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July 13–15, 201613 CLE AvailableNew Conference Schedule

The Nation’s Largest Gathering of Paralegals

Join us in Las Vegas from July 13-15, 2016! More than 90% of the attendees at last year’s event said they were going to this year’s conference in Las Vegas. What a great way to spend three days in Las Vegas, with hundreds of like-minded professionals from across the country. We hope to see you there as well!

NALA’s 2016 National Conference & Expo is bound to be a fabulous event. Not only will we have the wonderful location to host our event, Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, but we also made several changes to the program to enhance your overall conference experience. We have added more continuing legal education hours to the event, added a larger variety of sessions to choose from, and changed

the overall schedule of activities. We appreciate all of the feedback we have received from last year’s event. We want to continue to make this the best paralegal conference in the nation.

So save the date for July 13-15, 2016 to attend or register today!

Kelly A. LaGrave, ACPNALA President

Conference educational sessions meet continuing education requirements for maintaining the Certified Paralegal credential.NALA 2016 LAS VEGAS CONFERENCE2

INVITE FROM THE PRESIDENT

REGISTRATION AND HELP DESKThe Registration and help desk will be open: Tuesday, July 12 12:00 pm – 6:00 pmWednesday, July 13 7:15 am – 5:15 pmThursday, July 14 7:15 am – 5:30 pmFriday, July 15 7:45 am – 3:45 pm

ACCOMMODATIONSLas Vegas Paris Hotel and Casino3655 Las Vegas Boulevard SouthLas Vegas, NV 89109877-603-4389https://www.caesars.com/paris-las-vegas

Below is the link for booking reservations online.https://resweb.passkey.com/go/SPNAL6

Single/double room rate is $129 with a resort fee of $29 per room, per night plus room tax. Resort fee includes unlimited local phone calls, two guest admissions to the Fitness Center, and in-room Internet access for two devices per day. Parking is free. For each additional person a $30 rate, per night will be assessed, up to four persons.

Check-In 4:00 PM Check-Out 11:00 AM Room Rate Cut-off is June 20, 2016

All reservations must be guaranteed with a deposit for the first night’s guestroom and tax charge. This will be billed immediately. Hotel allows individual cancellations without penalty up to seventy-two hours prior to arrival date. Hotel will charge one night’s guaranteed guestroom rate plus tax for cancellation within 72 hours. If you call the hotel to reserve your room a $15 reservation fee will be assessed.

SHUTTLE / TAXI PRICINGPlease check online for current rates as the conference approaches.

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION CANCELLATION POLICYAll cancellations received after June 13, 2016, will be accessed a $100 processing fee.

CLE INFORMATIONThe 2016 programs are approved for attorney and paralegal CLE credit by the NALA Certifying Board, the State Bar of California, State Bar of Florida, The Louisiana State Paralegal Association, and the Montana State Bar. Approval for CLE from the North Carolina State Bar and Texas Board of Legal Specialization has been submitted. Please see website for further details.

PHOTOSNALA has permission to take, use, reuse, and publish: photographs and/or videos of attendees in any and all of its publications and in any and all other media, including but not limited to use and publication on the internet, webpages, magazines, and social media accounts.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Las Vegas Paris Hotel

NALA’s conference is paperless. Free wifi and a confence app will be available.

Kelly A. LaGrave, ACP NALA President

MORNING YOGA STRETCH

Conference educational sessions meet continuing education requirements for maintaining the Certified Paralegal credential. NALA 2016 LAS VEGAS CONFERENCE 3

When: 6:45 am – 7:45 am (July 13, 14, and 15)

Where: Champagne 1

Cost: FREE

Who: For the beginner or for the advanced student – all levels of experience are welcome.

Bring: Your yoga mat (not mandatory) or towel and water

What: An introductory class with focus on basic poses, attention to breathing and synchronizing movements. Gentle alignment guidance will be offered. Modifications for all poses will be offered so all levels can participate.

