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Best Ethics Presentations
From our top speakers
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Best Ethics Presentations
From our top speakers
- (These past programs are available as a video homestudy together with the written materials)
Who Should Order Homestudy
All attorneys in Washington State in need of Ethics credits.
Best Ethics Presentations
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Kathryn L. Gerla, Esq.
Foster Pepper PLLC June 9, 2006 (1 hour) Washington Water Law Conference |
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Kraig Baker, Esq.
Davis Wright Tremaine LLP March 17, 2006 (1 hour) Gamer Technology Law Conference |
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David Boerner, Esq.
Professor, Seattle University School of Law March 14, 2006 (1 hour) Key Legal Areas for Corporate Counsel Conference |
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John Strait, Esq.
Professor, Seattle University School of Law March 7, 2006 (1 hour) Real Estate Purchases & Sales Conference |
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Roger D. Mellem, Esq.
Foster Pepper & Shefelman PLLC December 12, 2005 (1 hour) Advanced Commercial Real Estate Leases Conference |
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Catherine Innes
Director of Policy & Strategic Initiatives, University of Washington TechTransfer |
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Holli Beckerman-Jaffe, Esq.
Director, NIH Ethics Office, National Institutes of Health December 12, 2005 (1 hour) Biotechnology Conference |
Cancellation
There is a $25 cancellation fee.
Continuing Education Credits
Each presentation is approved for 1 ethics credit in Washington State.
Cost
Only $125 for one presentation, $225 for two, or $300 for three. We will ship your homestudy order via UPS ground within two weeks after we receive payment.
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Faculty Bios
Kraig Baker is a partner at Davis Wright Tremaine LLP. His practice includes drafting and negotiating video game development contracts, publishing and consulting agreements, music recording contracts, talent agreements, live event contracts, television, film, theatre, and event production contracts.
Holli Beckerman-Jaffe is the Director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Ethics Office. Prior to assuming this position, Ms. Jaffe served as Ethics Counsel to the NIH. In 2002, she completed a detail to The White House as an Ethics Advisor in the Office of the Counsel to the President.
David Boerner is a professor of administrative law, criminal law, and professional responsibility at the Seattle University School of Law. He chaired the Rules of Professional Conduct Committee of the Washington State Bar Association.
Kathryn L. Gerla is a member at Foster Pepper PLLC and focuses her practice on land use and environmental law. Previously, she was an Assistant Attorney General with the Washington State Attorney General's Office and was Section Chief of the Hazardous Waste and Water Quality Section of the Ecology Division of the office.
Catherine Innes, Director, Policy and Strategic Initiatives for UW TechTransfer at the University of Washington, develops outreach and educational programs and publications on intellectual property laws and University of Washington policies and practices related to technology commercialization.
Roger D. Mellem is a partner at Foster Pepper and Shefeman PLLC and a member of the Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution Practice Group. He resolves securities, real estate and commercial cases on behalf of individuals and businesses in federal and state courts.
John Strait is a professor at Seattle University School of Law. He also consults and lectures nationally in the fields of civil and criminal trial advocacy, legal and judicial ethics, and legal malpractice. He has served on the Washington Supreme Court's Judicial Ethics Advisory Committee, King County Bar Association Campaign Ethics Committee, the Seattle Port Authority Ethics Advisory Committee and WSBA Rules of Professional Conduct Committee. For the clinical component of his course in Professional Responsibility, the law school received the E. Smythe Gambrell Professionalism Award from the American Bar Association.