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Cle All events held at the CMBA Many professionals estimate that one in four regisTraTiOn 9:30 a.m.
females and one in ten males are sexually
Conference Center unless otherwise
noted. abused as minors. We will discuss R.C. prOgraM 10 a.m.
This interactive, high energy program will cover the
april 2151.421, Ohio’s mandatory reporting statute Anatomy of a Jury Trial (Part I in our series).
30 Reporting Sexual Predators: that requires professionals to report sexual At this program, you will learn from expert
abuse of minors. We will consider difficulties
The Duty for Reporters professionals face when determining whether litigators and then watch them in action with
live demos. You’ll have the opportunity to ask
to file a report of sexual misconduct pursuant questions and you’ll leave with tips and skills from
May to this statute. This presentation would be our panelists.
2 2019 Litigation Institute appropriate to any professionals that have Whether you’re brand new to the practice or
9 O’Neill Bankruptcy Institute a duty to report sexual abuse including a need a refresher after a few years out of the
10 Law Practice Management for the attorneys, teachers, or medical personnel. courtroom, this program is for you!
Modern Practitioner Attendees will learn about common characteristic Topics include:
15 Foreclosures and Hot Topics in of child sexual predators and how they are able to • Pre-trial considerations, including developing a
theme, pretrial filings, etc...
use their positions of authority to commit these
Real Estate crimes. We will discuss indicators in young children • Jury selection
16 & 17 19th Annual Labor & that may lead investigators to believe that a child • Opening statement
Employment Conference was sexually abused. Attendees will learn why • Lay witness examinations
many child victims do not report sexual abuse and
30 Smoking Hot Insurance Topics why these cases can be difficult to prosecute. We Seminar Co-Chairs:
(Cannabis, Arson, Cyber, and More!) will review cases of child sexual abuse in order that Christopher D. Caspary, Zashin & Rich Co., L.P.A.
Gregory A. Thompson, Hahn, Loeser & Parks LLP
31 Social Security & Disability Section we can learn how sexual predators are able to Ryan T. Winkler, Tucker Ellis LLP
victimize multiple victims for years or decades and
Spring Seminar avoid prosecution.
June We will discuss legislative efforts to prevent child William J.
5 Workplace & School Active sexual abuse. We will examine R.C. 2151.421,
Ohio’s Child Abuse Reporting Statute that requires
Shooting: Managing Risk, Litigation, professionals in their official capacity to report child O’neill great
Insurance and Emotional Impact abuse. Attendees will learn who has to duty to lakes regional
13 Appellate Practice 2019 report abuse, immunity for reporting sexual abuse,
and the criminal and civil liability if professionals
14 Fundamentals of Practice in the do not report sexual abuse. Mr. Bogdanoff will Bankruptcy
Northern District of Ohio – LIVE also review the physician patient privilege and the
Attorney Client privilege with regard to reporting institute 2018:
18 Hot Topics for Estate Planners child sexual abuse. Attendees will review R.C.
2901.13 (F), Ohio’s statute of limitations and learn Make Bankruptcy
how prosecutors can prosecute a child sexual
CMBa Cultural predator decades after the crime is committed. great again
Finally, we will determine what we can do as
legacy series professionals and as parents to prevent this type of Thursday, May 9
conduct from going unreported.
Join the CMBA for an exploration of the CrediTs 7.00 hours CLE, with 1.25 hour
contributions of immigrants to our great city presenTer professional conduct
Philip Bogdanoff is a nationally recognized speaker
and our legal community. on various legal issues. He has done numerous regisTraTiOn 8:30 a.m.
Thursday, april 25 presentations on child sexual predators and lunCh 12 p.m.
has spoken on this issue to prosecutor groups,
attorneys and legal professionals in Ohio, West
The Impact of George Voinovich, Frank Virginia and Indiana. As a police legal advisor, he prOgraM 8:50 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.,
Lausche, and the Slovenian-American would determine whether decades old sexual Welcome & Introductions
Community in Cleveland abuse cases could be prosecuted and would advise Philip D. Lamos, Office of the Chapter 13 Trustee,
John Plecnik, C|M Law police on how to conduct the investigation of these Bankruptcy & Commercial Law Section Chair
State Senator Kenny Yuko cases. Philip Bogdanoff’s interactive presentations Adam L. Fletcher, BakerHostetler LLP, Institute
Timothy J. Cosgrove, Partner, Squire Patton Boggs have received great reviews in ten states and Co-Chair
(uS) LLP attendees describe his presentations as interactive, Bridget A. Franklin, Brouse McDowell, LPA,
creative, interesting and informative. Please see his Institute Co-Chair
website that contains more information about his
reporting sexual presentations, http://philipbogdanoff.com/ Retail Apocalypse Now?
Michael Sullivan, Second Avenue Capital Partners
predators: a duty litigation institute: David Berliner, BDO uSA, LLP
Eric Cotton, Deputy General Counsel &
to protect victims anatomy of a Jury Corporate Compliance Officer, SITE Centers
Norman N. Kinel, Squire Patton Boggs (uS) LLP
of sexual abuse Trial, part i Toward a Sea Change: Are the Small
Business Reorganization Act and
Tuseday, april 30 friday, May 2 Receiverships Feasible Alternatives?
M. Colette Gibbons, McDonald Hopkins, LLC

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