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The Clock Is Ticking: How the health care reform bill affects today's employers. (7/27/2010)
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr., Richard T. Kennedy, Tony J. Thompson
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Short Description: Timing is everything. In relation to your group health insurance plan, timing is now more important than ever. The new health care reform bill will affect some group health insurance rules and regulations. Join us on July 27th as we discuss these changes and answer your questions. Please RSVP by July 22nd to rsvp@muslaw.com or call 412.456.4600. For more information, contact Bonnie Bagay at bgb@muslaw.com, or call 412.456.4600
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They Did What? Preparing for Unexpected Employee Misconduct (8/20/2009)
Presented by Jane Lewis Volk, Elaina Smiley and Tony Thompson
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Short Description: Most days at the office are uneventful. You field the occasional employee complaint or deal with routine misconduct that you are well equipped to handle. And then, when you least expect it, something goes terribly awry. An employee outburst that affects the safety of the office. A member of the management team is observed engaging in questionable conduct. A terminated employee who won't go away. Yes, it could happen to you. Find out how to better protect your company from these uncomfortable and possibly dangerous employment situations at this engaging seminar. Please RSVP by August 17th to Beth Ansell at 412.456.2552 or rsvp@muslaw.com. For more information, contact Beth Ansell at eaa@muslaw.com, or call 412-456-2552
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Protecting Your Intellectual Property (8/13/2009)
Presented by Beth A. Slagle, Stacey M. Noble and Joshua M. Farber
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Short Description: Meyer, Unkovic & Scott, in cooperation with the Diversity Business Resource Center, invites you to attend our upcoming Intellectual Property Review Seminar. An organization’s intangible property and intellectual capital can provide a major competitive advantage this makes the identification, protection and management of such property a fundamental component of its business strategy. Join us for a general overview of Intellectual Property, the reasons for protecting your Intellectual Property, as well as a discussion on what is and is not patentable. RSVP to 412.456.2552 or rsvp@muslaw.com. For more information, contact Beth Ansell at eaa@muslaw.com, or call 412-456-2890
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Workout & Foreclosure Seminar (6/18/2009)
Presented by Robert E. Dauer, Jr., Christopher P. Smith, Jr., and Joshua M. Farber
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Short Description: Join attorneys Rob Dauer, Chris Smith and Josh Farber as they share their insight in the areas of loan default, forbearance, securing and marketing troubled assets, and sheriff's sale. For more information, contact Beth Ansell at rsvp@muslaw.com, or call (412) 456-2552. For more information, contact Robert E. Dauer, Jr. at red@muslaw.com, or call 412-456-2552
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ABA Intellectual Property Roundtable (6/18/2009)
Presented by David G. Oberdick
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Short Description: Join us for the ABA IP Litigation Section Roundtable on June 18, 2009 at noon. The topic is The KSR Standard for Obviousness: A Pendulum Shift to 20/20 Hindsight? For more information, contact Beth Ansell at rsvp@muslaw.com, or call (412) 456-2552. For more information, contact David G. Oberdick at dgo@muslaw.com, or call 412-456-2552
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Privacy in the Workplace (6/11/2009)
Presented by Quinn A. Johnson and Beth A. Slagle
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Short Description: Meyer, Unkovic & Scott, in cooperation with the Diversity Business Resource Center, invites you to attend our upcoming seminar on Privacy in the Workplace. This seminar will cover what employers need to know about obtaining, using and protecting employee information. For more information, contact Beth Ansell at rsvp@muslaw.com, or call (412) 456-2552.
For more information, contact Beth A. Slagle at bas@muslaw.com, or call 412-456-2552
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You have created "the next best thing" now what? (5/14/2009)
Presented by John W. Powell, Debra Z. Anderson, Bob Grossman and Melissa Bizyak
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Short Description: Intellectual Property, Valuation and Tax Seminar
Presented by: Grossman Yanak & Ford LLP and Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP
You want to protect your idea but is a trademark, copyright or patent appropriate for you? Join us on May 14th to learn about protecting your Intellectual Property as an important asset of your business. You will learn how to determine the value of your Intellectual Property and why it is important for you to know. Our professionals will also discuss income tax issues that affect the use of or transfer of your Intellectual Property.
For more information or to register, email Beth Ansell, or call (412) 456-2552. , or call 412-456-2552
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Business Protection Seminar (5/7/2009)
Presented by Beth A. Slagle and Joshua M. Farber
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Short Description: Meyer, Unkovic & Scott, in cooperation with the Diversity Business Resource Center, invites you to attend our upcoming seminar.
All of the blood, sweat and tears that come with creating and building your business could be for nothing if your business and assets are not properly protected. Creating shields against the risks of liability is critical to protect the value of your investment. Join attorneys Joshua Farber and Beth Slagle of Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP for a discussion of practical and effective steps that can be taken to protect your business and the people that enable their success. Topics include limiting liabilities utilizing proper business formation, indemnification agreements, and insurance contracts, as well as through careful management of employment and independent contractor related issues.
For more information or to register, email Beth Ansell, or call (412) 456-2552.
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Asia and The Global Economic Meltdown: What's Next? (5/7/2009)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic and Joel Pfeffer
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Short Description: The current economic crisis is not just a challenge for America... it is truly a global phenomenon. The world economy grew every year since 1945, but may not in 2009. While much of Asia is suffering, some countries in the region are weathering the storm better than most. This seminar will also address what you need to know about bringing foreign professionals and workers to America.
For more information or to register, email Beth Ansell, or call (412) 456-2552. , or call 412-456-2552
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The Alphabet Soup of Intellectual Property & Alternative Dispute Resolution (4/17/2009)
Presented by Jack Perkins and David G. Oberdick
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Short Description: This roundtable is designed to introduce you to the benefits of ADR. It will also cover the Western District Court’s ADR program, ADR court options, timing the ADR process for intellectual property cases and advantages vs. disadvantages of the ADR process. This is a wonderful opportunity to stay informed of ADR issues that will affect you and your practice. Please RSVP by April 14th to rsvp@muslaw.com or 412.456.2552.
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You Are Commanded To Do What? The Do's and Don'ts of Responding To A Subpoena (4/6/2009)
Presented by Ronald L. Hicks, Jr. and Lauren Baldel
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Short Description: Join us at this seminar and you'll come away with an action plan that you can use to properly respond to these important documents. Don’t let subpoenas take you by surprise; get the skills that you need to handle them right by attending this seminar. Please RSVP by April 2nd to rsvp@muslaw.com or 412.456.2552.
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ABA Intellectual Property Roundtable (4/2/2009)
Presented by David G. Oberdick
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Short Description: Join us for the ABA IP Litigation Section Roundtable on April 2, 2009 at noon. The topic is Patent Holdup, Patent Remedies, and Antitrust Responses - The Role of Patent Remedies and Antitrust Law in Dealing with Patent Holdups.. For more information, contact us at rsvp@muslaw.com, or call (412) 456-2552.
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It's Not Easy Being Green (2/19/2009)
Presented by Patricia E. Farrell, Chad I. Michaelson, Joshua R. Lorenz
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Short Description: Sustainable building has become an important part of the construction landscape in Western Pennsylvania and looks to become even more prevalent in the future. However, the process carries with it many hurdles and potential pitfalls that can quickly derail a project and affect you or your clients’ bottom line. Whether you are new to green building or are looking to enhance your green building practices, this seminar is for you. From planning and site acquisition through end certification, we will address various key areas that those in the real estate and construction industry face when building green.
For more information or to register, contact Beth Ansell at rsvp@muslaw.com, or call (412) 456-2552.
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ABA Intellectual Property Roundtable (2/12/2009)
Presented by David G. Oberdick
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Short Description: Join us for the ABA IP Litigation Section Roundtable on February 12, 2009 at noon. The topic is Not Just for Hackers Anymore? Use of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act to Respond to Theft of Information.. For more information, contact us at rsvp@muslaw.com, or call (412) 456-2552.
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ABA Intellectual Property Litigation Roundtable (12/9/2008)
Presented by David G. Oberdick
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Short Description: Join us for the ABA IP Litigation Section Roundtable on December 9, 2008 at noon. The topic is Copyright Protection in the Digital Age: Google E-Library Settlement, Viacom v. YouTube and Beyond. For more information, contact David G. Oberdick at dgo@muslaw.com
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Executive Education Series Roundtable: Privacy in the Workplace (11/13/2008)
Presented by Douglas M. Hottle and Quinn A. Johnson
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Short Description: Privacy in the Workplace: What Employers Need to Know About Getting, Using and Protecting Employee Information
Nearly three-quarters of major U.S. firms report that they record and review their employees’ communications and activities on the job, including their phone calls, e-mail, Internet connections and computer files. While employers have a legitimate business interest in tracking their employees’ workplace activities to protect safety, ensure productivity, and even to comply with anti-discrimination laws, employers need to avoid inappropriate and unreasonable invasions of employees’ privacy interests.