Instructor Daryl “D” Rocco is a Paralegal at Panasonic Avionics Corporation in California and also Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) with Yoga Alliance. D welcomes students of all levels and interests and holds that every individual is essentially full and free — the class offering is to facilitate an unfolding of that full, free nature in each students’ unique individual forms. D was introduced to yoga in the Anusara style where the guiding principles of alignment, community, and moving from and into the heart provide a foundation for every class. Her classes are a safe space for students to move deeper into their bodies, awareness, and minds using a mixture of creative sequencing and verbal adjustments. D completed her teacher training in Encinitas, California in 2007. Certifications include: Yoga Alliance (RYT 200), CPR and AED. Additionally, D is a 2nd Degree Reiki practitioner following Japanese Usui lineage.

Tuesday, July 12 from 5:00 to 7:00 pm – Reception – Light hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar will be available. This is a “come as you are” reception. We know today is a travel day for many of you, so stop in to unwind, catch up with old friends, and meet some new friends during this evening reception. Thank you to our NALA affiliated associations for helping to make this event fun and entertaining: Arizona Paralegal Association; Fresno Paralegal Association; Inland Counties Association of Paralegals; Las Vegas Valley Paralegal Association; Los Angeles Paralegal Association; Orange County Paralegal Association; Paralegal Association of Santa Clara County; San Diego Paralegal Association; Sierra Nevada Association of Paralegals; and Ventura County Paralegal Association.

Wednesday, July 13 from 5:00 to 7:00 pm – Reception – Light hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar will be available. Join us for an opportunity to greet old and new friends and to visit with exhibitors. We will have an onsite photo booth so that everyone can create take home memories.

Hon. Jackie Glass (Ret.)Judge Jackie Glass’ remarkable career as a high profile District Court Judge, 18 years as a litigator and star of her own courtroom television show makes her uniquely qualified to assist in facilitating settlement on almost any matter brought before her. She has been in the private dispute resolution sector since 2012 and is already one of the most requested neutrals in the State of Nevada. She is known for her “get it done” attitude and ability to connect with difficult clients.

In May of 2011, Judge Glass retired after eight years of distinguished service on the District Court having sat on assignment on both civil as well as criminal cases. She is best known for sentencing O.J. Simpson to 33 years in prison for armed robbery at a Las Vegas hotel in 2008. During her tenure, she actively participated in the court’s settlement conference program. She not only volunteered to handle settlement conferences but was also a much sought after settlement judge, with an outstanding track record for getting cases settled.

For a complete bio visit the website or the conference app.

HIGHLIGHTS & SPECIAL EVENTS

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

RECEPTIONS


2016 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE – 13 CLE

PlaybackNow RecordingsAvailable for the 1st Time! The NALA Playback Works Collection All of the NALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE AND EXPO will be recorded and part of the new NALA Playback Works Collection. These session presentations include the presenter’s power point with synced audio for a virtual re-creation of each presentation. Pre-Order Your Subscription Package Now and SAVE $100! Regular pricing is in effect after conference. Package Pre-Order Regular Fast Pass $ 99 $199 On Demand (6) Months of Streaming-Only AccessSeason Pass $149 $249 On Demand (12) Months of Streaming + Download Offline AccessWorks Package $199 $299 On USB Flash Drive + (12) Months of Streaming + Download Offline Access Fast Pass and Season Pass: Available for online viewing within 24 hours after program has concluded USB Works Package: Available for On Demand viewing within 24 hours after program has concluded/USB Drive ships within 72 hours after the program has concluded.

