Sexual Abuse in Sports and Entertainment CLE & Indianapolis Indians Game

Indianapolis is known for its sports reputation, home to the headquarters of many national organizations, including USA Gymnastics. In 2016 Indianapolis Star reporter, Tim Evans, broke the story on the USA Gymnastics scandal. 

In this CLE we will discuss the investigation and case in detail. Listen to how the specifics unfolded and the case was put together. We will have a broad panel of experts including an investigative reporter, an attorney that represents sexual abuse victims, and an attorney that has defended a sexual abuser.  

The panel will cover a broad range of topics in the sexual abuse topic area from both sides. Come to an engaging and timely CLE that will keep you up-to-date and informed. 

After the CLE, join the Sports & Entertainment Law Section for the annual Indianapolis Indians game. Walk over with the group and enjoy the evening with baseball and friends. 

Immediately following the seminar, you're invited to attend the Indians Game as we cheer from The Cove.  Ticket includes a $10 voucher toward food and drink purchases.  (21 and older only.)

Speakers: Steven D. DeBrota, US Attorney's Office Southern District of Indiana; Tim Evans, Indianapolis Star; Jon Little, Saeed and Little LLP; Ron Elberger, Bose McKinney Evans

Please note:  Seminar materials will be provided electronically unless purchased in advance. Printed materials are available for $5.  (Seminar is 4-6pm, Indians game to follow at 7pm)

Game tickets are now available for pick up at the IndyBar office.  Regular summer hours are 8:30am-4:30pm Monday through Thursday, 8:30am-1pm on Friday.

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This program has been approved for credit in the following jurisdiction(s):

Indiana Commission For Continuing Legal Education

Credit has been approved with the Indiana Commission For Continuing Legal Education for 2.00 General credits and 2.00 Speaker General credits.

IndyBar Education Center, 135 N. Pennsylvania St., Suite 1500 and Victory Field, 501 W. Maryland St.

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RESERVATIONS/CANCELLATIONS FOR LIVE EVENTS.  To ensure the utmost accuracy in our reservation records, the Indianapolis Bar Association cannot accept reservations over the phone for CLE seminars, luncheons, or other programming. Reservations must be delivered or mailed to the Indianapolis Bar Association office, faxed to (317)269-1915, or e-mailed to iba@indybar.org. Reservations received less than 24 hours prior to an event and walk-in registrations cannot be guaranteed; they will be accepted on a space-available basis, will include an additional $5 charge, and may not include lunch. Cancellations must be made 48 hours prior to the program to receive a refund. If no cancellation is received, payment is due in full. For arrangements due to physical disability, please call the Indianapolis Bar Association at (317) 269-2000.

RESERVATIONS/CANCELLATIONS FOR ONLINE COURSES.  Your purchase provides a 30 day access from the time of purchase to view and complete the educational requirements of the Indiana CLE Commission.  Failure to complete the online course within 30 days will require you to re-enroll and purchase again in order to view and complete the education program.

NOTE: CLE credit will not be reported to the Indiana Supreme Court Commission for Continuing Legal Education (CLE Commission) until payment for the course has been received in full.  The CLE Commission will not approve online CLE credit if you previously received credit for the same live course.  It is your responsibility to monitor your credits.

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