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Developing An Elder Law Practice
Thursday, November 8, 2012
- Location -
Holiday Inn Rochester Airport
911 Brooks Avenue
Rochester, NY 14624
(585) 328-6000
Description
Co-sponsored by the Elder Law Section and the Committee on
Continuing Legal Education of the New York State Bar
Association
4.0 Total Credits: 3.0 Skills, 0.5 Ethics and 0.5
Professional Practice/Law Practice Management for all
attorneysNEW! Electronic Online Course Materials Debut this
Fall!
Click here for more
details!
This half-day program will provide those considering developing an
elder law practice as well as experienced elder law practitioners with a
comprehensive review and analysis of all of the factors integral to
developing a successful elder law practice. The program will provide a
road map as to how a practitioner can develop the necessary substantive
knowledge of elder law, and then brand and market their expertise and
knowledge. It will also discuss how the practitioner can leverage
oneself through the use of technology and systemization and how to
assimilate an elder law practice into a firm's other practice areas. The
experienced presenters will share their experience and knowledge of the
practical aspects of developing an elder law practice.
8:30-9:00 a.m.
REGISTRATION (outside
meeting room)
9:00-9:45
I. HIRING, STAFFING, COMPUTER SOFTWARE, AND TECHNOLOGY
NEEDS
* Hiring
* Staffing
* Computer Software * Technology Needs
9:45-10:20
II. BUILDING TECHNICAL EXPERTISE, HOW TO CONDUCT ELDER LAW RESEARCH, AND
PRIMARY SOURCES OF AUTHORITY
* How to Conduct Elder Law Research
* Primary Sources of Authority
* Secondary Sources of Authority * Fair Hearing
Databases
10:20-10:35
COFFEE BREAK
10:35-11:25
III. MARKETING, NETWORKING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS – BEST PRACTICES
AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
* Best Practices
* Hiring Professionals versus "Doing It
Yourself"
* Use of Social Media as a Tool * Ethical
Considerations
11:25-12:00
noon
IV. BUILDING A BRAND, ASSIMILATING ELDER LAW INTO A FIRM WITH OTHER
PRACTICE AREAS, AND TRANSITIONING TO BECOMING AN ELDER LAW ATTORNEY * The Importance of
Branding
* Transitioning to Becoming an Elder Law
Attorney
* Assimilating Elder Law into a Firm with Other
Practice Areas * How to Market your
Brand
12:00-12:40
p.m.
V. SYSTEMIZING YOUR PRACTICE AND IPAD TRICKS AND APPS
* The Office Policy Manual
* Clarify the Roles your Staff Plays
* Document Assembly Systems
* How your iPad Can Replace your Laptop * Apps You
Should Know About
12:40 p.m.
ADJOURNMENT
Rochester Faculty
Miles P. Zatkowsky, Esq. (Chair, Moderator and
Speaker)
Dutcher & Zatkowsky
Rochester
Richard A. Marchese, Jr., Esq. Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP
Rochester
Lisa M. Powers, Esq. The
Powers Law Firm, P.C.
Rochester
Andrew R. Randisi, Esq., MBA Weinstein & Randisi
Rochester
Carolyn A. Reardon, Esq. Kroll Law Firm LLP
Rochester
Coursebook
Authors
Robert Abrams, Esq. Of
Counsel
Abrams, Fensterman, Fensterman, Eisman, Formato, Ferrara & Einiger,
LLP
Lake Success
Timothy E. Casserly, Esq. Burke & Casserly, P.C.
Albany
Ronald A. Fatoullah, Esq. Ronald
Fatoullah & Associates
Great Neck
Robert J. Kurre, Esq. Kurre
Levy Schneps LLP
Great Neck
Ellen G. Makofsky, Esq. Raskin & Makofsky LLP
Garden City
Carolyn A. Reardon, Esq. Kroll Law Firm LLP
Rochester
Miles P. Zatkowsky, Esq. Dutcher & Zatkowsky
Rochester
Program Planning
Co-Chairs
Ronald A. Fatoullah, Esq. Ronald Fatoullah
& Associates
Great Neck
Robert J. Kurre, Esq. Kurre Levy Schneps LLP
Great Neck
Chair, Elder Law Section
Anthony J. Enea, Esq. Enea, Scanlan &
Sirignano, LLP
White Plains
ELECTRONIC COURSE MATERIALS
New this fall!
All program materials will be distributed exclusively online
in searchable PDF format, allowing attendees more flexibility in storing
this information and allowing you to copy and paste relevant portions of
the materials for specific use in your practice. A CLE NotePad
© (paper) will be provided to all attendees at the live program
site. The CLE NotePad © includes lined pages for taking notes
on each topic, as well as any PowerPoint presentations submitted prior
to printing.
Prior to a scheduled program date, all registrants will
receive an email message containing a hyperlink that when clicked will
provide you with access to the complete course materials in a searchable
PDF format which can be downloaded to your computer using the
“Save As” option under your “File” tab. Printing
the complete materials is not required for attending the program. Online
materials are updated periodically to reflect last minute submissions
from program faculty, guaranteeing that you will always have the latest
version of the materials.
Traditional printed course books may be ordered at the
program site for a discounted price and will be shipped subsequent to
the program.
Directions
From the NYS Thruway (Route 90) Exit the New York State Thruway (coming
East or West) at Exit 46-Rochester. At the exit take Interstate 390
North. Remain on Interstate 390, and exit 18A (Brooks Avenue East). Make
a right at the exit and an immediate right into the driveway of the
Holiday Inn Airport. Approximately 15 minutes. From Downtown Rochester
take Interstate 490 West to Interstate 390 South. Take Exit 18A (Brooks
Avenue East). Remain in the right hand lane and make a right into the
driveway of the Holiday Inn Airport. Approximately 10 minutes. From the
Greater Rochester International Airport at the exit of the Airport
Complex, make a right at the light (Brooks Avenue). Remian in the right
hand lane and make a right into the driveway of the Holiday Inn Airport.
Approximately 2 minutes.
The last day to pre-register online was November 7, 2012.
Members, please login to get member discounts.
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Accommodations for Persons with Disabilities: NYSBA welcomes participation by individuals with disabilities. NYSBA is committed to complying with all applicable laws that prohibit discrimination against individuals on the basis of disability in the full and equal enjoyment of its goods, services, programs, activities, facilities, privileges, advantages, or accommodations. To request auxiliary aids or services or if you have any questions regarding accessibility, please
contact Cindy O'Brien at 800-582-2452 or cobrien@nysba.org.
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