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Tuesday, July 1212:00 pm – 6:00 pm Registration / Help Desk Open – Champagne Ballroom Foyer

5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Reception – Concorde B

Wednesday, July 13 6:45 am – 7:45 am Morning Yoga Stretch with D – Champagne 1

7:00 am – 7:30 am 2015 – 2016 Board meeting – Bordeaux

7:15 am – 5:15 pm Registration/Help Desk Open - Champagne Ballroom Foyer

7:30 am – 9:00 am Continental breakfast in EXPO – Concorde A

7:30 am – 2:00 pm Expo Hall open – Concorde A

9:00 am – 10:00 am Opening Session – Champagne 3/4

10:00 am – 10:30 am Coffee Break in Expo – Concorde A

10:30 am – 12:30 pm Affiliated Associations Meeting – Champagne 3/4

Affiliate Presentations: How to Put on Fantastic Seminars - Vik/Ware - No CLE

12:30 pm – 2:00 pm Lunch/Expo Time – Roundtable discussions

2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Education General Session - Anti-Money Laundering – Drury – Champagne 3/4

3:15 pm – 5:00 pm Annual Member Awards Meeting – Champagne 3/4

5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Reception – Concorde B

1 TOTAL CLE

1 CLE

5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Reception and installation of officers – Concorde B

1 CLE

2 CLE

7 TOTAL CLE

Thursday, July 146:45 am – 7:45 am Morning Yoga Stretch with D – Champagne 1



7:30 am – 2:00 pm Expo Hall open – Concorde A

Champagne 1 Versailles 1/2 Versailles 3/4 Champagne 3/4 Bordeaux Champagne 2

Dissecting Provisions of Purchase and Sale Agreements For Real PropertyZabloudil

Litigation - TBA

Rich

Introduction to Legal Aspects of a Feature FIlm

Mashni

The Top 10 Apps for Paralegals

Berger

Essential Skills: Legal Research 8:30 & Written Comm. 10:30

Koerselman

A Basic Guide for Paralegals - (Ethics CLE)

Spahn

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Patterson

Legal Project Management*

Mitchell-Mercer/Randolph

Copyright Law and the Internet*

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Rich

The Law of Music

Mashni

Technology and (Ethics CLE)

Berger

Finding Clues and Solving Mysteries in Real Estate Due DiligenceChampion

4 CLE

Friday, July 156:45 am – 7:45 am Morning Yoga Stretch with D – Champagne 1



8:00 am – noon Affiliate Exhibits – Concorde A

Champagne 1 Versailles 1/2 Versailles 3/4 Champagne 3/4 Bordeaux Champagne 2

Negotiating Provisions of Financing DocumentsZabloudil

Winning Cases w/Digital Forensics

Carner

Advanced Legal Aspects of a Feature Film

Mashni

How to Ensure House Wins

Berger

Essential Skills: Judgment & Legal Analysis

Koerselman

Attorney-Client Privilege - (Ethics CLE)

Spahn

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12:00 pm – 1:30 pm Lunch on your own

noon – 1:30 pm LEAP Exhibits – Concorde A

Finding Clues and Solving Mysteries in Real Estate Due DiligenceChampion

The Law of Music

Mashni

Technology and (Ethics CLE)

Berger

3 CLE

2 CLE

5 TOTAL CLE

1:35 pm – 2:00 pm 2016 – 2017 Board meeting – Chablis

Litigation - TBA

Rich

*Membership Exchange Sessions

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12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Lunch provided (All Conference Lunch)


COURSE DESCRIPTIONSA BASIC GUIDE FOR PARALEGALS: ETHICS; CONFIDENTIALITY; AND PRIVILEGEInstructor: Thomas E. SpahnCourse Level: Basic This program will cover topics that are important to every paralegal, including: the source of ethics guidance for paralegals; how to avoid the unauthorized practice of law; the importance of preserving confidentiality, and the risks of disclosure; how the attorney-client privilege and work-product doctrine apply in special ways to paralegals (including practical tips for maximizing the protections for paralegals and their employers); conflicts of interest principles applicable to paralegals (including paralegals switching jobs); and other issues.

