Save-the-Date: November 15, 2018 | CLE Webinar. This program follows a well-received program from 2017 and is directed at new lawyers that may be interested in handling cases before the United States Tax Court, but experienced lawyers in any practice area that may need to appear in Tax Court would benefit from the program.
On October 26, 2017, the president signed the 2017 Bankruptcy Judgeship Act, H.R. 136. The final bill added four five-year bankruptcy judgeships and extended 14 temporary ones in Delaware, Florida, Virginia, Maryland, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina and Puerto Rico for an additional five years. The four new judgeships would be one each in Florida and Michigan and two in Delaware.
The Amended Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: A Year in Review, Drones and UAS: Regulatory Update and What’s Next on the Horizon for Users and Owners, OMG: I Have a Case in US Tax Court! A Tax Court Basics Program, Bankruptcy 101: Bankruptcy Basics for Non-Bankruptcy Lawyers, and Federal Litigation Practice; Advancing Your Case Before Magistrate Judges are available for purchase and CLE credit at shop.americanbar.org.
Please view the NCFTJ free webinars, presented as resources to law students, interns, externs, and law clerks: Making the Most of Your Judicial Internship/Externship, Demystifying Federal Clerkships – Judicial Clerkship Application Process and Experience, Demystifying Federal Clerkships II – Specialty Courts, and A Day in the Life of a Federal Law Clerk.
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