This seminar will help employers who find themselves asking:
Can I monitor my employee’s cell phone conversations throughout the work day?
Can I search an employee’s purse or personal belongings?
Can I access their personal E-mail account during work hours?
Can I censor my employee’s blog?
Can I monitor an employee’s location throughout the day?
For more information, contact Douglas M. Hottle at dmh@muslaw.com, or call (412) 456-2552
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Business Options in Difficult Times (7/24/2008)
Presented by Beth A. Slagle and Joshua M. Farber
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Short Description: Join attorneys Beth Slagle and Joshua Farber for an interactive seminar on Business Options in Difficult Times. Shutting down your business is not the only option and often not the best solution for a troubled business. In difficult times, lenders and creditors are inundated with delinquencies, and in this seminar, we will discuss how to get their attention and how to propose solutions that optimize everyone's best interest. For more information, contact Beth Slagle at rsvp@muslaw.com, or call (412) 456-2552
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ABA Intellectual Property Roundtable (6/18/2008)
Presented by David G. Oberdick
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Short Description: The KSR Standard for Obviousness: A Pendulum Shift to 20/20 Hindsight?
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ABA Intellectual Property Roundtable (6/18/2008)
Presented by David G. Oberdick
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Short Description: Join us for the ABA IP Litigation Section Roundtable on June 18, 2009 at noon. The topic is The KSR Standard for Obviousness: A Pendulum Shift to 20/20 Hindsight?. For more information, contact Beth Ansell at rsvp@muslaw.com, or call (412) 456-2552. For more information, contact David G. Oberdick at dgo@muslaw.com, or call 412-456-2552
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Executive Education Series Roundtable (6/10/2008)
Presented by Laura A. Candris and Elaina A. Smiley
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Short Description: Maximize Your Rights: when you've been charged with discrimination.
Laura Candris and Elaina Smiley of our Employment Law & Employee Benefits Group will lead this interactive roundtable discussion. The program will focus on PHRC and EEOC procedures, pitfalls and how to avoid them. Attendees will have the opportunity to interact with our attorneys and to take part in related discussions. For more information, contact Laura A. Candris at lac@muslaw.com, or call (412) 456-2552
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Executive Education Series Rountable: Individual Liability Under Employment Laws (2/21/2008)
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr., Jane Lewis Volk and Quinn A. Johnson
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Short Description: Joseph Vater, Jane Lewis Volk and Quinn Johnson of our Employment Law & Employee Benefits Group will lead this interactive roundtable discussion of individual liability under the Pension Protection Act of 2006, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, Fair Labor Standards Act, Pennsylvania Wage Payment & Collection Law, Pennsylvania Human Relations Act and Family and Medical Leave Act. For more information, contact Joseph A. Vater, Jr. at jav@muslaw.com, or call (412) 456-2552
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ABA Intellectual Property Litigation Roundtable (2/15/2008)
Presented by David G. Oberdick
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Short Description: Join us for the ABA IP Litigation Section Roundtable on 2/15/08 at noon. The topic is Trademark Trial and Appeal Board Updates: Getting on Board with the Board's New Rule Changes. For more information, contact David G. Oberdick at dgo@muslaw.com, or call 412-456-2552
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10 Ways to Get an Employer Sued (2/12/2008)
Presented by Jane Lewis Volk
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Short Description: Join attorney Jane Lewis Volk and paralegal Cherie Mezynski on February 12, 2008, as they present "10 Ways to Get an Employer Sued" at the Pennsylvania Association of Housing and Redevelopment Agencies Legislative Conference. The conference will be held in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, at the Hilton & Towers February 10-13, 2008. To register for the conference, please contact the PAHRA at 412-247-0699.
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Executive Education Series: Performance Appraisals - Ten Mistakes Not To Make (11/8/2007)
Presented by Jane Lewis Volk, Elaina A. Smiley and Nicole H. King
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Short Description: Jane Volk, Elaina Smiley and Nicole King of our Employment Law & Employee Benefits Group will lead this interactive roundtable discussion of Performance Appraisals. The program will enable executives to identify ten of the most common appraisal mistakes and teach you how to avoid them. , or call 412-456-2552
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Employment Law & Employee Benefits Roundtable: Pension Protection Act (9/20/2007)
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr.
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Short Description: Joseph A. Vater, Jr. of our Employment Law & Employee Benefits Group will lead this interactive roundtable discussion of the Pension Protection Act and its impact on defined contribution plans. , or call 412.456.2552
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Executive & Employment Contracts (9/8/2005)
Presented by Laura A. Candris
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Short Description: This installment of our Executive Education Series will focus on Executive & Employment Contracts - Everything the senior executive needs to know about effective separation agreements, independent contractor contracts and non-competition agreements. This will be a luncheon roundtable discussion. Please contact Lori Alderman at 412-456-2854 for registration information. Due to the nature of this program, enrollment is limited. , or call 412-456-2854
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Protecting Your Assets: The Responsibilities & Liabilities of a 401(k) Plan Trustee (6/14/2005)
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr. and John F. Barnyak & John Coffey of McCrory & McDowell LLC
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Short Description: This workshop will help pension plan trustees understand their fiduciary responsibilities, manage the risks associated with being a plan trustee and provide strategies to limit your liability. This program is jointly sponsored by Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP and McCrory & McDowell LLC and will be help on Tuesday, June 14th at 8:00am at the Rivers Club in Pittsburgh. For more information contact Lori Alderman at lla@muslaw.com or 412-456-2854.
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Legal Update for Architects & Engineers (10/7/2004)
Presented by Michael Yablonski and Joseph E. Linehan
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Short Description: The Construction Law Group of downtown law firm Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP will hold a Breakfast Briefing on Thursday, October 7, 2004 at the Rivers Club in Oxford Center from 8:30am to 10:30am, focusing on legal developments affecting design professionals.
The purpose of the Briefing is to review new developments in the law affecting design professionals, including the statue of limitations for construction contract claims, the ease and risks of editing contract forms in electronic format, mold claims, and designer liability under the Americans with Disabilities Act. The program is designed for architects, engineers and other design professionals. Registration is free and includes a continental breakfast. The deadline for registration is Friday, October 1, 2004.
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Preserving Your Legacy: Succession Planning for the Closely-Held Business (9/30/2004)
Presented by John W. Powell and Ned Conley, CPA, CVA
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Short Description: The Business and Personal Planning Group of downtown law firm Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP is hosting a Breakfast Briefing on Thursday, September 30, 2004 at Highland Country Club from 8:30am to 10:00am, focusing on succession planning for closely-held and family-owned businesses.
Through the use of real-life case studies, John W. Powell, Esq. and Ned Conley, CPA, CVA will explain succession planning and the tools available to business owners to help assure the survival of their businesses. Registration is free and includes a continental breakfast. The deadline for registration is Friday, September 24, 2004.
For registration information contact the Program Manager at postmaster@muslaw.com or 412-456-2854.
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Non-Profit Governance Retreat (11/14/2003)
Presented by James H. McConomy, David G. Oberdick, Daniel F. Stokes, CPA, MBA, Brent Foster, CPA
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Short Description: Meyer, Unkovic & Scott and Parente Randolph are teaming up to present a half-day corporate governance workshop for non-profit directors and executives. The format for the workshop will be a mock board retreat in which the directors of a fictional charity will be faced with a governance crisis. The half day program is scheduled for November 11, 2003 at the Duquesne Club and is by invitation only. Please contact Lori Alderman at 412-456-2854 for more information.
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Employment Law Update 2003 (11/11/2003)
Presented by Laura A. Candris
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Short Description: Attorney Laura A. Candris will present an update on Employment Law for the Pennsylvania Staffing Association on November 11, 2003. For more information on this workshop, please contact Laura Candris at 412-456-2891 or lac@muslaw.com , or call 412-456-2891
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Immigration Law in the Workplace (10/7/2003)
Presented by Joel Pfeffer
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Short Description: Meyer, Unkovic & Scott attorney Joel Pfeffer will present a workshop on Immigration Law in the Workplace for Sterling Education Services on October 7, 2003. For more information regarding this workshop, contact Joel Pfeffer at 412-456-2877 or jp@muslaw.com , or call 412-456-2877
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Legal Developments Affecting Architects, Engineers and Other Design Professionals (10/2/2003)
Presented by Michael Yablonski, Joseph E. Linehan
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Short Description: This workshop will address recent legal developments that impact architects, engineers and other design professionals. Mike Yablonski and Joe Linehan, partners in Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP's Construction Law Group, will discuss the use of the Prompt Pay Act to collect from clients, possible safe havens to limit liability in commercial damage and personal injury claims and strategies for avoiding and minimizing litigation. The breakfast briefing is scheduled for Thursday, October 2, 2003 from 8:00am to 10:30am at the Rivers Club, Oxford Center, Pittsburgh.
