|
|
|
Loyola V Complex Case Symposium Slated for January 2013 By RN Staff* California Receivers Forum is pleased to announce that the Loyola V, Complex Case Symposium will be held January 18-19, 2013 at the Hilton Irvine/Orange County Airport. “The Hilton Irvine, directly across the street from John Wayne Orange County Airport, provides easy access for statewide receivers to participate in this program. The meeting space suits the interactive format of the newly formatted Loyola program, while offering value-priced accommodations,“ commented Nancy Hotchkiss, CRF 2012 State President. This Symposium will continue the California Receivers Forum’s relationship with Loyola Law School of Los Angeles. Although the Symposium is no longer being held on campus, since the program has outgrown the Albert H. Girardi Advocacy Center, the Forum looks forward to the tradition of law school faculty involvement in the Symposium. Recognizing that experts sit in the audience and on the stage, Loyola V has been redesigned from all panel presentations to a variety of formats that foster conversation and exploration of more complex receivership topics. Loyola V moves away from the overview of basics and focuses on topics such as the inner working of complex cases, often encountered pitfalls, multiple jurisdiction cases, intertwined ownerships and larger value cases. The leadership team is headed by Chair Nancy Hotchkiss Esq., Trainer Fairbrook, Sacramento; Judicial Liaison Chair, Robert Mosier, Mosier & Company; Education Co-Chairs Mia Blackler, Esq., Buchalter Nemer, San Francisco and Christopher Hawkins, Esq., Sullivan Hill, San Diego; Education Materials Chair, Ted Phelps, PCG Consultants, Los Angeles; Sponsorship Co-Chairs Kevin Singer, Receivership Specialists, Los Angeles, and Christopher Seymour, Esq., Dowling Aaron Inc., Fresno. Jeanne Sleeper and Toni Spangler, JBS & Associates will provide meeting management services. As the chairs begin planning Loyola V, they will reach out to professionals across the state to be session organizers, topic experts, table discussion facilitators and debaters. Mike Essary, Calsur Property Management, San Diego, was the first to answer the call and will be producing the luncheon program. If you are interested in getting involved, contact the Co-Chairs of your choice. Contact information is available on www.receivers.org membership directory tab. Loyola V will continue the CRF tradition of diversity and leadership growth by involving members from across the state, from all the professions involved in receiverships, with a goal of opportunities for service by newer members, evolving leaders and long serving members. Registration will open online by September at www.receivers.org. |