ADVANCED LEGAL ASPECTS OF A FEATURE FILMInstructor: John W. Mashni, AttorneyCourse Level: IntermediateThis session will cover the major legal issues when producing a feature film. We will start with a discussion of advanced intellectual property issues in entertainment. It will also cover the legal issues that arise in a film production including production issues, unions, post-production, marketing, distribution, and monitoring performance. A case study will be used, where the topics will be discussed in the context of a hypothetical feature film.

AFFILIATE PRESENTATION: HOW TO PUT ON FANTASTIC SEMINARS Instructors: Laurie Vik, ACP and Mindy Ware, ACP Nebraska Paralegal AssociationCourse Level: BasicNo CLEThis presentation focuses on the key components of putting on a fantastic seminar that is both well attended and well received. The goal is to provide attendees with the materials they need to hold seminars of their own or to revamp their current offerings to increase attendance and get rave reviews.

Laurie Vik, ACP and Mindy Ware, ACP will discuss strategies the Nebraska Paralegal Association (“NePA”) uses to plan its two seminars each year. Some key factors that will be discussed are the importance of a seminar committee, using checklists, getting quality speakers, relevant and interesting topics, planning the details, and following through on feedback. This presentation targets all members of NALA affiliated associations who will benefit from the review and get great tips and tricks to use to plan a seminar that runs smoothly and efficiently.

ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE BOOT CAMP FOR PARALEGALSInstructor: Thomas E. Spahn Course Level: IntermediateThis program will provide an intensive overview of the attorney-client privilege protection, and the related work product doctrine. The program will focus on paralegals’ role in creating, preserving and asserting those protections. The program is appropriate for both transactional and litigation paralegals, and will include an opportunity to ask questions throughout the session.

ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERINGInstructor: Kacy Drury , Senior Vice President, AML Compliance & Payments OperationsCourse Level: BasicThis session will provide an overview of FinCEN (US Department of Treasury Financial Crimes Enforcement Network) and their enforcement of the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) as it relates to Anti-Money Laundering (AML), focusing on current events in the gaming industry. It will provide you with a basic understanding of AML, state and government oversight and gaming regulatory oversight. You will learn how extensive the penalties can be for non-compliance and the extremes regulators are going to, to ensure strict adherence to the laws, rules and regulations. This session will discuss Title 31 requirements including the filing of Currency Transaction Reports (CTRs) as well as Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) and how the casinos manage their compliance efforts. We will also discuss the need for a Culture of Compliance and individual accountability in this new day and age of AML compliance.

COMMUNICATING WITH CHARISMAInstructor: Cynthia L. Patterson, ACP, MOLCourse Level: BasicSome people have the ability to get your attention and hold it. Why is that? It isn’t a matter of physical beauty (Abraham Lincoln), it’s not a matter of formal command (Robin Williams), nor is it that they have a great speech writer (Meg Whitman). Rather it is a set of behaviors that you can learn and apply in everyday life. This session will teach you a way of actively engaging with others – colleagues, friends, family, and even strangers (think first impressions with clients or at a job interview).

Building on the 2014 Communication Styles presentation, Cindy Patterson, paralegal by day and corporate/nonprofit trainer by night, will (hopefully!) inspire you to try new communication techniques.


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COPYRIGHT LAW AND THE INTERNETInstructor: Richard Hahn, CPCourse Level: BasicWe live in an age where digital information is constantly in front of us or at our fingertips and where the laws governing the use of this information develop slower than the equipment used to transmit it. Two consequences of this instant access to information and slow development of regulations is that piracy of intellectual property has increased and the rights holders and online service providers are constantly battling each other over how to protect the rights of intellectual property owners while trying not to diminish the right of free access to information.

This presentation will focus on the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) and how rights holders can use it to protect their intellectual property and how, if followed correctly, it provides “Safe Harbors” (limits the liability) for online service providers from suits for contributory copyright infringement.