For registration information contact Program Manager at postmaster@muslaw.com or 412-456-2854.
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Non-Profit Governance (1/24/2003)
Presented by James H. McConomy, David G. Oberdick, Sylvia M. Maurin, Russell J. Ober, Jr., S. Link Christin
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Short Description: In conjunction with Source One, the attorneys of Meyer, Unkovic & Scott will host a half-day workshop on non-profit governance issues. The format of the program is a mock board retreat with moderators in which the 'trustees' wrestle with a complex governance problem. The workshop is by invitation only and is scheduled for Friday, January 24, 2003. For more information contact Lori Alderman at 412-456-2854. , or call 412-456-2854
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Title Insurance: From Commitment to Claim (8/1/2002)
Presented by Richard G. Kotarba
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Short Description: Title insurance is a part of almost every real estate transaction in Pennsylvania. If you do not understand what title insurance covers, how to read and understand the commitment, the terms and conditions of the policy and how claims are evaluated, you and/or your client could be headed for disaster. This course, designed to be the most comprehensive title insurance program PBI offers. Richard G. Kotarba serves on the faculty for the Pittsburgh presentation of this seminar on Thursday, August 1, 2002. For more information contact PBI at www.pbi.org.
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Insurance Coverage Law in Pennsylvania (5/14/2002)
Presented by Ronald L. Hicks, Jr.
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Short Description: This full day seminar will cover first and third party coverages, including a look into environmental, fire automobile, homeowners, general liability and professional liability insurance. The session will also explore extra-contractual liability encompassing bad faith, the Unfair Claims Practices Act and punitive damages. Ronald L. Hicks, Jr., Co-Chair of Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP's Business Litigation Group is the instructor for this course which is sponsored by NBI (National Business Institute).
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Managing Workers' Compensation Risks (5/7/2002)
Presented by Douglas M. Hottle
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Short Description: This half-day workshop will be presented by Douglas M. Hottle, Esquire, Tom Peretik, Safety Manager, IKEA North America and Sean Collins, PT, ATC, OCS, Eagle Physical Therapy. Attorney Hottle will present an overview of the legal rights of employers in Pennsylvania, as well as the legal requirements under the ADA and EEOC for developing a Functional Employment Testing Program. Also to be discussed are the impact of Pennsylvania's Workers' Compensation Laws on Pre-Employment and Drug Testing. Mr. Peretik will present the employer's perspective on accident investigation, implementing safety and training programs, injury prevention and cost containment. Mr. Collins will review the WorkSTEPS Functional Employment Testing Service. The session is sponsored by Eagle Physical Therapy and will be held on Tuesday, May 7, 2002 at Nevillewood Country Club. The session is approved for 3 hours of CEU credit. For more information contact Tracey Missien at TMissien@matrix-rehab.com or 412-289-0042.
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Employee Covenants Not to Compete (3/12/2002)
Presented by Laura A. Candris and Richard T. Victoria
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Short Description: This workshop will address noncompetition agreements with employees. Many employers are vulnerable to unfair competition by employees who gain information about customers, trade secrets and other information during their employment, and then depart to join or start a competing business. The March 12, 2002 session is sponsored by the Pittsburgh Human Resources Association and will be held at the new PHRA conference room, 425 Sixth Avenue, Pittsburgh from 8:30am to 11:00am.
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Resolving International Disputes: Arbitration v. Courts (2/28/2002)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: This full day workshop for attorneys is sponsored by the Pennsylvania Bar Institute and will be conducted on Wednesday, February 27, 2002 in Pittsburgh and on Thursday, February 28, 2002 in Philadelphia. The program will discuss why, in most international contracts, arbitration of disputes is preferred to using local courts. Also to be covered are the best arbitral organization and how international rules of arbitration can have an impact on the outcome. For more information contact Dennis Unkovic at 412-456-2833 or PBI at www.pbi.org. , or call 412-456-2833
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Top 10 Mistakes Employers Make Under FLSA (2/20/2002)
Presented by Laura A. Candris and Kelly A. Reynolds
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Short Description: The FLSA, the federal minimum wage and overtime pay law, is one of the least understood laws affecting employers. It is also one of the federal laws most commonly and (unwittingly) violated by employers, as misperceptions about what the statute does and does not require pervade many payroll and personnel decisions. This Business for Breakfast workshop will review the most common mistakes employers encounter when navigating the maze of statutory and regulartory requirements under the FLSA. The February 20, 2002 session is sponsored by SMC Business Councils and will be held at the SMC offices, George Westinghouse Research & Technology Park, Churchill, PA, from 8:30 am to 10:30am.
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Conducting International Business Transactions in the US and Foreign Countries (2/20/2002)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: This intermediate level seminar is designed for attorneys, corporate and foregin counsel, accountants and business owners and managers who deal with international business transactions. This full day workshop will cover a variety of topics affecting international transactions, including due diligence, financing of international transactions, ethical problems in the global marketplace and alternatives for international dispute resolution. This seminar is sponsored by NBI and will be held at the Pittsburgh Marriott City Center on February 20, 2002. For more information, contact NBI at 1-800-930-6182 or visit them on-line at www.nbi-sems.com , or call 412-456-2833
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Internet Basics for the Pennsylvania Attorney (12/11/2001)
Presented by Frank G. Salpietro
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Short Description: This half-day workshop, sponsored by the National Business Institute, is designed for the busy legal practioner who wants to learn the basics of the Internet and what it can do for their practice. The session will also cover ethical issues relating to Internet Use. The session will be offered twice on December 11, 2001 (8:45 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 4:15 p.m.)at the Pittsburgh Marriott City Center. This course has been approved for three hours of continuing legal education credit. For more information contact Frank G. Salpietro at 412-456-2886 or NBI at www.nbi-sems.com
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Software Licensing (12/3/2001)
Presented by David G. Oberdick
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Short Description: This full day seminar, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Bar Institute, will be held in Pittsburgh on Monday, December 3, 2001 and in Mechanicsburg on Wednesday, December 12, 2001. This seminar for lawyers will help you protect your firm and clients from costly fines associated with using software without the proper permissions. The workshop will cover the differences in licensing among different types of software, intellectual property basics in software licensing, and evaluating and negotiating the key features of licensing agreements. For more information, contact the Pennsylvania Bar Institute at 1-800-932-4637 or www.pbi.org. , or call 412-456-2881
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The Basics of Exporting (11/9/2001)
Presented by Joshua R. Lorenz
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Short Description: This seminar will be held on Wednesday, November 7, 2001, beginning at 8:30 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. Presented at Duquesne University, and co-sponsored by The Chrysler Corporation Small Business Development Center and Export Trade Development Program, this seminar is designed for manufacturers seeking to initiate export programs, individuals within exporting companies and those seeking to improve their understanding of international business procedures. Mr. Lorenz will discuss the Legal and Regulatory Aspects of Exporting. For further information, please contact Josh at jrl@muslaw.com.
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Executive Corporate Governance (11/2/2001)
Presented by James H. McConomy, Russell J. Ober, Jr., David G. Oberdick, Patricia L. Dodge, S. Link Christin
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Short Description: Meyer, Unkovic & Scott periodically hosts interactive retreats for corporate executives, officers and directors on issues of corporate goverance. Attendees address complex issues in the context of a mock board meeting to better understand the complexities and implications of decision making in the corporate environment. The sessions are a half day in length and are conducted at the Duquesne Club, Downtown. Due to the format of these workshops, attendance is limited. For more information on the next Corporate Governance Retreat, scheduled for Friday, November 2, 2001, please contact Lori Alderman at 412-456-2854.
