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1. Current Case Law and Legislative Update
2. Foreclosure Avoidance Options
3. Non-Judicial Foreclosure Procedure
4. Eviction
5. Ethical Considerations in Foreclosure
6. Hot Topics and Common Problem Areas Addressed
7. How Do New Bankruptcy Rules Affect Foreclosure?

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1. CURRENT CASE LAW AND LEGISLATIVE UPDATE
   9:00 - 10:00, Gregg A. Hubley
1. Recent State and Federal Legislation and Current Statutes Governing Foreclosure
2. Foreclosure Prevention Initiatives
3. Important Case Decisions That May Affect Your Practice
4. Foreclosure Mediation
2. FORECLOSURE AVOIDANCE OPTIONS
   10:00 - 10:30, Donald G. Martin
1. Loss Mitigation Solutions
2. Reinstatement Options
3. Disposition Options
3. NON-JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE PROCEDURE
   10:45 - 11:45, Douglas E. Miles
1. Necessary Documents to Proceed with Foreclosure
2. Appointment of Successor Trustee
3. Notice of Default/Notice of Acceleration
4. Title Examination/Title Issues
5. Non-Judicial Process
6. Bidding Strategies
7. At the Sale
8. Funds at Sale – Distribution, Surplus Deficiency
9. Right of Redemption
10. How to Cure a Defective Sale
11. Sample Generic Procedure Checklist Overview – Steps to Avoid Liability Exposure
4. EVICTION
   12:45 - 1:30, Douglas E. Miles
1. Securing Property Pre-Sale
2. Occupied vs. Vacant
3. Eviction Procedure
4. Effect of Vacancy on Redemption
5. Unknown Occupants
5. ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN FORECLOSURE
   1:30 - 2:30, Donald G. Martin
1. Applying the Rules of Professional Conduct
2. Avoiding Conflicts of Interest
3. Duty of Candor
6. HOT TOPICS AND COMMON PROBLEM AREAS ADDRESSED
   2:45 - 3:45, Gregg A. Hubley
1. Condominium and Homeowners' Associations Liens
2. Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
3. Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act
4. Contested Estate Administration Proceedings
5. Procedures for Excess Proceeds
6. Foreclosure in Divorce (Transfer of Title, QDROs, Apportionment of Equity, etc.)
7. Discrepancies in Legal Descriptions of the Land
8. Handling Your Client's Emotional Distress
9. How to Deal with Ejectments
7. HOW DO BANKRUPTCY LAWS AFFECT FORECLOSURE?
   3:45 - 4:30, Douglas E. Miles
1. Automatic Stay Rules and Their Interpretation by the Courts
2. Chapters 7, 11 and 13
3. Proofs of Claim
4. Motions for Relief
5. Bankruptcy Reform

GREGG A. HUBLEY is an attorney at Pite Duncan LLP, where he practices primarily in the areas of commercial and civil litigation in both federal and state court matters. His principal practice consists of representing financial and lending institutions and the advocacy of creditor's rights. Immediately prior to joining the firm, Mr. Hubley was a senior litigation associate with a national civil defense firm, representing clients in professional negligence actions, mainly consisting of medical malpractice defense. He is admitted to practice in the state and federal courts of Nevada. Mr. Hubley donates his time and services to the University of Nevada - Las Vegas Boyd School of Law and the Clark County School District. He earned his B.S. degree, magna cum laude, from Northern Illinois University and his J.D. degree from the University of Illinois College of Law.

DONALD G. MARTIN is an attorney in the law firm of Lewis & Roca, LLP, where he practices primarily in corporate and real estate transactions, including business and entity planning, formation and governance and taxation. His practice includes negotiation and preparation of mergers and acquisitions, purchases and sales of real estate, businesses and assets and general contracts and agreements. Mr. Martin received his B.A. degree and M.B.A. degree, in finance, from San Diego State University and his J.D., cum laude, and his L.L.M. degree, in taxation, from the University of San Diego School of Law, where he served as an associate editor of the San Diego Law Review. He has worked on various multi-million dollar purchases and sales and financing of numerous hotels and casinos in Nevada, along with various multi-million dollar real estate transactions. Mr. Martin has written and lectured on commercial real estate transactions, business formation in Nevada and tax aspects of entities.

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