DISSECTING PROVISIONS OF PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENTS FOR REAL PROPERTY; LEASES AND LEASE ABSTRACTS – NOT JUST ANOTHER BILLABLE HOURInstructor: Susanne ZabloudilCourse Level: IntermediateThis session will cover a broad range of real estate transactions including elements of a purchase and sale agreement for commercial real property and the related ancillary documents, i.e., deeds, assignments of contracts, assignments of leases, and transfer tax filings. It also covers elements of a commercial lease and preparation of a lease abstract, and when an estoppel or subordination agreement is appropriate.

The discussion will entail the provisions important to buyers, sellers, and lenders and why, in purchase agreements and leases.

FINDING CLUES AND SOLVING MYSTERIES IN REAL ESTATE DUE DILIGENCEInstructor: Douglas ChampionCourse Level: BasicWhether you are representing the buyer, seller, tenant, or mortgage lender for a piece of real property, or you are trying to better understand a piece of property that is the subject of litigation, this session will help you identify the correct resources and spot the key issues for conducting legal due diligence. This presentation will lay out a clear and comprehensive road map to ensure that you ask the right questions and understand the property diligence materials presented. The presentation also will utilize real life examples to identify common issues that you may encounter.

ESSENTIAL SKILLS: JUDGMENT AND LEGAL ANALYSISInstructor: Virginia Koerselman Newman, Attorney Course Level: BasicJudgment and legal analysis will cover techniques to categorize facts and evidence, to analyze the relevant ones, and to organize them into a final product. These subjects are helpful for everyone, especially those studying for the Certified Paralegal Examination.

ESSENTIAL SKILLS: LEGAL RESEARCHInstructor: Virginia Koerselman Newman, Attorney Course Level: Basic During legal research, you will learn a simple research procedure that can be used in any law library. These subjects are helpful for everyone, especially those studying for the Certified Paralegal Examination.

ESSENTIAL SKILLS: WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONSInstructor: Virginia Koerselman Newman, Attorney Course Level: Basic Written communication will cover the most difficult areas of writing for most people in the legal environment. It is suggested that you review the rules of grammar and style in The Elements of Style by Strunk & White to prepare.

INTRODUCTION TO LEGAL ASPECTS OF A FEATURE FILMInstructor: John W. Mashni, AttorneyCourse Level: BasicThis session will cover the major legal issues when producing a feature film starting with the idea for a story and ending with cameras rolling for production. Legal issues that arise in a film production include: setting up a film company, chain of title for intellectual property, building the professional team, financing the project, and pre-production. This session will also feature a detailed case study tracking a hypothetical feature film.

LEGAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT – SHOWCASING THE VALUE OF A PARALEGALInstructors: Alicia Mitchell-Mercer, ACP and Susan G. Randolph, ACP, NCCP Course Level: BasicThe legal profession is beginning to recognize the value of project management for improving the quality of legal services. Legal project management (LPM) assists attorneys and paralegals in developing processes that can more efficiently deliver legal services within the established constraints of scope, schedule, and cost. LPM has been defined as “a disciplined, rational, task management approach to any project, based on clear prioritization, effective communication, and systematic implementation.”“Scrum” and “Agile” are terms that will be identified as

they relate to planning, communicating and collaborating on legal projects. A firm or legal department’s use of these methodologies can be critical to successful completion of legal projects and avoidance of legal malpractice. Paralegals, an integral part of the legal team, can add value to their positions by learning the principles of LPM. LPM can also prepare paralegals to obtain newly emerging jobs that exist at the intersection of law and technology, including positions involving e-discovery, legal process engineering, and legal analytics.

Our presentation will describe the five phases of project management—defining, planning, executing, monitoring/measuring, and post-project review—and discuss the term “Scope Creep” which can occur frequently in legal service delivery when the scope of a legal project is not properly defined, documented, or controlled.