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Negotiation Strategies: Dealing With Vendors And Suppliers (9/21/2001)
Presented by S. Link Christin, Joseph E. Linehan and Joshua R. Lorenz
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Short Description: This full day seminar is designed for purchasing, contracting and materials managers, buyers, project directors, purchasing agents and administrators. The workkshop is sponsored by Lorman Education Services and will be held at the Holiday Inn Pittsburgh South on Fort Couch Road in Pittsburgh's South Hills on September 21, 2001. For more information contact Lorman at www.lorman.com or 1-800-678-3940. , or call 412-456-2871
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Current Trends in Employment Law (9/20/2001)
Presented by Employment Law & Employee Benefits Group
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Short Description: This full-day seminar includes sessions on Workers' Compensation, Fast-tracking overseas talent, the Fair Labor Standards Act, Pre-dispute Arbitration Agreements, Reducing liability during reductions in force, Discrimination in employee benefit plans, Employee policies and handbooks, Sexual harassment, Employee Estate and Retirement Planning, and a review of new developments in Employment Law and Employee Benefits. The seminar will be held on Thursday, September 20, 2001 at the Pittsburgh Marriott City Center beginning at 8:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Deadline to register is September 13, 2001. Cost for the full-day seminar is $85 and includes breakfast, lunch and course materials. Firm clients may attend free of charge. To obtain a brochure or register on-line, go to www.muslaw.com/9-20seminar. For additional information, contact Lori Alderman, Program Manager, 412-456-2854. , or call 412-456-2854
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"You're Fired! Oh, Yeah? I'll Sue" (5/15/2001)
Presented by Laura A. Candris
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Short Description: This session will be a roundtable discussion about employee discipline and discharge. Bring your troublsesome quetions to hear your colleague's ideas and those of very experienced employment law counsel. The session will begin with a brief presentation concerning the legal limitations on discharging employees and conclude with a brief discussion of practical tips for minimizing the risks of claims and liability. This workshop is scheduled for Tuesday, May 15, 2001 from 8:30am to 11:00am at the Pittsburgh Human Resources Association Conference Room, Regional Enterprise Tower, 425 Sixth Avenue, Suite 1650, Pittsburgh. For more information contact the PHRA at 261-5537. , or call (412) 456-2891
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Limited Liability Companies Planning Workshop (5/10/2001)
Presented by John W. Powell, Paul F. Fagan
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Short Description: The Tax Group of Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP will present a 2-hour workshop for accounting and tax professionals on Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) on Thursday, May 10th from 8:00am to 10:00am at Highland Country Club, Westview. The session will cover capital stock tax issues, self-employment tax, one person LLCs, and both basic and special allocations with respect to contributed property. For more information, please contact Lori Alderman at(412) 456-2854. , or call (412) 456-2854
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The Effects of Title VII, the ADA and the ADEA on Benefit Plans (5/3/2001)
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr.
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Short Description: Does your health care plan have to provide coverage for infertility treatments or contraceptives? Does your healh care plan provide different coverage for medicare-eligible employees or retirees than for others? Is this a problem? Does your retirement plan have to grant service credit for maternity leave? Does it calculate disability retirement benefits without discrimination on the basis of age? Is your disability benefit plan allowed to limit the duration of benefits for mental, but not physical, disabilities? Attend this session for an update on court decisions in employment discrimination cases and EEOC guidance containing some surprising answers to these and related questions. This workshop, presented by Joseph A. Vater, is scheduled for Thursday, May 3, 2001 from 8:30am to 10:30am at the PHRA Conference Room in Pittsburgh. For more information contact Joe Vater at (412) 456-2827. , or call (412) 456-2827
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Researching on the Internet (4/21/2001)
Presented by Frank G. Salpietro
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Short Description: Frank Salpietro will present this workshop as part of the 27th Annual Essentials of Pennsylvania Practice seminar scheduled to be held in Pittsburgh on April 20 and 21. For more information, contact Frank at fgs@muslaw.com.
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EEOC Update - Harassment (4/20/2001)
Presented by Laura A. Candris
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Short Description: Indiana University of Pennsylvania 20th Annual Labor Management Conference -- Laura Candris will present a session on Harassment during the EEOC Update portion of this conference. For more information, please contact Laura at lac@muslaw.com.
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Employment Law Update (4/17/2001)
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr., Kelly A. Reynolds, Anthony L. DiTommaso
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Short Description: This full day seminar will include in-depth workshops on the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), Unemployment Compensation, the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), the Agency Process, OSHA's Ergonomics Program Standard, Employee Investigations, Employee Evaluations and Employee Benefit Plan Administration. The opening session will review new developments in Employment Law and Employee Benefits. The session is scheduled for April 17, 2001 at the ITEC center in Ridgway, PA. This workshop is sponsored by the North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning and Development Commission. For more information, contact edixon@ncentral.com. For more information, contact Lori Alderman at lld@muslaw.com, or call (814) 773-3162
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Law of the Internet (4/4/2001)
Presented by Frank G. Salpietro
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Short Description: This full-day seminar will provide an overview of legal issues pertaining to the Internet, including intellectual property issues, special problems of Trademark and Copyright Laws on the Internet, and Defamation and Right of Publicity Law issues. The review will also include sessions on jurisdiction, ethical considerations and commercial law on the Internet. This seminar, sponsored by the National Business Institute, will be held in Pittsburgh on April 4, 2001, from 9:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. For further information, please contact Frank at fgs@muslaw.com.
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International Joint Venture and Strategic Alliances in 2001 (3/13/2001)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: This full-day seminar will include lectures on the business and legal issues of joint ventures and strategic alliances, contractual issues, and tax, accounting and ethical issues relating to strategic alliances and joint international ventures. During the afternoon session, attendees will participate in a mock joint venture and strategic alliance between an American company and one or more foreign partners. This continuing legal education course, sponsored by PBI, is offered in Pittsburgh on March 13, 2001 and in Philadelphia on March 14, 2001. For more information contact Dennis Unkovic at du@muslaw.com.
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The Top 10 Mistakes Employers Make and How to Avoid Them (2/22/2001)
Presented by Laura A. Candris
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Short Description: This session will be a Lunch & Learn scheduled for Thursday, February 22, 2001, beginning at Noon until 2:00 p.m. Lawsuits alleging workplace discrimination more than tripled in the 1990's. Employee-Plaintiffs often add claims for emotional distress or other state law claims, seeking uncapped punitive damages. Multi-million dollar verdicts are no longer rare. This session will focus on ten critical steps employers can take to minimize liability risks. Attendees will also have the opportunity for discussion. The session is sponsored by SMC Business Councils and will be held at the SMC offices in the Westinghouse Research & Technology Park, Churchill. Cost is $10. For additional information, contact Laura at lac@muslaw.com.
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The Impact of Federal Discrimination Statutes on Health and Welfare Plans and Pension Plans (2/19/2001)
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr.
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Short Description: Joe Vater will present this workshop as part of the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans Winter Conference in Orlando. Florida, scheduled for February 19-21, 2001. For more information on this workshop, please contact Joe at jav@muslaw.com.
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Asia: 2001 Economics Developments (2/12/2001)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: Dennis Unkovic will present this overview on the Asian economic situation at the 2001 Metals Day Conference in Pittsburgh. For more information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com. For more information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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Non-Disclosure Agreements and Confidentiality (2/1/2001)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: Dennis Unkovic presented this workshop to the Western Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Corporate Counsel Association. For more information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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What Do I Do If My Vendor or Customer Files Bankruptcy? (1/25/2001)
Presented by Joel M. Helmrich
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Short Description: This Lunch & Learn session on January 25, 2001 is designed as a basic primer for business owners on issues that arise when a company files for relief under the Bankruptcy Code. The session will explore the differences between Chapter 7, 11 and 13 bankruptcies, as well as ways to protect your company while doing business with a company in bankruptcy, including filing claims in bankruptcy cases. In today's economy, business relationships can change overnight, resulting in unpaid invoices, deliveries that never arrive, broken payment promises and closed businesses. This session will provide handy advice for protecting your company in this climate. The session is sponsored by SMC Business Councils and will be held at the SMC offices in the Westinghouse Research & Technology Park, Churchill from noon until 2pm. Cost is $10 and lunch is included. For additional information, contact Joel at jmh@muslaw.com.
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FMLA in Pennsylvania (12/1/2000)
Presented by Employment Law & Employee Benefits Group
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Short Description: Presented by Laura A. Candris, Joseph A. Vater, Jr., Douglas M. Hottle, Anthony L. DiTommaso, Kelly A. Reynolds from Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP's Employment Law & Employee Benefits Group. This full-day seminar for human resource and industrial relations professionals, business owners and managers covered the Family and Medical Leave Act in Pennsylvania and also the Act's interplay with the ADA and Workers' Compensation. The seminar was held on Friday, December 1, 2000, at the Holiday Inn, Greentree, 401 Holiday Inn Drive, Pittsburgh, PA. Contact any member of the Meyer, Unkovic & Scott Employment Law & Employee Benefits Group for additional information.
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Internet Basics for the Pennsylvania Attorney (10/25/2000)
Presented by Frank G. Salpietro
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Short Description: This half-day seminar was held at the Doubletree Hotel in Pittsburgh on Wednesday, October 25, 2000. This basic seminar was geared for attorneys with little or no experience with the Internet. Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP partner Frank G. Salpietro conducted this course. This session was sponsored by the National Business Institute. For additional information, please contact Frank at fgs@muslaw.com.
