MCLE Board Postpones "Live Interactive" Requirement
From the VSB website: http://www.vsb.org/site/news/item/live-inter-rqt-postponed/
The Mandatory Continuing Legal Education Board has postponed
until November 1, 2011, the implementation of amended regulations,
including a requirement that four hours of annual MCLE be
in the form of "live interactive" programming. The MCLE Board
decided on July 21, 2010, that more time is needed so that
lawyers and MCLE providers have an opportunity to clearly
understand the regulations before they go into effect.
HIGHLIGHTED SEMINAR:
19th Annual Advanced Elder Law Seminar
Cosponsored with the Virginia Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (VAELA)
Practical Advice and Insight on Issues on the Minds and Desks of Experienced Elder Law Attorneys
This one-day seminar provides instruction on the topics experienced elder law attorneys are seeking. Learn the answers to these questions and more:
- How do you get through the nightmare application to obtain benefits available for your clients through the Veterans Administration?
- Uh oh ... you mean that distribution I made from the special needs trust will be taxed?
- How can I get Social Services to allow a Medicaid waiver for my client's home care?
- Just how far can I as a guardian ad litem try to resolve litigation issues in contested cases or assist with obtaining benefits for the incapacitated person?
Then
to enhance your practice, hear the latest updates of the law
in this area and a panel discussion on resolving ethical issues
to keep you on the straight and narrow.
LIVE
PROGRAM in Fairfax on Wednesday,
September 15.
VIDEO REPLAYS in multiple locations on October 5 and
7.
MCLE Credit Hours: 6.0 (including 1.0 hours
Ethics credits)
For
further information and to register, click on 19th
Annual Advanced Elder Law Seminar.
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