NEGOTIATING PROVISIONS OF FINANCING DOCUMENTS; DEMYSTIFYING TITLE POLICIES AND ENDORSEMENTSInstructor: Susanne ZabloudilCourse Level: IntermediateThis session will cover a broad range of real estate transactions including elements of financing documents for commercial properties, deeds of trust, assignments of leases and rents, subordination agreements, and financing statements. It also covers title insurance policies for buyer and lender, analyzing the title commitment and exception documents, along with the available protections/coverages in each case.

The discussion will entail the provisions important to buyers, sellers, and lenders and why, in loan documents.

TECHNOLOGY AND ETHICS: MAKING SURE WHAT HAPPENS IN THE CLOUD, STAYS IN THE CLOUDInstructor: Kenneth BergerCourse Level:: BasicOn land, sea, and air, our client’s data now goes where we go and beyond. This session will address ways we can safeguard that data and uphold our ethical obligations.

THE LAW OF MUSICInstructor: John W. Mashni, AttorneyCourse Level: BasicThis course will provide a general overview of the law related to music by covering intellectual property related to music, public domain issues, and the multiple copyrights in a single song. Additionally, the course will cover sound recordings, music publishing, the exclusive rights for music copyright holders, and the digital transmission of music. All of these issues will be given context with a detailed case study that will provide practical relevance.

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TOP 10 APPS FOR PARALEGALSInstructor: Kenneth BergerCourse Level: BasicWant a better work life? There’s at least 10 apps for that. This session is designed to highlight apps that help legal assistants and paralegals with everything from time management to trial prep.

USING TECHNOLOGY TO IMPLEMENT SYSTEMS, ELIMINATE DISRUPTIONS, AND MAXIMIZE QUALITY WORK-PRODUCTInstructor: Kenneth BergerCourse Level: BasicTechnology can be friend or foe, depending on how we use it. This session focuses on how technology can be utilized to streamline work, amaze your boss, and make yourself an indispensable team member.

WINNING CASES WITH DIGITAL FORENSICS – FROM DISCOVERY TO VERDICTInstructor: Doug CarnerCourse Level: IntermediateWhen your case depends upon digital evidence, can you trust that it tells the whole truth? Did you receive all of the relevant, best, and trustworthy evidence? Attendees will learn how evidence can be recovered, analyzed, restored, enhanced, managed, and presented to best exonerate the innocent and identify the guilty. This includes testing obvious, hidden and meta data, to the known case facts. This session will detail how a finite set of digital evidence can be used to produce a very large quantity of supportive case facts. Attendees will also learn how digital forensics can identify people through a combination of voice, facial, tattoo, stride, writings and other characteristics that are often inadequate when analyzed alone.

The presenter will explain the science, best practices, practical application, ethics, and admissibility of digital forensics using examples and case studies. Topics will span the history, current state, emerging status, and future of digital forensics. They will explain how jury expectations and misconceptions have evolved. Attendees will learn how to detect altered discovery, junk science, and common errors made by expert witnesses. Capabilities, pricing, options, and limitations of experts and their methods will be explained. Due to the scope, depth and pace of this lecture, topic transitions will include Q&A sessions.


INSTRUCTORS

Kenneth Berger Doug Carner Douglas M. Champion

Kacy Drury Richard Hahn

Virginia Koerselman Newman

John Mashni Alicia Mitchell-Mercer, ACP

David E. Rich

Cynthia L. Patterson, ACP

Susan G. Randolph, ACP, NCCP

Laurie Vik, ACP Mindy Ware, ACP Susanne Zabloudil


Thomas E. Spahn

Instructor bios can be found on the conference website and will also be available on the conference app.

For more information visit www.nala.org.

Active members will vote during the conference for NALA’s Board of Directors. Voting times will be provided on site.

VOTING


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Wednesday, July 13 ∙ 7:30 am – 2:00 pmThursday, July 14 ∙ 7:30 am – 2:00 pmFriday, July 15 ∙ 8:00 am – noon (Affiliate Exhibits)Friday, July 15 ∙ noon – 1:30 pm (LEAP Projects)

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