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<font face="Arial" color="#CC6633" size="4">Schedule and Faculty</font></p>

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		<b><font face="Arial" size="2">Wednesday, February 17, 2010<br>

		12:00   1:00 p.m. </font>

		<font face="Arial" size="1">(CENTRAL TIME)</font></b></p>

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		<font face="Arial" size="2">Criminal Law Series: Everyday White Collar Crime</font></b></p>

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		<font face="Arial" size="2">In this webcast, criminal defense attorney Tim Webb and civil litigation attorney John Neve 

		will look at "everyday white collar" cases from both a criminal and civil perspective. They will discuss a variety of 

		"everyday" white collar issues, including:  employee embezzlement, business theft, and mortgage and financial institution fraud. 

		Specifically, they will address: handling the case before and after criminal charges are filed; strategies for civil actions, 

		including analysis of the impact of pleading the Fifth Amendment and seeking a stay of proceedings; and potential licensing issues 

		for mortgage brokers, real estate and insurance agents, general contractors and the like.</font></p>

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		<font face="Arial" size="2">  Timothy D. Webb; Attorney at Law<br>

  John R. Neve; Attorney at Law





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