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Price : USD 150.00DEEDS IN LIEU OFFORECLOSURE:PRACTICAL AND LEGALCONSIDERATIONSThis program will discuss the practical andlegal issues associated with a consensualtransfer of commercial real property from aBorrower to its Lender in full or partialsatisfaction of a debt.Topics to be discussed will include: Benefits and risks, especially whencompared to a consensualforeclosure; The Deed in Lieu Agreement -practical tips on drafting andnegotiation; and Special issues associated with Deedsin Lieu.Item no. : JN11200416Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00ETHICALCONSIDERATIONS IN THEFORECLOSURE CRISIS,REALLY!This program will focus on strategies andissues regarding documentation,negotiation, and litigation of foreclosures.Additionally, our panelists will discuss thefollowing topics: The role and limitation on lender'scounsel, borrower's counsel anddealing with prose borrowers; Ethical obligations of borrower'scounsel when the foreclosure is wellfounded; Robo-signed documents and missingdocuments confronting thepractitioner and; Motions or defenses to file on behalfof the mortgagor in default and whatshould not be ethically filed.Item no. : FP11200448Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00FORECLOSURE CRISISTSUNAMI, THEBy Eric I. Halperin, Andrew L. Sandler,Jonice Gray TuckerIn the wake of the recent foreclosure crisis,enforcement activity surrounding thefinancial industry has expandeddramatically. This program will provide youwith valuable insight regarding emerginglitigation and enforcement trends as wellas strategies for practicing in the currentenvironment.During this 90-minute program you willlearn what led to the foreclosure crisis; the status of state and federalinvestigations; potential private causes of action frommortgagors and investors; strategies for response; and best practices.Item no. : LV11200466Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00FORECLOSURE DEFECTS:ROBOSIGNING AND ITSIMPACT ON THEMARKETABILITY OF TITLEBy Andy Dogali, Alan Fields, John C.Lynch, Christopher W. SmartThe headlines have alerted us to many ofthe deficiencies in the wave of foreclosureactions that followed the economicdownturn and it has been six months sincethe lenders and servicers put the brakeson foreclosures in recognition of theseproblems, but are we any closer tograppling the difficult questions about theeffect of these deficiencies on the ultimatelong-term marketability of title to theseforeclosed properties?This program will focus on the more thornyissues still facing the real estate market,including: Deficiencies - Lack of standing (bylender) Deficiencies - Lack of jurisdiction(over borrower) Claims - Fraud (on court andmortgagors) Claims - Relief from foreclosurejudgment Defenses - Truth and harmless error Defenses - Estoppel and mootness Remedies - Money damages,rescission, nullification Policy Considerations - Balancebetween remedies and marketabletitleItem no. : HH11200467Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00FUNDAMENTALS OFCONSTRUCTION LAW:SCHEDULING ANDPROJECT DELAYSBy John M. Cook, Ian M. Forshner, ScottD. Hollingsworth, Timothy R. ParrThis program will provide an overview ofthe fundamental legal and logisticalaspects of construction delays.Participants will learn issues associatedwith project delays from the basic tenets tomore complex concepts. The faculty willshare their experiences both with thepractical aspects of constructionscheduling and the legal aspects of delayclaims.It is a great program for anyone involved inconstruction disputes looking to enhancetheir understanding of construction issuesand gain a practical and legalunderstanding of construction delays.________________________________________________________________________________________________________Learning Rendezvous LimitedEmail: inquiry@learningemall.com Websites: http://www.learningemall.com & http://www.learningemall.com.hkTake this webinar and receive:A practical discussion of the theoryand logistics of project schedulingThe common contract language to beanalyzed in preparing schedules andanalyzing delaysTips on proving delay claims anddeveloping, assessing or attackingdelay damagesItem no. : RA11200286Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00HOTEL AND MIXED USEWORKOUTS (AND BEYOND)By Nancy Leary Haggerty, Kenneth L.Samuelson, Robert W. LannanForeclosures and workouts arecomplicated enough when they involvesingle user property. When the subjecthowever is a hotel, or a mixed-use projectwhich combines a shopping center, offices,apartments, retail and/or parking, the effortbecomes even more complicated, not onlybecause of the numbers of parties withdifferent interests, but also becausepreserving the highest value of the projectrequires actions which do not interrupt thegoing business. Learn from our expertshow to balance these interests and stillaccomplish the end goal.The topics to be covered include:The players involved in a mixed-usedevelopmentIndividual tenant bankruptcy and unitforeclosureKeeping the lender involved in theworkoutPreserving the income and reputationof the projectNegotiating hotel management andfranchise agreements; adjustingrequirements deferring scheduledimprovements; modifying franchiseperformance testsSubordination, non-disturbance andattornment (SNDA) agreementsIssues with reservesForbearance AgreementsFinding money for refixturingWARN closing obligations and unioncontractsDealing with municipal development137
