As of January 1, 2022, Fannie Mae has new underwriting requirements for lenders and appraisers relating to condos and co-ops containing more than four units.
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Get the information you need to effectively advise your clients on the importance of establishing a power of attorney with this informative presentation.
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Don’t miss this in-depth discussion on defending criminal and civil forfeiture cases with this informative online seminar.
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Don’t miss this discussion on how to work with elderly clients – from identifying who your client is, to understanding the challenges facing both you and your aging client.
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Join us from the comfort of your home or office for this in-depth look at the central panel adjudication model, which is designed to ensure that administrative law judges are employed separately from the agencies that they serve in an effort to provide fair and unbiased judicial decisions.
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Don’t miss Part 2 of this three-part series that explores both qualified immunity under the federal law and tort immunity under Illinois statute, how they are similar and distinct, and how these doctrines have impacted several individual actions.
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Don’t miss this opportunity to explore real-life solutions that are designed to help eliminate sexual harassment and misconduct in the legal profession.
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During the pandemic, consumers flocked to local farms in hopes of finding reliable food products and safe outdoor entertainment. Farms expanded to meet this increasing demand and operations re-tooled to enter the agritourism and direct-sales market. But, this expansion also creates more legal vulnerability than many farmers realized. Get the information you need to help correct the common misconceptions that your farmer clients have about forming an LLC or corporation to manage their liabilities.
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Join us for Civility and Professionalism 2022: Pivoting for the Pandemic (Parts 1 & 2).
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With the increased number of tenants experiencing financial hardship over the last two years due to the pandemic, many people are facing evictions, but the eviction process has shifted a bit in the wake of the COVID-19 moratorium, making it doubly important that attorneys stay abreast of these changes.