Dan Tyson presented at a Bench & Bar Conference on February 6, 2009. His topic was, "Mortgage Foreclosures: When Will it End and How to Best Represent Clients".
1/15/2009
We are pleased to invite you to attend a free seminar hosted by Johnson, West & Co., PLC to address the issues facing nonprofit organizations as a result of the redesigned tax return Form 990. Catherine Courtney from the law firm of Best & Flanagan will discuss the key changes and how these changes will impact your organization this tax filing season. Ms. Courtney is a frequent lecturer and expert on nonprofit organizations. We hope you can join us at the Crowne Plaza in downtown St. Paul from 8:00 to 10:00 on January 15, 2009. A continental breakfast will be provided and Ms. Courtney will be available for questions following the seminar.
12/16/2008
Best & Flanagan attorney Catherine Courtney will be speaking at a National Business Institute Conference. Her topic will be "The Impact of the new Form 990 tax return and the era of corporate gevernance on nonprofit organizations." (http://www.nbi-sems.com/Enbi/Brochurepdfs/47394.pdf)
3/12/2008
Impact
of Trade and Immigration Law on Aboriginal and Native American People
– A U.S. Prospective
Best
& Flanagan Attorney Dennis
S. Puzz will speak at a business education event in
Winnipeg, Canada for Aboriginal-owned companies. Dennis will
be discussing the "Impact of Trade and Immigration Law on Aboriginal
and Native American People – A U.S. Prospective."
3/22-24/2007
21st
Annual Coming Together of People Conference
Presented
by the University of Wisconsin Law School Indigenous Law Students
Association - Michael
Murphy moderated a discussion on "Gaming Regulation
in Indian Country" on Friday, March 23rd.
American
Indian Nations: Yesterday, Today, and
Tomorrow
A
Symposium; part of "Explore! The Big Sky" National Lewis and Clark
Signature Event
Lenor
Scheffler will give an opening day Welcome in her
role as a Moderator and co-Master of Ceremonies, lead the Day 2
session "Multi-jurisdictional Issues on the Reservation", and serve
as co-Moderator for the Day 3 Open Microphone session.
6/27-29/2005
Trust
Funds Investment Accounts Hazards and Opportunities
Panel
Discussion at Information Management Network's Native American Finance
Conference
This
panel will address the potential financial hazards of investing
trust funds. They will describe how a Tribe made a multi-million
dollar recovery against its brokers through the NASD arbitration
procedures. They will also discuss how a tribe can establish
an award-winning investment management system, which significantly
reduces investment costs while increasing professional management,
accountability and diversification. Preserving and growing
tribal wealth in America's complex investment environment is a major
issue for many tribes.
Condo
Conversion Seminar sponsored by Equity Options
Attorney
Walt Graff will discuss the legal process of setting up a condo
association, plan drafting, costs and timeline. Scot Pekarek
and Jim Swanson will explain the marketing plan with suggestions
for finished model unit, condo buyer upgrades and financing, avoiding
common mistakes, handling renters and contractor negotiations.
References to experienced professionals will be provided.