CLEs
and Upcoming Events
Divorce and Family Mediation:
February 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 2010
This five day course on divorce issues satisfies the 40 hour requirement of the Supreme Court of Ohio.
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Intensive Mediation
Feb. 15 - 19 , 2010
This is a five-day course in basic and advanced mediation skills through the Center for Dispute Resolution. Intensive Mediation includes five courses, Negotiation, Basic, More Effective Mediator, Business, and Ethics, which may be taken individually or as a group. There is a $170 price break for signing up for entire week.
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Wells Conference on Adoption Law
March 11, 2010
Hear from nationally recognized professors and practitioners on such timely issues as:
- The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Families,
- The Impact of Assisted Reproduction on Families, and
- Overcoming Barriers to the Creation of Families for Members of the GLBT Community.
The Wells Conference strives to include both academic ideas and practical advice for attorneys. 6.5 CLE and CEU credit hours are pending approval.
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National Moot Court Competition in Child Welfare & Adoption Law
March 12 - 13, 2010
The topic for the 2010 National Moot Court Competition in Child Welfare & Adoption Law sponsored by the National Center for Adoption Law and Policy at Capital Unviersity Law Schoo is Biology and Parentage: Artificial Reproduction & Same Sex Relationships.
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The 31st Annual John E. Sullivan Lecture
Thurs., April 8, 2010
Vincent A. Blasi, Corliss Lamont Professor of Civil Liberties, Columbia Law School, will deliver the 31st Annual John E. Sullivan Lecture: Shouting "Fire!" in a Theater and Other Famous Examples Marking the Limits of Free Speech.
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5th Annual Alumni Recognition Luncheon
April 30, 2010
Save the date for the 5th Annual Alumni Recoginition Luncheon. Nominate alumni here. Contact Alumni Relations for more information.
National Symposium: The Impact of the Growth and Use of ADR Processes on Minority Communities, Individual Rights, and Neutrals
May 18, 2010
The Impact of the Growth and Use of ADR Processes on Minority Communities, Individual Rights, and Neutrals will encourage scholarly dialogue about the effects of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) on minority groups. The proceedings will be published by Capital University Law Review.
The symposium is Capital University Law School's 9th initiative to increase the number of minority ADR neutrals in the field of ADR and to expand its use of ADR into minority communities. Contact Professor Floyd Weatherspoon for more information.
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