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Land Use Law Update in Pennsylvania (10/24/2000)
Presented by Kevin F. McKeegan
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Short Description: Land Use Law Update in Pennsylvania was designed for business, real estate and environmental law practioners, developers, engineers, industry managers and local zoning/land use officials. Kevin F. McKeegan, chairman of the Real Estate Group at Meyer, Unkovic & Scott was an instructor for this course. Sponsored by the National Business Institute, this full-day session was held on Tuesday, October 24, 2000, at the Pittsburgh Marriott City. For further information, please contact Kevin at kfm@muslaw.com.
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Insurance Coverage Law in Pennsylvania (10/17/2000)
Presented by Ronald L. Hicks, Jr.
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Short Description: This full day seminar covered first and third party coverages, including a look into environmental, fire automobile, homeowners, general liability and professional liability insurance. The session also explored extra-contractual liability encompassing bad faith, the Unfair Claims Practices Act and punitive damages. Ronald L. Hicks, Jr., Co-Chair of Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP's Business Litigation Group was an instructor for this course. Contact Ron at rlh@muslaw.com for additional information.
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Unlocking Leave Laws: FMLA, ADA and Workers Compensation (9/27/2000)
Presented by Laura A. Candris and Douglas M. Hottle
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Short Description: This workshop is part of a two-day seminar "Personnel Law Update 2000" and will be presented on Wednesday, September 27, 2000, beginning at 9:45 a.m until 10:45 a.m. At this seminar, which is sponsored by the Council on Education and Management, session leaders will discuss the interplay of the various leave laws, including the Family & Medical Leave Act, Workers' Compensation and the Americans With Disabilities Act. For more information, please contact Laura A. Candris at lac@muslaw.com.
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Bullet-proofing Your Employment Decisions (9/20/2000)
Presented by Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP Employment Law & Employee Benefits Group
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Short Description: This full-day seminar includes sessions on Workers' Compensation, Employment-related Immigration, Unemployment Compensation, Employee Evaluations, Welfare and Benefit Plans, Employee Investigations, Employee Estate and Retirement Planning, and a review of new developments in Employment Law and Employee Benefits. Also, workshops on Codnating Leave and Temporary/Leased Employees will be structured around attendee-submitted questions and scenarios. The seminar will be held on Wednesday, September 20, 2000 at the Pittsburgh Marriott City Center beginning at 8:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Deadline to register is Wednesday, September 13, 2000. Cost for the full-day seminar is $75 and includes breakfast, lunch and course materials. Firm clients may attend free of charge. To obtain a brochure or register on-line, go to www.muslaw.com/9-20seminar. For additional information, contact Lori Alderman, Program Manager, at lld@muslaw.com.
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Litigating Preferences from Discovery to Expert Witnesses: The Dos and Don'ts (8/18/2000)
Presented by Joel M. Helmrich
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Short Description: This one-hour workshop to be held on Friday, August 18, 2000, beginning at 2:25 p.m., is part of the Fifth Annual Bankruptcy Institute. The seminar, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Bar Institute, will be held at the Westin William Penn in Pittsburgh. Cost for the full-day session is $179 for Pennsylvania Bar Association members. For further information, please contact Joel at jmh@muslaw.com.
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Immigration Law Basics (8/17/2000)
Presented by Joel Pfeffer
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Short Description: This session, which will be presented on Thursday, August 17, 2000, beginning at 12:00 p.m. until 1:00 p.m., will provide a discussion of the basics of Immigration Law for non-immigration practitioners. Among the topics to be covered are: How your business clients can recruit and employ foreign talent; the fundamentals of Estate Planning for non-citizens; the impact of a divorce proceeding for permanent residents who are within the two-year conditional residency period; and criminal convictions will subject non-citizen clients to deportation. This session is sponsored by the Westmoreland County Bar Association's Continuing Legal Education Program and will be held at the WBA Headquarters in Greensburg, PA. This workshop qualifies for one substantive hour of Continuing Education credit. For additional information, please contact Joel at jp@muslaw.com.
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Legal Update (8/9/2000)
Presented by Laura A. Candris and Peter Ennis
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Short Description: This workshop will provide an update on current issues and changes in Employment Law. The seminar will be held on Wednesday, August 9, 2000, from 8:30 a.m. until 11:00 a.m., and is sponsored by the Pittsburgh Human Resources Association. Cost is $40 for members, $65 for non-members. For further information, please contact Laura at lac@muslaw.com.
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Defending Charges of Employment Discrimination - Mediation is Not Always an Option (7/13/2000)
Presented by Laura A. Candris and Kelly A. Reynolds
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Short Description: In fiscal 1999, over 77,000 individual charges of employment discrimination were filed with the EEOC, and more than 22,000 lawsuits alleging employment discrimination were filed in the federal courts. How you respond to charges or complaints can affect whether your business will end up in a lawsuit or public hearing, AND the outcome of any such litigation. You need to respond effectively, but there are a million demands on your time. During this seminar: Learn the written and unwritten rules for responding to EEO charges, including the dangers of inaccurate statements; Explore techniques for presenting your facts persuasively; and Learn how to settle claims that should be settled. This seminar will be held on Thursday, July 13, 2000, beginning at 8:30 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. The Pittsburgh Human Resources Association (PHRA) will be sponsoring the seminar, and it will be held in the PHRA Conference Room, Regional Enterprise Tower, 425 Sixth Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA. Cost is $40 for members, $65 for non-members and $15 for students. For additional information, please contact Laura at lac@muslaw.com or Kelly at kar@muslaw.com.
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Employment Law Update (4/25/2000)
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr., Beth A. Slagle and Douglas M. Hottle
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Short Description: This full day seminar will cover a wide range of employment issues. The workshop is designed for Human Resource professionals, managers, business owners and others who supervise employees. Sessions include, Workers' Compensation, Hiring Do's and Don'ts, Workplace Privacy and Creating Liability Shields. The Seminar will also feature New Developments in Employment Law, covering recent court decisions that impact employers. The seminar is scheduled for Tuesday, April 25, 2000, beginning at 9:00 a.m. and continuing through 3:00 p.m. It is sponsored by the North Central Regional Planning & Development Commission in Ridgeway, PA and will be held at the ITEC center in Ridgeway. For additional information, contact Joe at jav@muslaw.com, Beth at bas@muslaw.com or Doug at dmh@muslaw.com.
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The Law of the Internet in Pennsylvania (4/25/2000)
Presented by Frank G. Salpietro
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Short Description: This full-day seminar will provide an overview of legal issues pertaining to the Internet, including intellectual property issues, special problems of Trademark and Copyright Laws on the Internet, and Defamation and Right of Publicity Law issues. The review will also include sessions on jurisdiction, ethical considerations and commercial law on the Internet. This seminar, sponsored by the National Business Institute, will be held at the Pittsburgh Marriott City Center on Tuesday, April 25, 2000, from 9:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Cost is $189.00 per person. For further information, please contact Frank at fgs@muslaw.com.
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Applying OSHA Regulations in a Smaller Business (3/31/2000)
Presented by Anthony L. DiTommaso
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Short Description: This workshop on OSHA Regulations for Smaller Businesses is being offered as part of the 75th Annual Safety, Health, Environmental & Security Conference at the Monroeville Expo Mart on March 28, 29 & 30, 2000. The conference is sponsored by the Western Pennsylvania Safety Council. The one-hour workshop is scheduled for Thursday, March 31, 2000, beginning at 10:30 a.m. For additional information, contact Tony at ald@muslaw.com.
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Capitalizing on Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Law (3/28/2000)
Presented by Douglas M. Hottle
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Short Description: This workshop on Workers' Compensation issues for the smaller business is being offered as part of the 75th Annual Safety, Health, Environmental & Security Conference at the Monroeville Expo Mart on March 28, 29 & 30, 2000. The conference is sponsored by the Western Pennsylvania Safety Council. The one-hour workshop is scheduled for Tuesday, March 28, 2000, beginning at 10:30 a.m. For further information, contact Doug at dmh@muslaw.com.
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Pennsylvania's Mechanics' Lien, Payment and Surety Bond Laws (3/24/2000)
Presented by Thomas A. Berret
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Short Description: This one-day seminar will be held on Friday, March 24, 2000 beginning at 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. It is designed for contractors, owners, developers, subcontractors and other construction professionals providing goods and services to construction projects. The seminar will cover Pennsylvania's Mechanics' Lien, Payment and Surety Bond Laws and how each of these can be used to protect payment rights. Instructors include: Thomas A. Berret, Partner, Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP, Edward B. Gentilcore and D. Matthew Jameson III of Babst, Calland, Clements and Zomnir. The seminar is sponsored by Lorman Education Services. The Pittsburgh area location has yet to be determined. Continuing education credit may be available for some professions. Cost for the all day seminar is $199.00. Materials and audio tapes are available. For more information, contact Tom at tab@muslaw.com or Lori Alderman at lld@muslaw.com.
