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About the Seminar
The SC Bar CLE Division is pleased to present the 2016 edition of the annual Masters in Equity Bench Bar seminar. Dorchester County Master in Equity Judge James Chellis has designed a terrific program featuring a distinguished faculty of experienced practitioners and judges who will share their insights on key areas of equity practice and ethical representation.
This year's program continues to emphasize the theme of “best practices” in equity court by bringing judges and practitioners together to explore ways to make our courts of equity more efficient and effective. Topics include special confidential relationships, judicial powers, equitable indemnity and secondary liability, after death accrual of interest, the obligation of good faith and fair dealing, determining fair value on the dissolution of an LLC, several important case law updates, and a special presentation by Steve Spitz on his two favorite all-time equity cases. In addition, this year's program will include several powerful ethics presentations and tips on effective order writing by Court of Appeals Judge Aphrodite Konduros.
Seminar Agenda
Lawyer Diligence as an Ethical Requirement
Daniel A. Speights - Speights & Runyan
Civility Among Professionals: It's Not Just an Aspiration
Mitchell Willoughby - Willoughby & Hoefer, PA
The Fine Line between Zealous Advocacy and Abusive Litigation Techniques
Marvin D. Infinger - Nexsen Pruet, LLC
Special Confidential Relationships
Pro. John P. Freeman
Legal Ethics and the Changing Litigation Landscape
Pro. John P. Freeman
Doctrine 'Against Public Policy' and Inherent Judicial Powers
Stephen A. Spitz - Stevens & Lee
Two of My Favorite All Time Equity Cases
Stephen A. Spitz Stevens & Lee
Equitable Indemnity and Secondary Liability; Secondary Liability in Equitable Subrogation
Marvin D. Infinger - Nexsen Pruet, LLC
Mortgage Foreclosure - Does interest Ever Stop Accruing?
Hon. Richard L. Booth - S.C. Master-In-Equity
Contract Performance - Good Faith and Fair Dealing
Hon. James E. Chellis - S.C. Master-In-Equity
What are the Equities in Deciding Fair Value on Dissolution of an LLC; Distinction between Term and at Will Members
Tracey Colton Green - Willoughby & Hoefer, PA
Family Dispute: Equity in the Dissolution of a Statutory Close Corporation, a discussion of Mason v. Mason, 412 S.C. 28, 770 S.E.2d 405 (Ct. App., 2015)
Ralph P. Stroman
Remedy of Foreclosure of a Charging Lien vs the Ability to Pay, a discussion of Kriti Ripley, LLC v. Emerald Investments, LLC, 404 S.C. 367, 746 S.E.2d 26, 2013 WL 3200596 (2013)
James “Chip” Atkinson Bruorton IV - Rosen Rosen & Hagood, LLC
Is a Remedy at Law an Adequate Remedy at Law, a discussion of Chase Home Finance, LLC v. Cassandra S. Risher, 405 S.C. 202, 746 S.E.2d 471 (2013)
Louis H. Lang - Callison Tighe & Robinson, LLC
Limits to the Delegation of the Duty of a Lawyer, a discussion of Johnson v. Alexander 413 S.C. 196, 775 S.E.2d 697 (S.C., 2015)
Mary Leigh Arnold - Mary Leigh Arnold, PA
Legislative Update Sneak Peak: Clementia C. Pinckney Uniform Partition of Heirs' Property Act S.C. Code ยง 15-61-310
Hon. Mikell Scarborough - S.C. Master-In-Equity
Order Drafting Tips
Hon. Aphrodite K. Konduros - S.C. Court of Appeals
Patricia A. Howard - S.C. Court of Appeals
Andrew L. Johnson - S.C. Court of Appeals
This seminar qualifies for 6.0 MCLE credit hours, including up to 1.66 LEPR credit hour. This seminar also qualifies for 4.33 Bankruptcy Specialization credit hours.
This seminar is Intermediate to Advanced Level.
Note: When submitting your compliance reports to the SC Commission on CLE and Specialization, please use this course code if you completed the program in 2017: 171381ADO
Note: When submitting your compliance reports to the SC Commission on CLE and Specialization, please use this course code if you completed the program in 2018: 181805ADO
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