-day tours are available. Please use the
separate registration form provided to make your tour reservations.
HOW TO REGISTER
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meeting
updates
1. FAX the completed registration form with credit card information
to 732-249-2414
2. Register ONLINE at www.njsba.com
3. MAIL your completed registration form with your check or
credit card information to NJSBA Information Services, New
Jersey Law Center, One Constitution Square, New Brunswick,
NJ 08901-1520.
By registering for the NJSBA Mid-Year Meeting, all attendees, instructors and exhibitors
acknowledge they may be photographed during the meeting. They agree that such photographs will
be the sole property of the NJSBA, and they consent to the NJSBA’s unrestricted use of their name,
portrait, photograph and other likeness in any and all commercial, promotional and advertising
material without any monetary compensation.

NJSBA MID-YEAR MEETING
NOVEMBER 6–12, 2011
DUBLIN, IRELAND
TOUR & GOLF REGISTRATION
HOW TO REGISTER
1. FAX the completed registration form with credit card information
to 732-249-2414
2. Register ONLINE at www.njsba.com
3. MAIL your completed registration form with your check or
credit card information to NJSBA Information Services, New
Jersey Law Center, One Constitution Square, New Brunswick,
NJ 08901-1520.
REGISTER BY OCTOBER 14, 2011
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY
MEMBER Name_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
SPOUSE/GUEST Name ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CHILDREN (with ages) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Law Firm/Organization __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Phone_____________________________________________ Fax_________________________________________ Email ________________________________________________
HALF-DAY TOURS DAY DATE TIME PRICE QTY TOTAL
■ Panoramic City Tour Sunday Nov. 6
■ Walking Tour of Dublin Monday Nov. 7
■ Musical Pub Crawl
■ Monday
■ Tuesday
Nov. 7
Nov. 8
■ 10 a.m.–1 p.m.
■ 2–5 p.m.
■ 9 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
■ 1–4:30 p.m.
9–11 p.m.
8:30–10:30 p.m.
$85 $
$80 $
$95 $
■ Howth & Marino Coastal Tour Tuesday Nov. 8 9 a.m.–1 p.m. $98 $
■ Literary Pub Crawl Tuesday Nov. 8 8:30–10:30 p.m. $87 $
■ The Gourmet Trail
■ Wednesday
■ Thursday
Nov. 9
Nov. 10
10 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
10 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
$85 $
FULL-DAY TOURS DAY DATE TIME PRICE QTY TOTAL
■ Countryside Tour—Powerscourt Gardens and
Glendalough Monastery
■ Kildare—National Stud, Japanese Gardens and
Castle Town House
Friday Nov. 11 9 a.m.–4 p.m. $155 $
Friday Nov. 11 9 a.m.–5 p.m. $170 $
NJSBA GOLF TOURNAMENT DAY DATE TIME PRICE QTY TOTAL
■ Portmarnock Golf Club,
Championship Course
Friday Nov. 11 8 a.m.—Two tee start $200 $
■ Club rental with pull-cart $90 $
■ Pull-cart only $7 $
Handicap: ____________
Foursome
1.
2.
3.
4.
GRAND TOTAL $_______________________
PAYMENT INFORMATION
■ Payment enclosed. Make check payable to the New Jersey State Bar Association.
■ Visa ■ MasterCard ■ American Express
__________________________________________________________________________________
NAME ON CREDIT CARD
__________________________________________________________________________________
ACCOUNT NUMBER
EXPIRATION DATE
__________________________________________________________________________________
SIGNATURE
TOTAL PAYMENT________________
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Cancellations: Cancellations for sightseeing tours must be received no later than
October 14. All tours booked and not cancelled by October 14 are non-refundable.
Tours are based on the following participant minimums: Panoramic City
Tour (25); Walking Tour of Dublin (15); Musical Pub Crawl (30); Howth & Marino
Coastal Tour (25); Literary Pub Crawl (30); The Gourmet Trail (10); Countryside
Tour (25); Kildare Tour (25). If the minimum number of persons required to operate
a tour is not reached, the tour is subject to cancellation or a price revision to
accommodate the actual number of participants. Tours cancelled by the NJSBA
will be refunded. Seats for tours are limited and bookings made after arrival in
Dublin are subject to availability.
Pricing: All rates are subject to change based on actual participation.
Gratuities: Gratuities for tour guides and drivers are not included in the prices
above, and are at your discretion.

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Mid-Year Meeting 2011
The Shelbourne
Dublin, Ireland
November 6–12, 2011