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Successfully Doing Business in Asia (3/8/2000)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: This continuing education workshop for lawyers will cover the ins and outs of doing business in the Pacific Rim. The workshop is sponsored by the Pennsylvania Bar Institute. The workshop will be held in Philadelphia at the PBI/PBEC Education Center on March 8, 2000, beginning at 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. It will also be offered in Pittsburgh on March 9, 2000 at the Pittsburgh Hilton & Towers beginning at 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. For additional information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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People's Law School - Estate Planning and Administration (3/2/2000)
Presented by Bruce F. Rudoy
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Short Description: This course is offered by the Community College of Allegheny County at the Allegheny Campus on Pittsburgh's Northside. The course will cover basic wills, living wills and Powers of Attorney. The course will be offered on March 2, 2000 and March 9, 2000 from 6:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. Cost of the course is $25.00.
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Practical Tips for Limiting Warranties (1/18/2000)
Presented by Ronald L. Hicks, Jr.
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Short Description: This "Business for Breakfast" session will cover various types of intentional and inadvertent warranties provided to customers, ways to limit your company's warranty liability while providing acceptable coverage and promoting good will and the importance of written limited warranties. This session will begin at 8:30 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, January 18, 2000, and is sponsored by SMC Business Councils. Cost for members is $10. The session will be held at the Sheraton Station Square in Pittsburgh and includes breakfast. For more information, contact Ron at rlh@muslaw.com.
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FMLA in Pennsylvania (12/15/1999)
Presented by Laura A. Candris, Joseph A. Vater, Jr., Douglas M. Hottle, Anthony L. DiTommaso, Kelly A. Reynolds
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Short Description: This full-day seminar is designed for human resource and industrial relations professionals, business owners and managers. The session will cover the Family and Medical Leave Act in Pennsylvania and also the Act's interplay with the ADA and Workers' Compensation. The seminar is scheduled for Wednesday, December 15, 1999, beginning at 9:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. The seminar will be held at the Holiday Inn, Greentree, 401 Holiday Inn Drive, Pittsburgh, PA. Cost is $179.00 per person. For more information, contact Laura at lac@muslaw.com.
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Pennsylvania Real Estate Practice for Paralegals (11/19/1999)
Presented by Matthew D. Whitworth
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Short Description: Sponsored by HMS Continuing Legal Education, this seminar covers closings, loans, title insurance and surveys, leases and other issues for paralegals. The seminar will be held at the Holiday Inn Greentree, 401 Holiday Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Friday, November 19, 1999, beginning at 8:30 a.m. until 4:15 p.m. The cost of the all-day seminar is $159.00. For more information, contact Matt at mdw@muslaw.com.
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Forging Liability Shields: Developing Programs to Prevent Discrimination, Harassment and Retaliation (11/16/1999)
Presented by Laura A. Candris, Peter Ennis, Caroline A. Mitchell
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Short Description: This seminar is sponsored by the Pittsburgh Human Resources Association and will be held at the PHRA Conference Room in the Regional Enterprise Tower, downtown Pittsburgh. The workshop is scheduled for Tuesday, November 16, 1999, beginning at 8:30 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. Cost for PHRA members is $40. The fee for non-members is $65. Joining Candris are attorneys Peter Ennis of Klett Lieber Rooney & Schorling and Caroline A. Mitchell, a sole practitioner in Pittsburgh. For additional information, contact Laura at lac@muslaw.com.
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Going Global: Everything You Need To Know About International Business (10/19/1999)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: Sponsored by Horovitz, Rudoy & Roteman, this afternoon seminar will be held at the Koppers Building, in Pittsburgh, PA, on October 19, 1999, from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. For more information, contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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Mt. Lebanon Senior Expo (10/15/1999)
Presented by Bruce F. Rudoy
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Short Description: Sponsored by State Representative Tom Stevenson, this event will be held at the Galleria in Mt. Lebanon, PA, on October 15, 1999, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
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Everything You Need to Know About International Business Transactions (10/6/1999)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: Sponsored by the Northwest Pennsylvania Regional Planning & Development Commission in conjunction with Team Pennsylvania Export Network, this all day seminar will be held at the Cross Creek Resort on October 6, 1999, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. For more information, contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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Business Succession Planning for Closely-Held Businesses (10/5/1999)
Presented by John W. Powell
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Short Description: Sponsored by the North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning & Development Commission, this seminar is being held at ITEC in Ridgeway, PA, on October 5, 1999, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. For more information, please contact John at jwp@muslaw.com.
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Executive Employment Contracts (9/29/1999)
Presented by Laura A. Candris, Esquire
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Short Description: This continuing education program for lawyers is sponsored by the Pennsylvania Bar Institute and will be held on Wednesday, September 29, 1999, from 8:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. This seminar will be presented at the Ramada Suites in Pittsburgh. For more information, please contact Laura at lac@muslaw.com.
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3rd Annual Employment Law & Employee Benefits Seminar (9/28/1999)
Presented by Laura A. Candris, Robert P. Struble, Joseph A. Vater, Jr., Ronald L. Hicks, Jr., Joel Pfeffer, Beth A. Slagle, Anthony L. DiTommaso
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Short Description: This full day seminar includes a variety of sessions on current issues in Employment Law and Employee Benefits, including workshops on Recent Developments in Employment Law, the FLSA, Recruiting Talent Overseas, E-mail and Internet Liability for Employers, OSHA Ergonomics, Hiring Do's & Don'ts, Y2K Planning for Employee Benefit Plans and the Americans With Disabilities Act. The seminar is scheduled for Tuesday, September 28, 1999, from 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. It will be held at the Pittsburgh Marriott City Center and includes a continental breakfast and full luncheon. Pre-registration is required. Cost for the all-day seminar is $75. Registration deadline is Friday, September 10, 1999. For more information, please contact the individual presenter: Laura at lac@muslaw.com, Bob at rps@muslaw.com, Joe at jav@muslaw.com, Ron at rlh@muslaw.com, Joel at jp@muslaw.com, Beth at bas@muslaw.com or Tony at ald@muslaw.com.
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New Developments in Employment Law (8/17/1999)
Presented by Laura A. Candris
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Short Description: This workshop, to be held on Tuesday, August 17, 1999 from 8:30 a.m. until 10:30 a.m., will provide an update on current issues in Employment Law. The seminar is sponsored by the Pittsburgh Human Resources Association and will be held at the Greentree Marriott. Cost is $40 for members, $65 for non-members. For more information, contact Laura at lac@muslaw.com.
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Workplace Violence: Preventing and Responding to the Troubling Issues (7/29/1999)
Presented by Beth A. Slagle, Esquire and Kelly A. Reynolds, Esquire
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Short Description: Attorneys Slagle and Reynolds will present this seminar on workplace violence for the Pittsburgh Human Resource Association. This seminar will be held on Thursday, July 29, 1999 from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. at the New PHRA Conference Room, Regional Resource Center, 425 Sixth Avenue, Suite 1650, Pittsburgh, PA. For more information, please contact Beth at bas@muslaw.com or Kelly at kar@muslaw.com.
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A Primer on Powers of Attorney and Living Wills (7/22/1999)
Presented by Bruce F. Rudoy
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Short Description: Presented at the Carnegie Business Library in downtown Pittsburgh on July 22, 1999, at 12:15 p.m. This free lunchtime lecture focuses on estate planning basics.
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Crisis in Kosovo: When Employees Go To War (6/11/1999)
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr., Esquire with Laura A. Candris, Esquire
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Short Description: The law has changed since the Gulf War crisis. Do you know the current obligations of employers to employees who are called to active duty? This session will review the new rules for when employees go to war. This seminar will be held on June 11, 1999 from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. It is sponsored by the Pittsburgh Human Resource Association and will be held in the new PHRA Conference Center, 425 Sixth Avenue, Suite 1650, Pittsburgh, PA. Cost is $40 for members, $65 for non-members. For more information, please contact Joe at jav@muslaw.com or Laura at lac@muslaw.com.
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Legal Aspects of Employment for Supervisors, Managers & Business Owners (5/11/1999)
Presented by Employment Law & Employee Benefits Group
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Short Description: A full day seminar for Executives and Human Resources professionals on the essentials of employment law. Topics include: Recognizing & Preventing Harassment, Recruiting & Hiring, Discrimination, Calculating Overtime and Limiting the Risk of Workplace Violence. This seminar is sponsored by SMC Business Councils. Cost for SMC Members is $75; non-members $100 (lunch included). The seminar is scheduled for May 11, 1999, beginning at 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m., and will be held at the Marriott City Center, Pittsburgh. For further information, contact Lori L. Alderman at lld@muslaw.com.
