Agenda 10:00 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. Basics of Debt Collection and Judgment Enforcement | Practical Skills This program will cover the practical skills attorneys need to know about the basics of Debt Collection and Judgment Enforcement. Speaker: Robert J. Ansell, Esq. Power-Flo Technologies, Inc. New Hyde Park, NY This program is part of our Practical … Continued

You will learn practical skills to enforce a judgment. There are many types of judgments today, Mr. Ansell will be talking about money judgments. What is a judgment exactly? CPLR 5011 “the determination of rights or the parties in an action or special proceeding and may be either interlocutory or final.”   What Is Judgment Enforcement? Winning a … Continued

In this 6-hour CLE, the panel will be working from a hypothetical case study to provide an overview of key steps on how to collect and enforce a judgment. Topics will include: Setting the Table – What is a Judgement and What is a Collection? Initial Steps to Take Advanced and Problem Areas Ethical Considerations … Continued

Agenda 10:00 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. Basics of Debt Collection and Judgment Enforcement | Practical Skills This program will cover the practical skills attorneys need to know about the basics of Debt Collection and Judgment Enforcement. Speaker: Robert J. Ansell, Esq. Power-Flo Technologies, Inc. New Hyde Park, NY This program is part of our Practical … Continued

Robert Ansell will discuss the ins and outs of Debt Collection and Money Judgments. Judgments are not money. You sometimes need to take active steps to turn that piece of paper into cash. Judgment enforcement is an area of the law where you actively engage in using certain mechanisms to make a judgment debtor pay … Continued

What Is Judgment Enforcement? Judgments are not money. You sometimes need to take active steps to turn that piece of paper into cash. Judgment enforcement is an area of the law where you actively engage in using certain mechanisms to make a judgment debtor pay your client. It is part of a litigator’s tool bag; … Continued

Panel discussion on recognition and enforcement of foreign awards and judgments in the United States.

For new arbitrators and seasoned arbitrators interested in taking their skills to the next level – and for litigators interested in learning how best to represent clients in arbitrations to take advantage of the advocacy opportunities available in arbitration. The training will be conducted by seasoned arbitrators, counsel, arbitration administrators, and academics, focusing on Best Practices, from the perspectives of…

The Bridging the Gap continuing legal education program offers 16.0 total credits. Newly admitted attorneys can satisfy all of their annual MCLE requirements by attending this two-day program, which is ideal for “bridging the gap” between law school and the realities of practicing law in New York State. Program Topics: Day One - Basics of Criminal Law Practice in NY…

Transitional courses are designed to help newly admitted attorneys develop a foundation in the practical skills, techniques, and procedures that are essential to the practice of law. To receive skills credit, newly admitted attorneys must take accredited transitional CLE courses in traditional live classroom settings, or through attendance at fully interactive video conference locations that have been … Continued