agreements, liquor licenses and otherpermitsSoftware including booking softwareItem no. : ZK11200490Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00HOW RECENTDEVELOPMENTS RELATEDTO THE AMERICANS WITHDISABILITIES ACT AFFECTHOTELS, RESORTS ANDCOMMON INTERESTCOMMUNITIESThere have been significant developmentsunder the U.S. Americans with DisabilitiesAct (ADA) during the past two years.Amendments to the ADA enacted in 2008became effective during this period. TheJustice Department also issued newregulations under ADA that becameeffective during this period. Meanwhile,the Justice Department has increased itsenforcement of the ADA, notably includinga significant consent decree in anenforcement action against HiltonWorldwide, Inc. Most recently, theAmerican Hotel & Lodging Association hasresisted the Justice Department's efforts toimplement new standards that wouldrequire installation of lifts alongsidevirtually all public accommodation'sswimming pools in the country. Thisincludes hotels, timeshares and condohotels.This program will offer you an opportunityto update your knowledge of the ADA as itrelates to hotels and resorts, learn aboutthese recent developments andunderstand how others in this industry aredealing with new requirements anddeadlines.Topics to be discussed will include: A refresher on ADA; 2008 amendments to the ADA; Increased Justice Departmentenforcement of the ADA; New Justice Department Regulationsunder the ADA (Swimming Pool Lifts,Golf Courses and Other RecreationalFacilities); Service Animals and Mobility Devices;and Are timeshare resorts "publicaccommodations?"Item no. : HV11200491Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 MinutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00HUD LEGAL OPINIONS INIMULTIFAMILY LOANTRANSACTIONS:UNDERSTANDING THENEW OPINION FORMBy James H. Levine, Charles L. MengesThe U.S. Department of Housing andUrban Development has published revisedloan documents for FHA-insuredmutlifamily mortgage loans, including anew form of legal opinion letter fromborrower's counsel. The new forms will berequired for all FHA-insured loans (otherthan loans for healthcare facilities)beginning on September 1, 2011. HUD'sloan forms were last revised in 2003, andopinion practice in private sectortransactions has evolved substantiallysince then. HUD has modified its form oflegal opinion to reflect some changes inopinion practice, but it has also retainedmany of the features that historically havebeen a source of concern for borrower'scounsel.This program will examine the changes tothe HUD opinion form and will highlightissues that every lawyer should be awareof in issuing opinion letters using the newform, including:Negotiability of the opinion letterRole of the opinion letter in the closingprocessDocuments that are the subject of theopinion letterDue diligence required for certainopinionsDeviations from customary opinionpracticeItem no. : RU11200496Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00LONG-TERM CAREFACILITIES: RECENTTRENDS IN ACQUISITIONAND FINANCEMany skilled nursing facilities are facing adual challenge of recently enactedMedicaid cuts and an 11% announcedreduction in Medicare reimbursement.Further Medicare cuts also may be on thehorizon as a result of the recent legislationto increase the federal debt limit. As aresult of these and other governmentalinitiatives, including an increased trendtowards home and community-basedservices, some nursing facilities willundoubtedly be sold, leased, or otherwisetransferred as the market continues toconsolidate.This session will provide a timely overviewof recent trends in the acquisition andfinancing of skilled nursing facilities andassisted living facilities of all types,including publicly-traded andprivately-held, for-profit and non-profit,Our panelists will discuss: New developments in buying andselling long-term care facilities; New developments in financing theacquisition of long-term care facilities; Licensure and certificate of needissues; Medicare and Medicaid certificationand enrollment issues; Transparency requirements underHealthcare Reform; Successor liability issues.Item no. : PP11200519Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00MORTGAGE FRAUDLITIGATIONBy Steve Kaufman, Scott A. King, R. ScottPalmer, Michael PollackMortgage fraud litigation remains a hottopic in all 50 states and is a vital area ofpractice for legal counsel to governmentagencies, borrowers, lenders, andprofessional service providers. A widerange of issues have arisen in state andfederal proceedings ranging fromforeclosure actions to class actions andcomplex litigation regarding fraudulentloans and mortgage transactions.This program will explore mortgage fraudlitigation from the perspectives of the stateenforcement and federal regulatoryenvironments. Our panel of experts willexamine the claims, defenses, andstrategies involved in consumer andmortgage fraud litigation. All of whicheffects buyers and sellers, borrowers, andprofessionals, including real estateappraisers, brokers, title companies,closing agents, and attorneys.Item no. : WR11200530Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 60 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00NEWLY ADOPTED ALTATITLE INSURANCE FORMSHOT OFF THE PRESSES!Be among the first to learn about therecently adopted new ALTA forms,including the new ALTA 9 SeriesEndorsements, the new Energy ProjectEndorsements, some new LeaseholdEndorsements, and recent changes toClosing Protection Letters and Creditor'sRights.Item no. : BM11200540Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00and urban and rural.________________________________________________________________________________________________________Learning Rendezvous LimitedEmail: inquiry@learningemall.com Websites: http://www.learningemall.com & http://www.learningemall.com.hk138
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