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Preventing Claims for Uncapped Punitive & Compensatory Damages: Slander, Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress, Negligent Hiring and Supervision and Other Common Law Claims by Employees (5/5/1999)
Presented by Laura A. Candris, Esquire, Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP and Leo Gobbo, Human Resources Manager, Kurt J. Lesker Co.
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Short Description: When an employee decides to sue, the lawsuit is often not limited to claims against the employer for violation of statute, but includes a variety of claims for wrong-doing against the employer and supervisory personnel based on concepts developed by the courts, not the legislature. Claims of this type have the potential for compensatory and punitive damage awards not limited by any statutory caps. This session will review: The risks of not checking applicant references; The rules about reference responses; What communications about former and current employees are and are not protected; Statements to applicants which can lead to fraud claims; The real rules about emotional distress claims; and Actions Human Resources personnel can take to reduce the risks of claims and liability. This seminar is scheduled for May 5, 1999 from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. It is sponsored by the Pittsburgh Human Resources Association and will be held at the New PHRA Conference Center Room at the Regional Resource Center, 425 Sixth Avenue, Pittsburgh. Cost is $40 for members/$65 for non-members/$15 for students. For more information, please contact Laura at lac@muslaw.com.
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Year 2000: A Practical Guide for Counsel (4/15/1999)
Presented by Ronald L. Hicks, Jr., Beth A. Slagle and Richard T. Victoria
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Short Description: Presented at the Community College of Allegheny County, North Campus, on April 15, 1999, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. Year 2000: A Practical Guide for Counsel is a seminar on what may be the most significant issue facing your client's business in the next year. Attorneys from Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP's Millennium Team will explain the Y2K problem and how it relates to you and your client's business, how to manage the risk of business interruption from the Y2K bug effectively and efficiently, and how to protect a business from Y2K litigation. Presenters Ronald Hicks, Beth Slagle and Richard Victoria are attorneys with the law firm of Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP, where they specialize in complex business litigation. The cost of the course is $40 and is approved for 2 substantive credit hours, Pennsylvania Continuing Education. For more information, please contact Ron at rlh@muslaw.com, Beth at bas@muslaw.com or Rich at rtv@muslaw.com.
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"Law in the Libraries" - Elder Law (4/14/1999)
Presented by Bruce F. Rudoy
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Short Description: Presented at the Carnegie Business Library in downtown Pittsburgh, on April 14, 1999, from 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m. The focus of the seminar is on elder law and covers estate planning through trusts, powers of attorney, living wills and insurance issues. The seminar is presented as part of the "Law in the Libraries" series, which is a pro bono project of the Allegheny County Bar Association.
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Noncompetition Agreements with Employees (3/31/1999)
Presented by Beth A. Slagle and Richard T. Victoria
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Short Description: This workshop will address noncompetition agreements with employees. Many Employers are vulnerable to unfair competition by employees who gain valuable experience about customers, trade secrets and other issues, then depart to join or start a competing business. This session will provide information about protecting your business through the use of noncompetition agreements. The workshop is sponsored by the PHRA. The seminar is being held on March 31, 1999, beginning at 8:30 a.m. until 10:30 a.m., at the New PHRA Conference Room, Regional Resource Center. Cost for PHRA members is $40; Non-members $65; Students $15. For further information, contact Beth or Rich at bas@muslaw.com or rtv@muslaw.com.
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The ABC's of Non-Disclosure Agreements in Healthcare Transactions (3/18/1999)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic, Esquire
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Short Description: The seminar will be presented on Thursday, March 18, 1999, at the Pennsylvania Bar Institute's 5th Annual Health Law Institute in Philadelphia. This seminar covers non-disclosure agreements in transactions in the Healthcare field. Presentation materials are available. Please contact Mr. Unkovic at du@muslaw.com for more information.
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Minimizing the Risks in Discharging Employees (3/16/1999)
Presented by Laura A. Candris, Esquire & Leo Gobbo, Human Resources Manager, Kurt J. Lesker Co.
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Short Description: This seminar will include practical actions every employer can take to minimize the risks of lawsuits and liability, including "employment at will" and its exemptions, statutory constraints on employee terminations, the real burden employers face in the courtroom and the "Fifteen Commandments" for minimizing the risks in discharging employees. The seminar is sponsored by PHRA, and is $40 for members, $65 for non-members and $15 for students. The seminar will be held at the New PHRA Conference Room, Regional Resource Center, 425 Sixth Avenue, Suite 1650, Pittsburgh, PA 15219, on Tuesday, March 16, 1999, beginning at 8:30 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. For more information, please contact Laura at lac@muslaw.com.
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"People's Law School" - Preparing A Simple Will (3/4/1999)
Presented by Bruce F. Rudoy
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Short Description: Presented through the Community College of Allegheny County, participants in this two-session course will learn about estate planning basics, including preparing a simple will, power of attorney and living will. The seminar will be held on March 4 and 11, 1999, between 7:00 and 9:30 p.m.
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Y2K: A Practical Guide for Business Owners (2/17/1999)
Presented by Ronald L. Hicks, Jr., Beth A. Slagle, Robert E. Dauer, Jr. and Richard T. Victoria
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Short Description: Presented by members of the Firm's Millennium Team, this seminar offers practical advice for business owners who need to assess and manage Year 2000 risks. Topics include insurance coverage issues, securities disclosure requirements and litigation threats stemming from Y2K non-compliance. The seminar will be held at the Duquesne Club on February 17, 1999, from 8:00 to 11:00 a.m. For more information, contact Ron at rlh@muslaw.com, Beth at bas@muslaw.com, Rob at red@muslaw.com or Rich at rtv@muslaw.com.
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Export Basics (2/9/1999)
Presented by Peter W. McKay
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Short Description: Presented at Duquesne University, and co-sponsored by The Chrysler Corporation Small Business Development Center and Export Trade Development Program, this seminar is designed for manufacturers seeking to initiate export programs, individuals within exporting companies and those seeking to improve their understanding of international business procedures. Mr. McKay will discuss the Legal and Regulatory Aspects of Exporting. The program is offered: November 11, 1998; February 9, 1999; May 12, 1999; and August 11, 1999.
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An Overview of Employee Handbooks (1/22/1999)
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr.
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Short Description: Sponsored by the North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning & Development Commission, this half-day seminar will provide a basic overview of employee handbooks. The seminar is scheduled for January 22, 1999, at 8:30 a.m., and will be held at the Industrial-Technical Education Center in Ridgway, Pennsylvania. For more information, please contact Joe at jav@muslaw.com.
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Family and Medical Leave Act in Pennsylvania (12/11/1998)
Presented by Lorman Education Services
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Short Description: Presented by Lorman Education Services on Friday, December 11, 1998, in Pittsburgh, PA. Speakers are William P. Getty, Joseph A. Vater, Jr., Laura A. Candris and Douglas M. Hottle. For more information, please contact any of the speakers: Pat at wpg@muslaw.com, Joe at jav@muslaw.com, Laura @lac@muslaw.com or Doug at dmh@muslaw.com.
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Year 2000: A Practical Guide for Counsel (12/8/1998)
Presented by Ronald L. Hicks, Jr., Robert E. Dauer, Jr., Richard T. Victoria and Beth A. Slagle
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Short Description: Presented at the Community College of Allegheny County, North Campus, on December 8, 1998, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The seminar is a primer on Year 2000 issues designed to alert counsel of what to expect from the millenium bug as well as to present potential solutions. For more information, please contact Ron at rlh@muslaw.com, Rob at red@muslaw.com, Rich at rtv@muslaw.com or Beth at bas@muslaw.com.
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Estate Planning (10/29/1998)
Presented by Bruce F. Rudoy
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Short Description: Presented at the Community College of Allegheny County, beginning on Thursday, October 29, 1998. This three-part seminar covers topics such as general wills, powers of attorney, living wills and estate administration.
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2nd Annual Employment Law and Employee Benefits Seminar (10/1/1998)
Presented by Employment Law & Employee Benefits Group
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Short Description: Presented by the Employment Law & Employee Benefits Group of Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP on October 1, 1998, at The Westin William Penn Hotel (7:45 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.). Listed below are the seminar break-out sessions, along with each of the presenters:
* Separation Agreements - Are You Buying Peace or Funding a Lawsuit? Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr.
* COBRA/HIPAA and Other Laws Affecting Health and Welfare Plans. Presented by William P. Getty.
* Sexual Harassment: The Changing Landscape. Presented by Beth A. Slagle.
* IRA Potpourri. Presented by Robert P. Struble.
* Restrictive Covenants in Individual Employment Agreements. Presented by Beth A. Slagle.
