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Stites & Harbison's Presentations:
Survival and Success in the Brave New World of Health Care Reform
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Presented by Janet Craig, Member, Stites & Harbison's Health Care Service Group, Lexington office and David C. Bundy, CPA, Dean, Dorton & Ford, PSC, on July 16, 2010
What Entrepreneurs and Content Creators need to know about Business Entities and Intellectual Property
Tara Mooney Aaron Jeremy Brook
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Presented at Co-Labs Nashville, Nashville, Tennessee, June 18, 2010
Presented by Tara Mooney Aaron and Jeremy Brook, Nashville office
Selling Green Steel
David B. Ratterman Angela R. Stephens
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Presented at the Southern Association of Steel Fabricators Convention, Pointe Vedra Beach, Florida, June 5, 2010
Presented by David B. Ratterman and Angela R. Stephens, Louisville office
Physician Practices in the Era of Health Care Reform: What You Should Know
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Presented by Stites & Harbison, PLLC, and Mountjoy Chilton Medley, LLP, Stites & Harbison Conference Center, May 21, 2010
Presented by Charles J. "Mike" Cronan IV, Member, Stites & Harbison, PLLC, Health Care Service Group, Louisville, Jennifer L. Elliott, Member, Stites & Haribson, PLLC, Health Care Service Group and Stephen F. Schulz and Bonnie K. Ciresi with Mountjoy Chilton Medley, LLP.
2009-2010 Tennessee Family Law Update:
Decisions that Affect Your Practice
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Presented on March 2, 2010, by Gregory D. Smith, Nashville office
Avoiding Legal Pitfalls in Sustainable Design and Construction
David B. Ratterman J. Spencer Harmon
Jamie L. Cox Angela R. Stephens
Using role-playing, Stites & Harbison attorneys take us through a mock legal conflict resulting when a building does not achieve LEED certification. This informative presentation is also enjoyable and entertaining. To make viewing more convenient, we've divided the video into 10 short segments below:
- Part 1, Introduction of cast of characters (length 5:00)
- Part 2, Spencer Harmon as "the owner" (length 5:04)
- Part 3, Spencer Harmon (continued) (length 5:00)
- Part 4, Jamie Cox as "the banker" (length 5:10)
- Part 5, David Ratterman as "the architect" (length 5:00)
- Part 6, David Ratterman (continued) (length 5:09)
- Part 7, Angela Stephens as "the general contractor" (length 5:32)
- Part 8, Step-by-step guide to Avoiding the Pitfalls (length 5:09)
- Part 9, Avoiding Legal Pitfalls (continued) (length 5:16)
- Part 10, Avoiding Legal Pitfalls (continued) (length 2:49)
Presented October 23, 2009 at the Green Steps to Achieving Sustainability Conference
One Southern Indiana Chamber & Economic Development
Jeffersonville, Indiana
Presented by David B. Ratterman, J. Spencer Harmon, Jaime L. Cox and Angela R. Stephens
Computer and Electronic Snooping: Or "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Prison Cafeteria Food"
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Presented to the Williamson County Inns of Court Meeting, October 13, 2009
Presented by Gregory D. Smith, Nashville office
2008: Case Law Update (Domestic Law)
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Presented in October 2008 to the Tennessee Society of Certified Public Accountants
Presented by Gregory D. Smith, Nashville office
Family Law Seminar
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Presented to the Nashville Bar Association
Presented by Gregory D. Smith, Nashville office
Stites & Harbison's Podcasts:
Commercial Real Estate Markets
Barry Hines joins WFPL News host Laura Ellis for a conversation about the commercial real estate market and the effects it is feeling from the recession.
Copyright, Free Culture, and the Internet
Amy Cahill joins WFPL News host Laura Ellis for a conversation about how copyright law impacts materials posted on the Internet.
Understanding the AIA Contract Documents and the ConsensusDOCS
PODCAST
Presented September 10, 2009 to Structural Engineers Association of Ohio 2009 Annual Conference
Presented by Matthew A. Gillies, Stites & Harbison Construction Attorney, Louisville office
AISC Code of Standard Practice For Structural Engineers
PODCAST
Presented September 10, 2009 to Structural Engineers Association of Ohio 2009 Annual Conference
Presented by David B. Ratterman, Stites & Harbison Construction Attorney, Louisville office
AIA Contract Documents vs. ConsensusDOCS: Who’s the Fairest of Them All?
Anne E. Gorham Cassidy R. Rosenthal
PODCAST
Presented December 3, 2008 to AGC Kentucky
Presented by Anne E. Gorham and Cassidy Ruschell Rosenthal, Stites & Harbison Construction Attorneys, Lexington office
Both the American Institute of Architects and ConsensusDOCS published new contract documents during 2007. Do you know which ones are right for your project?
Anne and Cassidy highlight the key provisions of both sets of contract documents, analyze the most relevant risk-shifting provisions and discuss the hot button issues from the perspective of owners, developers, contractors, design professionals and subcontractors. Find out how they compare and contrast, and whether they allocate risk to the appropriate parties.
Stites & Harbison's Blogs:
Williamson County, TN, Developer
Williamson County, Tennessee is one of the fastest-growing counties in the nation, with demanding requirements for new development and redevelopment of existing properties.
This blog addresses current issues affecting real estate development in Williamson County. Technical aspects of development such as bonds and standards are discussed, and new initiatives such as affordable housing, sustainability, and new urbanism are considered. This blog should prove interesting for both professionals involved in real estate development and laypeople with an interest in growth.
Tennessee Environmental Law Blog
William L. Penny Corinne E. Martin
Environmental law is very visible, extremely complicated and ever changing. Court decisions, the General Assembly and the environmental regulatory agencies— state and federal—provide new challenges regularly in keeping abreast of the latest developments. In addition to traditional environmental law components, our blog will include information and news on so-called Green building, LEED accreditation and sustainability in order to explore the transition as Green building develops into a way of life. As environmental law grows and changes, we hope interested persons will follow our blog for insight and information on these new and important issues.
Tennessee Conservation Easement Law
Allison A. Wiemer and Miranda R. Christy
The preservation of open spaces and historic sites is critical to our well-being. In Tennessee, one of the best tools available to preserve our open spaces and our historic identity is a conservation easement.
Our blog seeks to stir up dialogue about the use of this single great tool which can be employed by private citizens and governmental entities alike to ensure that future generations will forever understand the beauty and history of this wonderful State.