What should you do if your client has been accused of child molestation? How do you respond to the parent certain that a child has been abused? The reaction of the family law attorney and the advice given to his or her client not only determines whether a sexual abuse allegation is appropriately handled, but can also help ensure the least amount of trauma to children in these extremely sensitive cases. The seminar will provide valuable dos and don’ts for attorneys who elect to represent parties in custody cases involving allegations of physical or sexual abuse.

Master Comm. Alicia A. Gooden, Marion Circuit Court, Paternity Division

Melanie K. Reichert, Broyles Kight & Ricafort LLP

Deborah A. Agard, Law Office of Deborah A. Agard

Carey Haley Wong, Marion County Division of Child Services

Dr. Richard Lawlor, Child Psychologist

These video CLE offerings are for IBA Members only. Each IBA Member may attend up to six sessions for free; after six free sessions, the cost is $30 per hour. NO REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. All are for 1 hour general credit, unless otherwise noted. All videos will be shown at the IBA Education Center, 107 N. Pennsylvania St., Suite 200. Brown bag lunches are welcome.

NO REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

CLE credit will not be reported to the Indiana Supreme Court Commission for Continuing Legal Education until payment for the course has been received in full.

Hear about and discuss the procedures, expectations, schedules, rules, and practices with the four Marion County judges with misdemeanor jurisdiction. Learn about the prosecutor’s diversion program and which offenses are eligible and which are not. Become familiar with the probation department and its requirements, standard conditions, and programs.

Criminal Court 7, Room E-607, is located in the east wing of the City-County Building on the sixth floor.

From Marion Superior Court Probation Department:
Jennifer Outlaw
Anthony Williams

Fasten your seat belts for an informative introduction to the acquisition, sale, lease, and operation of private and corporate aircraft. Attendees will learn about the Federal Aviation Administration regulations and Indiana sales and use tax considerations. Learn about common themes in recent Indiana Department of Revenue cases and how to avoid the common problems, as well as considerations related to structuring transactions and operations in a manner to limit liability.

Anthony P. Aaron, Ice Miller LLP, concentrates his practice in the areas of general corporate, aviation, and antitrust matters. Mr. Aaron is graduate of the U.S. Military Academy; he also earned a master’s degree from the University of Northern Colorado and his J.D. from Indiana University School of Law-Indianapolis.

Jennifer E. Gauger is a deputy attorney general in the Office of Attorney General, state of Indiana. Ms. Gauger’s duties in the tax litigation division focuses on income tax, sales and use tax, inheritance tax, and property tax litigation. She formerly worked as a staff attorney in the Indiana Department of Revenue. She is a graduate of Purdue University, and she earned her J.D. from Indiana University School of Law-Bloomington.

Anyone practicing in the probate courts in Marion or the surrounding counties will not want to miss this rare opportunity to hear these judges discuss the unique issues of law and procedure in their courts. Probate practices do differ from county to county, so this information will be invaluable.

Join the judges for a free reception immediately following the seminar.

This event is underwritten by FORUM 1st Trust Services.

Directions to FORUM Conference Center.

Hon. Charles J. Deiter
Marion Superior Court

Hon. Matt Kincaid
Boone Superior Court

Hon. William J. Hughes
Hamilton Superior Court

Hon. Robert W. Freese
Hendricks Superior Court

Hon. Kevin M. Barton
Johnson Superior Court

Hon. G. Thomas Gray
Morgan Superior Court

Enjoy lunch with a panel of mediation experts trained in the growing field of collaborative law, and find out how you can use collaborative law in your family law and dissolution of marriage cases. Other ADR methodologies also will be discussed as they relate to dissolution actions.

CLE credit will not be reported to the Indiana Supreme Court Commission for Continuing Legal Education until payment for the course has been received in full.

This roundtable discussion will focus on legal/corporate blogging and immunity from claims for Internet service providers under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.

This seminar is underwritten by Wolters Kluwer.

Mark C. Reichel, Ice Miller LLP, practices with the firm's intellectual property group and its life sciences initiative. Mr. Reichel focuses his practice on medical device and computer related patent prosecution and litigation. He has also represented clients with intellectual property licensing, trademark prosecution, and the development of corporate Web site policies. Prior to joining Ice Miller, he served as a business development manager at the Indiana University Research & Technology Corporation (IURTC). Mr. Reichel is a graduate of State University of New York at Stony Brook. He earned an MBA from Indiana University and his J.D. from Indiana University School of Law-Indianapolis. He is currently the chair of the IBA Intellectual Property Section and the author of the "Daily Dose of IP" Web blog.

Louis T. Perry, Baker & Daniels LLP, is a member of the trademark, copyright, and e-commerce section of the firm’s intellectual property team. Mr. Perry concentrates his practice on matters involving rights of publicity, trademarks, trade secrets, copyrights and e-commerce. He is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame; he earned his J.D. from University of Notre Dame Law School.