* Compliance With the Fair Labor Standards Act. Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr.
* Time Out! Coping with Employee Absences Under the FMLA and the ADA. Presented by Laura A. Candris. For more information, please contact the individual presenter: Joe at jav@muslaw.com, Pat at wpg@muslaw.com, Beth at bas@muslaw.com, Bob at rps@muslaw.com or Laura at lac@muslaw.com.
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North Central Pennsylvania RPDC/Commonwealth of PA Employment Law and Employee Benefits Seminar (9/28/1998)
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr., Robert P. Struble and Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: Sponsored by both the North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning & Development Commission and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and held in Ridgway, Pennsylvania, on Monday, September 28, 1998 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. For further information, please contact Joe at jav@muslaw.com, Bob at rps@muslaw.com or Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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The Asian [Economic] Flu (9/8/1998)
Presented by Ann On-line
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Short Description: Ann Devlin's audio interview of Dennis Unkovic on the topic of the current economic crisis in Japan and other Asian countries. The interview can be heard on-line through Real Audio. For more information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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Y2K: Where are You? (8/24/1998)
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr.
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Short Description: Presented in Seattle, Washington, on August 24, 1998. This seminar involved the liabilities of the Plan Administrator of Welfare Benefit Plans to ensure that their systems and those on which they rely are Y2K compliant. For more information, please contact Joe at jav@muslaw.com.
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Restrictive Covenants in Individual Employment Agreements and Drafting of Executive Employment Contracts (8/11/1998)
Presented by Beth A. Slagle
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Short Description: Presented at the Community College of Allegheny County, North Campus, on August 11, 1998, as a continuing legal education program for lawyers. For more information, please contact Beth at bas@muslaw.com.
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Emerging Issues for Multiemployer Plan Trustee (7/16/1998)
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr.
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Short Description: Presented in Warren, Ohio, on July 16, 1998. Topics included recent decisions regarding fiduciary liability and Section 415. For further information, please contact Joe at jav@muslaw.com.
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Exceptions to the 10% Penalty Tax for Early Distributions from IRAs and Qualified Plans (6/30/1998)
Presented by Robert P. Struble
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Short Description: Presented to employees of Allegheny Ludlum Steel on June 30, 1998 at the Hillcrest Country Club. Topics also included estate planning as it relates to funds in IRAs and Qualified Plans. For further information, please contact Bob at rps@muslaw.com.
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Employment Law Seminar (5/19/1998)
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr., Robert P. Struble, Beth A. Slagle and Douglas M. Hottle
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Short Description: Sponsored by the Northwest Pennsylvania Regional Planning & Development Commission on May 19, 1998 and presented at the Cross Creek Resort Conference Center in Titusville, Pennsylvania. Topics discussed included: An Update of Employment Law and Employee Benefits; Hiring Do's and Don'ts; How to Keep Workers' Compensation Costs Down; Fair Labor Standards Act and Sexual Harassment. For further information, please contact Joe at jav@muslaw.com, Bob at rps@muslaw.com, Beth at bas@muslaw.com or Doug at dmh@muslaw.com.
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Early Retirement Incentive Programs (5/9/1998)
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr.
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Short Description: Presented in Pittsburgh, PA, on May 9, 1998, and discussion included the dangers of establishing an early retirement or severance program. For more information, please contact Joe at jav@muslaw.com.
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Inbound Foreign Nationals: Immigration Laws and Income Tax Issues (3/11/1998)
Presented by Joel Pfeffer
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Short Description: Presented in conjunction with Deloitte & Touche LLP. March 11, 1998, The Duquesne Club - 7:30 a.m. For more information, please contact Joel at jp@muslaw.com.
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A Guide to Estates Planning: What You Should Know About. . .Wills, Inheritance Taxes, Federal Estate Taxes, Charitable Gifts and Retirement Plan Distributions (2/1/1998)
Presented by Joel Pfeffer
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Short Description: Presented as part of Community College of Allegheny County’s Continuing Education Series. Last offered in February, 1998. For more information, please contact Joel at jp@muslaw.com.
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How the Economic Crisis in the Far East will Affect American Business (1/20/1998)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: Presented to the World Affairs Council International Business Forum (1/20/98). For more information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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America's Changing View of Japan: 1998 (1/19/1998)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: Submitted to the "Japan-U.S. Public Policy Virtual Conference" sponsored by the Dentsu Institute for Human Studies in Tokyo (1/19/98). For more information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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Strategic Alliances: The Emerging Trend for International Operations (12/9/1997)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: Presented as part of the 1997 Global Conference sponsored by Dun & Bradstreet, Deloitte & Touche LLP and Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP. December 9, 1997, The Duquesne Club - 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. For more information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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The Evolution of American Attitudes Toward Technology Transfer and Investment Strategies: 1977-1997 (12/2/1997)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: Presented to the Korea Industrial Technology Association (KITA) at CMU (12/2/97). For more information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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Practical & Ethical Challenges in Dealing with Foreign Legal Counsel (11/20/1997)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: Presented to the PBI Third Annual Business Lawyers' Institute in Philadelphia, PA (11/20/97). For more information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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Business Opportunities and Risks in the Pacific Rim -- 1997 (11/20/1997)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: Presented to the PBI Third Annual Business Lawyers' Institute in Philadelphia, PA (11/20/97). For more information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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Employment Law and Employee Benefits Seminar (10/8/1997)
Presented by Employment Law & Employee Benefits Group
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Short Description: October 8, 1997, The Westin William Penn Hotel - 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Below is a list of topics covered at the seminar, along with each of the presenters:
· An update on Employment Law and Employee Benefits
Presented by Laura A. Candris, Esquire and Robert P. Struble, Esquire.
· Hiring Do’s and Don’ts
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr., Esquire.
· Eliminating the Risk of Workplace Violence
Presented by William P. Getty, Esquire.
· Sexual Harassment: An Employer’s Worst Nightmare
Presented by Beth A. Slagle, Esquire.
· Government Audits of Pension Plans and Voluntary Compliance Programs
Presented by Robert P. Struble, Esquire.
· Avoiding Breaches of Fiduciary Duties in Administration of Welfare Benefit Plans
Presented by William P. Getty, Esquire.
· Evaluations: Using Them Effectively
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr., Esquire.
· Workers’ Compensation: What Can Employers Do To Keep Costs Down?
Presented by Laura A. Candris, Esquire.
· Reduce Your Liability: Effective Termination Techniques
Presented by Laura A. Candris, Esquire. For more information, please contact the individual presenter: Laura at lac@muslaw.com, Bob at rps@muslaw.com, Joe at jav@muslaw.com, Pat at wpg@muslaw.com, or Beth at bas@muslaw.com.
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Emerging Issues for Multiemployer Plan Trustees: A Roundtable Discussion (7/17/1997)
Presented by Joseph A. Vater, Jr.
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Short Description: Presented in conjunction with Brad M. Goldman of Oppenheimer Capital and Charles W. Breitsman of Central Data Services, Inc. July 17, 1997, The Avalon Inn & Resort, Warren, Ohio - 8:30 a.m. For more information, please contact Joe at jav@muslaw.com.
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An Overview of Business Formation Issues and Procedures (Long Version) (5/22/1997)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: Outline prepared for use at the PA Department of Commerce office in Hamburg, Germany (5/22/97). For more information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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Government Procurement in the Far East: Trends and Opportunities (4/16/1997)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: 12th Annual National AGMAS Conference (Las Vegas) (4/16/97). For more information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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An Overview of Limited Liability Partnerships and Companies in Pennsylvania (4/15/1997)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: Outline prepared for use at the PA Department of Commerce office in Hamburg, Germany (4/15/97). For more information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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Insights into Current American Attitudes Toward Japan and Asia: The Growing Importance of Strategic Alliances (4/1/1997)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: USIA presentations in Japan (4/97). For more information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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Practical Advice on Contracts, Negotiations, and the Resolution of Disputes in the People's Republic of China (3/26/1997)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: Speech to Adhesive & Sealant Council, Inc. (3/26/97). For more information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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Negotiating and Drafting Foreign Agency and Distribution Agreements (12/18/1996)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: PBI 2nd Annual Business Lawyers Institute (12/18/96). For more information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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Structuring in the International Arena: What are my Options? (11/14/1996)
Presented by Dennis Unkovic
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Short Description: PBI International Business Transactions Seminar 11/13/96 in Philadelphia and 11/14/96 in Pittsburgh. For more information, please contact Dennis at du@muslaw.com.
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Recruiting Overseas Talent: Navigating our Immigration Laws (6/18/1996)
Presented by Joel Pfeffer
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Short Description: June 18, 1996, The Duquesne Club - 8:00 a.m. For more information, please contact Joel at jp@muslaw.com.
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