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10th Annual International Litigation and Arbitration Conference -- Audio CD
This is the 10th year anniversary of the International Law Section's Litigation and Arbitration Conference. The Audio CD includes all breakout sessions on litigation and arbitration: asset tracing and recovery tools: essentials for the international litigator; arbitration rules update; hot topics in international litigation; hot topics in international arbitration; what you may not know about litigation in Latin America; what you may not know about enforcing your arbitral award abroad; cross border enforcement: the role of prosecutors, regulators, and defense attorneys; the next generation of investor-state arbitration: a review of the logical steps. The plenary sessions include: recent alien tort claim act cases and ethics issues in international litigation: fee sharing and suit financing. This one-day program has been awarded 11 hours of CLE credit, 1 hour of ethics and 11 hours of international certification credit.
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10th International Litigation and Arbitration Conference
This is the 10th year anniversary of the International Law Section's Litigation and Arbitration Conference. As in years past, there will be breakout sessions on litigation and arbitration: international asset tracing tools: domestic and abroad; arbitration rules update; hot topics in international litigation; hot topics in international arbitration; what you may not know about litigation in Latin America; what you may not know about enforcing your arbitral award abroad; survey of white collar criminal issues in international litigation; the next generation of investor-state claims: a review of the logical steps. The plenary sessions include: recent alien tort claim act cases and ethics issues in international litigation: fee sharing and suit financing. This one-day program will be held at the new JW Marriott Marquis in downtown Miami. The conference will open with a Thursday reception at Club 50 Viceroy Hotel and close with a Friday-night reception at the JW Marriott Marquis. Please join the International Law Section for this conference.
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5 Ways Corporations Can Limit their International Liability Exposure (Webinar)
The Florida Bar International Law Section is pleased to announce its 2011-2012 International Law Webinar Series (audio over phone/slides over internet). The third webinar in the series will be held on February 15, 2012, and will discuss 5 ways corporations can limit their international liability exposure. Remember: You may register for each live webinar individually or purchase the entire live series at a discount. In addition, each program will be audiotaped and an audio cd (including electronic course material) will be available after April 26, 2012.
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9th Annual International Litigation and Arbitration Conference
The audio cd for the 9th International Litigation and Arbitration Conference includes all litigation and arbitration sessions for a total of 9 hours of CLE credit. Topics include: privacy and censorship; judge's panel on international receivership litigtaion; hot topics on international litigation; managing international arbitration or arbitrator; your client has been sued in the U.S., now what?; hot topics in international arbitration; extraterritorial application of U.S. laws; and an international arbitration case study: The Ecuador v. Chevron case.
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Ethics Considerations in International Dispute Resolution (Webinar)
The Florida Bar International Law Section is pleased to announce its 2011-2012 International Law Webinar Series (audio over phone/slides over internet). The fifth webinar in the series will be held on April 26, 2012, and will discuss ethical considerations in international dispute resolution. Remember: You may register for each live webinar individually or purchase the entire live series at a discount. In addition, each program will be audiotaped and an audio cd (including electronic course material) will be available after April 26, 2012.
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Florida Quebec Forum 2011
This two-day conference will for professionals (lawyers, bankers, accountants) and the public will discuss joint legal representation in Florida and Quebec of foreign clients, ethics, use of civil notaries, practical, financial and legal aspects of execution of foreign judgments in Quebec and Florida, accidents involving non-residents and insurance law, establishing and managing a Florida enterprise, U.S. income and estate tax consequence of U.S. investment structures for Canadians, current immigration rules and practices in Canada and the U.S., criminal antecedents, requests for pardons and extradition, current mortgage laws in Florida,and consumer protections laws in Florida.
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Forbidden Places: Tourism & Trade
The audio cd for this half-day seminar will address a variety of recent regulations and revisions administered by the Office of Foreign Asset Control (“OFAC”) of the U.S. Department of the Treasury in an apolitical framework. Topics to be addressed include travel and trade to restricted countries; immigration aspects of tourism to targeted countries; the use of ADR in restricted countries, and representing a client before OFAC.
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International Income Tax and Estate Planning 2011
The one-day seminar will cover international tax and estate planning developments, Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) and its international tax focus, updates on application of portfolio interest concepts, cutting-edge developments with respect to tax fraud and collection considerations as related to international tax, international and domestic tax and its relation to current and future law school focus, current issues in estate and gift tax planning for U.S. situs assets, current issues and required disclosures related to expatriation, and transfer pricing in the current economic environment.
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International Law Section Webinar Series 2011- 2012
The Florida Bar International Law Section is pleased to offer the audio cd of its 2011-2012 International Law Webinar Series. Included with the audio cd is electronic course materials. This audio cd will provide an easy and affordable manner to earn CLE credits and listen to presentations from the comfort of your home or office.
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Legal Implications of the BP Deepwater Horizon Disaster
This webinar is presented by the International Energy Law Committee and will focus on legal issues relating to the BP Deepwater Horizon disaster. During this lunchtime session, attendees will learn issues relating to the negotiation of international offshore drilling agreements, allocation of liabilities and indemnities, the impact that the oil spill will have on future energy-related agreements, potential implications of the Alien Tort Claims Act, as well as limitations placed on BP’s liability under the Jones Act. Moreover, the panelists will address the U.S. refusal to permit other countries to assist in relief efforts in the Gulf, and what can or should be done to enable such assistance in the future. The speakers are each leaders in the area and this will be a "must do" for any Florida lawyer involved in the energy sector.
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Managing Criminal Exposure Under the FCPA and Other Laws Impacting International Trade (Webinar)
The Florida Bar International Law Section is pleased to announce its 2011-2012 International Law Webinar Series (audio over phone/slides over internet). The fourth webinar in the series will be held on March 15, 2012, and will discuss criminal exposure under FCPA and other laws impacting international trade. Remember: You may register for each live webinar individually or purchase the entire live series at a discount. In addition, each program will be audiotaped and an audio cd (including electronic course material) will be available after April 26, 2012.
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Managing U.S. Discovery "Assistance" in International Arbitration (Webinar)
The Florida Bar International Law Section is pleased to announce its 2011-2012 International Law Webinar Series (audio over phone/slides over internet). The second webinar in the series will be held on November 10, 2011, and will discuss U.S. Discovery assistance in international arbitration. Remember: You may register for each live webinar individually or purchase the entire live series at a discount. In addition, each program will be audiotaped and an audio cd (including electronic course material) will be available after April 26, 2012.
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New Frontiers in Arbitration
This program will discuss the development of international law in Florida, including passage of the UNCITRAL Model Law, class actions in consumer arbitration agreements, recent supreme court law, and recent attacks made against arbitratiors.
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Service of Process Abroad
Every international litigator must know how to achieve service of process abroad. Don’t risk having your client’s case dismissed for failure to perfect service of process. Ed Joffee, former chair of The Florida Bar International Law Section, presents this one-hour lunchtime webinar that will teach lawyers how to do international service right. Among other things, he will discuss service abroad using Rule 4, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the Hague Convention, and the Inter-American Convention on Letters Rogatory. He will also address issues relating to due process, personal jurisdiction, forum selection clauses, service by consent, and other issues relating to this important area.
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